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EYLF Principles and Practices Overview

This document provides an overview of the key elements of the Early Years Learning Framework, including the Vision, Principles, Practices, and Learning Outcomes. It shows how these elements are integrated and connected, with Belonging, Being and Becoming overlapping all parts. The Principles focus on secure relationships, partnerships, respect for diversity and Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander perspectives. The Practices emphasize holistic and play-based learning. The Learning Outcomes center around children developing identity, connection, and wellbeing.

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EYLF Principles and Practices Overview

This document provides an overview of the key elements of the Early Years Learning Framework, including the Vision, Principles, Practices, and Learning Outcomes. It shows how these elements are integrated and connected, with Belonging, Being and Becoming overlapping all parts. The Principles focus on secure relationships, partnerships, respect for diversity and Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander perspectives. The Practices emphasize holistic and play-based learning. The Learning Outcomes center around children developing identity, connection, and wellbeing.

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ELEMENTS OF THE EARLY YEARS

LEARNING FRAMEWORK
This diagram shows the integrated connections of the Vision, Principles, Practices and Learning Outcomes
that centre on children’s learning, development and wellbeing. Belonging, Being and Becoming overlap all
these elements.

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Critical reflection and ongoing transitions


PRACTICES professional learning
• Assessment and evaluation
Holistic, integrated and interconnected approaches
Responsiveness to children • Collaborative leadership and for learning, development and
Play-based learning and intentionality teamwork wellbeing
Learning environments
Cultural responsiveness
Continuity of learning and transitions
Assessment and evaluation for learning, development and wellbeing

The Early Years Learning Framework for Australia V2.0, 2022

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