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Heavy Work – The Educator’s Role

Heavy Work – The Educator’s Role

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This reflective resource focuses on the educator’s role in designing environments that support regulation, rather than controlling behaviour. It highlights the importance of noticing children’s sensory needs, intentionally planning resistance-based experiences, and valuing movement as learning.

The poster supports a strengths-based, trauma-informed approach by reinforcing that behaviour is communication and that learning begins in the body. Ideal for leadership conversations, professional reflection, and quality improvement planning.
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  • Clear pedagogy. Confident practice. Regulated learning.

    At STEPPING STONES, we support educators and leaders to move beyond compliance and complexity — toward clarity, confidence, and intentional practice.

    Our work centres on understanding children first:how they learn, how they regulate, and how environments can support both educators and children to thrive.

    Our flagship programs anchor everything we do.

    👉 Programming for Babies
    👉 Guiding Behaviour Through Inclusive, Regulation-Focused Practice

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