Early Childhood Education: Home ECE
Recommended Texts
ECE3003 / ECE3007 / ECE6001 / ECE6005
Theories into Practice : Understanding and Rethinking Our Work with Young Children and the EYLF by ISBN: 9781925145502Publication Date: 2015
The Child in Focus : Learning and Teaching in Early Childhood Education by ISBN: 9780190304546Publication Date: 2018
Encounters with Materials in Early Childhood Education by ISBN: 9781138821460Publication Date: 2016-09-20
About this Guide
This guide is intended to assist students who are studying early childhood education (ECE).
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Referencing
Referencing correctly is crucial for academic success. It allows you to support your arguments with evidence, show the extent of your research, and avoid problems with plagiarism.
Remember, you can always ask the library for help with referencing.
- Harvard Referencing GuideBefore you write your reference list or bibliography, check with your lecturer/tutor which style they prefer you to use and refer to the instructions included with your assignment.
- Academic Integrity at VUAcademic integrity is the ethical basis upon which academic work is produced. It comprises important values that shape the work of the University in teaching, research and engagement.
- Plagiarism and How to Avoid ItThis guide explains what plagiarism is, and how to avoid it in your own work.
VU EasyRef is an easy-to-use, interactive referencing tool with examples of how to reference using VU Harvard, APA, IEEE, Oxford and AGLC4 referencing styles
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Academic Skills
Finding resources, using eBooks, evaluating information, and creating a literature review are key student skills. These guides are designed to help to help you develop these skills. Developing your library and research skills will help you save time, and get better marks.
- Finding ResourcesThis guide will help you to find information and resources that you can use for your assessment task.
- Finding and Using eBooksThis guide provides an overview of e-book collections at Victoria University, focusing on how to find e-books, read online, print/copy as well as how to download e-books and where to find further help.
- Evaluating InformationBeing able to critically evaluate information is an essential research skill. There are many different types and sources of information available. But, how will you know that the information you find is relevant and reliable?
- Literature reviewsThis guide provides an overview of the literature review process including useful tips and advice on effective searching and managing of resources. The guide is intended as a starting point for any student or researcher new to the literature review process.
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Acknowledgement of Country
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