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Early Childhood Education and Care News
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July 28, 2020
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Kia ora, this week strategies for successfully meeting the needs and expectations of the digitally empowered parent and how to make the most of International Friendship Day happening at the end of this week (Thursday 30 July).
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6 Strategies for embracing the digitally empowered parent
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In the increasingly online world, where consumer reviews play a significant part in decision making it's easy to get caught out. One disgruntled parent can have a huge impact on business by using social media and review websites to disseminate their views, quickly and easily.
While some forums offer providers an opportunity to respond and address queries, many do not and this can have disastrous consequences for business... especially in the early childhood sector where parents are reliant on each other for inside information.
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Make the most of International Friendship Day
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Learning to make friends and nurture positive relationships are essential skills for a child's social and emotional development. But sometimes, young children need some extra support in developing the appropriate skills. With celebrations for International Day of Friendship on July 30 we've pulled together a collection of ideas to extend the theme throughout the week to promote the understanding and joy of friendships.
International Day of Friendship was declared in 2011 by the United Nations with the idea that friendship between people, countries, and cultures can inspire peace and build bridges between communities. An emphasis was placed on involving young people, as future leaders, in community activities that include different cultures and promote international understanding and respect for diversity.
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