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Children's Rights in Early Childhood with Aline Cole-Albäck | CREC

The Children's Rights in Early Childhood MA pathway, is a new pathway which has been created for professionals who are interested in developing their understanding of how the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) can be used as a frame of reference to guide practice in early childhood education and care (ECEC). No previous knowledge of the UNCRC is necessary as the pathway will be context-sensitive and linked to each student's own personal and professional circumstances. It is designed to support professionals in making explicit how the UNCRC, a core international treaty, is relevant to practice in order to develop a greater respect for children’s rights and children as beings of equal worth to adults. Find out more: http://www.crec.co.uk/childrens-right... 🎓 ABOUT THE TUTOR 🎓 Aline Cole-Albäck has worked with children for over 20 years in settings and schools in Germany and the US, before leading practice as a teacher in an Early Years Teaching Centre in Oxfordshire. She has taught on the Foundation Degree in Early Years at Oxford Brookes University and supervised undergraduate student dissertations. Aline’s particular interest in the past 10 years has been on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child with a particular focus on the very young child’s rights in public provision. Aline is currently at the completion stage of her PhD, a transnational study on young children’s rights in England and Finland. 👂 STAY UP-TO-DATE 👂 Twitter:   / _crec   Facebook:   / crecbirm   Instagram:   / crec_scitt   📧 GET IN TOUCH 📧 Interested in our MA in Education? Find out more at http://www.crec.co.uk/ma-in-education Got a question not covered on our FAQs page? http://www.crec.co.uk/ma-frequently-a... Email us at [email protected] 👋 ABOUT US 👋 The Centre for Research in Early Childhood, more commonly referred to as CREC, is the home of CREC in Birmingham (Charitable Trust) and Amber Publications and Training (APT). Established by Professor Chris Pascal and Professor Tony Bertram, CREC has been working to improve Early Years provision for over 20 years; we specialise in early childhood research and training which has relevant and meaningful outcomes for practice and policy.