Talking about early brain development in Aotearoa New Zealand : deepening understanding of bran development and how to support it The workshop
Material type: BookPublisher: Wellington, New Zealand : Child, Youth and Wellbeing, 2021Description: electronic document (68 pages) ; PDF file.Subject(s): BRAIN DEVELOPMENT | CHILDREN | INFANTS | PROTECTIVE FACTORS | WELLBEING | NEW ZEALANDOnline resources: Full report | Summary report | Access the website Summary: In partnership with The Workshop, the Child Wellbeing Unit facilitated a two-day wānanga in March 2021 to deepen understanding of brain development and how to support it. The wānanga brought together around 60 community educators, academics, service providers, government policy makers and philanthropic organisations. The aims were to build awareness and understanding of mātauranga and tikanga Māori and Pacific world views of brain development and parenting and share best practice and evidence. Narrative change specialists, The Workshop, then worked with the group to begin to develop a new shared narrative to help deepen societal understanding of brain development and what needs to be in place to support it. (From the website). Read the report and summary report from the wānanga. Record #7340Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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In partnership with The Workshop, the Child Wellbeing Unit facilitated a two-day wānanga in March 2021 to deepen understanding of brain development and how to support it.
The wānanga brought together around 60 community educators, academics, service providers, government policy makers and philanthropic organisations. The aims were to build awareness and understanding of mātauranga and tikanga Māori and Pacific world views of brain development and parenting and share best practice and evidence.
Narrative change specialists, The Workshop, then worked with the group to begin to develop a new shared narrative to help deepen societal understanding of brain development and what needs to be in place to support it. (From the website). Read the report and summary report from the wānanga. Record #7340