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Question:
How can we achieve an equitable workload?
Answer:
Review workloads, check in with staff, and play to their strengths and interests!
Question:
I keep hearing about how there aren’t enough educators and teachers. What can we do to stop this affecting our children’s service?
Answer:
Whilst there isn’t a magic fix-all, there are some steps you can take to keep your workforce strong.
Question:
What's the best way to get a new team connected quickly?
Answer:
By creating a sense of belonging.
Question:
I’m finding it hard to engage some educators in the programming and planning cycle, especially those who work part-time or casually. Any tips?
Answer:
Involve all educators from the start, and support, assist and mentor them along the way.
Question:
How do educational leaders fulfil our weekly and monthly duties while we are having to spend so much time working with children?
Answer:
Allocating set non-contact time is crucial for educational leaders.
Question:
I’m the educational leader, but am struggling to mentor and support our educators because they just see me as ‘checking up on them’ and get defensive.
Answer:
Set yourself up for success by setting long term goals
Question:
What can I do to support a very tired team? I’ve only just taken up the educational leader role and it’s going to be an uphill climb for everyone as morale is extremely low.
Answer:
Focus on meaningful relationships
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