We Belong Education Podcast

We Belong Education Podcast
Podcast Description
Join Saurubh Malviya and Helen Pentecost as they explore topics that matter most to educators. This podcast dives into answering questions and sharing insights to support educators on their professional and personal journeys.
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Focuses on educational practices, communication strategies, and social-emotional learning with episodes discussing the nuances of communicating children's behavior with parents, the implications of swearing in educational settings, and foundational philosophies behind the podcast.

Join Dr Saurubh Malviya and Helen Pentecost as they explore topics that matter most to educators. This podcast dives into answering questions and sharing insights to support educators on their professional and personal journeys.
In this episode of the We Belong Education Podcast, we sit down with Sarah Louise to explore the concept of professional love—what it means, why it matters, and how it shapes our work with children and communities. Together, we discuss the balance between emotional connection and professional boundaries, the role of trust in caregiving relationships, and the impact of belonging on learning and development.
Join us for this insightful conversation as we challenge common misconceptions and celebrate the power of meaningful, compassionate practice in education and care.
Links & Resources:
🔗 Sarah Louise Consulting
🔗 Asserting a Culture of Child Safety by Nicole Talarico
🔗 ECA The Spoke: Professional Love in Early Childhood Education
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