Episode 5: An Introduction to learning through risk with Ellen Sandseter
How much risk is too much risk? An Introduction to learning through risk with Ellen Sandseter.
Throughout this episode, Ellen Sandseter, researcher and expert in Children’s Risky Play, introduces the concept of learning through risk, also referred to as Risky Play, in early childhood.
Alistai…
Episode 6: The benefits of risk-taking in the Early Years with Ellen Sandseter
Throughout this episode, Ellen Sandseter, researcher and expert in Children’s Risky Play, talks about the fundamental benefits of learning through risk in early childhood and why practitioners shouldn’t be afraid to implement an element of risk in their own practice too.
Ellen breaks this down in…
Episode 7: How our understanding of risk is changing with Ellen Sandseter
Throughout this episode, Ellen Sandseter, researcher and expert in Children’s Risky Play, explores how approaches to learning through risk have changed over time (and are still evolving) and what this means in terms of effective learning for children.
Alistair and Ellen encourage practitioners no…
Episode 8: Adopting a relaxed approach to risk-taking in the Early Years with Ellen Sandseter
Throughout this episode, Ellen Sandseter, researcher and expert in Children’s Risky Play, shares practical tips and guidance for adopting a more relaxed approach to children’s risk-taking in the Early Years.
Have you ever considered taking your next staff meeting outdoors to immerse yourself in …
Jan Hakon Erichsen on the joy of destroying things and the accident that almost changed everything
In this episode, I catch up with the Norwegian visual artist Jan Hakon Erichsen and talk about the time he nearly crossed the thin line between destruction and self-destruction.
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Jan Hakon Erichsen is a Norwegian artist, whose work explores themes of fear, anger and frustration. His creations …
CYKIAE Season 12 Part 16. How Steve Jobs Caused Gender Dysphoria - Live in the Real World or on Mars.
If you want young people to thrive in life - at home, in school and in the workplace – you want them to be in what Jonathon Haidt calls discover mode. Children can be set to discover mode by living in the real world. They can never be set to discover mode living online. Jonathan Haidt says that peo…
Policy and Practice in Focus: Child safe risks in ECE contexts - Part B
Organisations that work with children have a responsibility to keep them safe from harm and abuse as described in their duty of care and in the NSW Child Safe Standards. This episode will explore this topic further with guest speakers from the ECEC sector.
About this episode
Staff in ECEC serv…
Policy and Practice in Focus: Child safe risks in ECE contexts - Part A
Organisations that work with children have a responsibility to keep them safe from harm and abuse as described in their duty of care and in the NSW Child Safe Standards. This episode will explore this topic further with guest speakers from the ECEC sector.
About this episode
Staff in ECEC serv…
Risky Play
Why taking risks might be the safest thing your child can do — and how to support them through it.Join us for this episode of Parenting Like a Mother, where we explore the crucial psychological benefits of age-appropriate risk-taking and how parents can manage their own anxiety while fostering resi…
Talking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Ellen Sandseter
Risky Play or Not Risky Play - That is the Question!
Ellen Sandseter is a well-known professor at Queen Maud University College for Early Childhood Education in Trondheim, Norway but we all know her for her thoughtful and challenging work on risky play.
If you are interested in a conversation about…
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