Educator strategies for self-regulating
When educators effectively regulate their own behaviour, they can respond appropriately and positively guide children’s behaviour. When educators manage their own emotions and stress, they can respond (rather than react) to a child’s behaviour. Watch our video for practical tips educators can use to regulate their own emotions and behaviour, and make every interaction with children count. Find out more at www.qld.gov.au/regulatingECEC

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