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Hosted by Storypark · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Join Lorrie and Anne Marie as they talk with incredible guests who are out there doing brave, thoughtful and often quiet revolutionary work. Thought-leaders, authors, teachers, dreamers. Together we’ll learn that doing little things across the field of early childhood can have a big impact on the world around us.If you’d like to receive email reminders for new episodes and exclusive subscriber only resources, sign up to the Storypark mailing list at https://lp.storypark.com/sa/podcast
Storypark hosts Little Big Ideas, a education show with 10 episodes published.
In this special one-year anniversary episode of Little Big Ideas, Anne Marie and Lorrie reflect on a year of ideas that have shaped how they think, teach, and show up, in their work and at home with their families. What
In this special one-year anniversary episode of Little Big Ideas, Anne Marie and Lorrie reflect on a year of ideas that have shaped how they think, teach, and show up, in their work and at home with their families. What
In this episode of Little Big Ideas, Anne Marie and Lorrie sit down with Suzanne Axelsson — author, pedagogical consultant, and one of the most generative thinkers in early childhood education, for a conversation that qu
More here: https://lp.storypark.com/sa/podcast In this episode Dr. Shelley Moore unpacks what it really means to be an inclusive educator. Drawing on research, her own lived experience, and a wry sense of humor, she chal
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In this episode of Little Big Ideas, we sit down with our dear friend Rukia Rogers—early childhood educator, activist, and founder of The Highlander School in Atlanta, Georgia. This single-site school stands as a beacon
Talking with Dr. Hopi Martin feels like slowing down enough to hear the earth breathe. Every time we hear him speak, something new lands in our hearts. In this episode, he shares his path back to his ancestors, the land,
We sit down with author and educator Susan Stacey to explore what happens when educators move from simply following children's interests to co-constructing meaning with them. Together, we unpack how curiosity, uncertaint
What if care isn’t just something we do—but the most important part of how we show up for children? In this episode, Carol Garboden Murray invites us to rethink care as both an art and a science, full of rhythm, connecti
This discussion with Deb Curtis explores our inherently social nature, and delves deep into the source of early development. Spoiler alert... It's all about relationships! Deb Curtis is a long-time early childhood educat
Join us for a fascinating discussion with Marc Battle about radically rethinking children’s rights. How can we ensure children are truly heard, even when it comes to the construction of their own early learning programs?
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Little Big Ideas is hosted by Storypark. The show is categorised under education (kids) and has published 10 episodes.
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