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Forum & Conference Papers
ECIA National Conference - October 2008Beyond the evidence: Building universal childhood services from the ground upPauline McGregor Keynote Address - Tim Moore In the inaugural Pauline McGregor Memorial Address given at ECIA’s 7th National Conference in Adelaide in 2004, Christine Johnston spoke of ‘robust hope’, and how we might find a home for early childhood intervention in the changing early years landscape. This paper expands upon that theme, making the case that the future for early childhood intervention services lies in being part of a collective effort to build a universal early childhood service system from the ground up... Beyond the evidence - Tim Moore (pdf 202KB)
ECIA(VC) Consultative ForumCommunity Inclusion in the Early YearsPart 2: A discussion of outcomes - December 2006Outcomes for Children in Early Childhood Services: A discussion paper for staff and services who work to support children's services How important is it to have shared outcomes for children in children's services? How common are our Beliefs, Outcomes, Indicators and Practices? How can we improve the ways in which we support children's services? (pdf 112KB)
ECIA(VC) Consultative ForumCommunity Inclusion in the Early YearsPart 1: What are our desired outcomes? - July 2006A range of perspectives regarding diversity and inclusion in early years services Provides information from ECIA, ECA, FKA Multicultural Resource Centre, Playworks, Community Child Care Association, VICSEG, ADEC, SNAICC, CCCH, NIFTeY and Circle of Inclusion. (pdf 603KB)
ECIA National Conference - March 2006ECIA(VC) Developing Outcomes in Early Childhood Intervention Services: the process so far An Outcome Statement is a 'clear statement of intent' listing the impacts and changes that are expected as a result of assessing a service. If parents and professionals are clear about what services are aiming to achieve, there is more chance of designing and implementing successful programs and activities that result in those outcomes. This clarity can result in a better use of resources, as well as greater consistency and accountability in the sector. ECIA(VC) Developing Outcomes in ECIS (pdf 117KB)
ECIA(VC) Consultative ForumMoving Towards Outcomes in Early Childhood InterventionPart 4: How do we do this? - October 2005Evolution of Early Childhood Intervention Practice In its relative short history, the field of early childhood intervention has evolved rapidly and a number of well-documented trends have become evident. In response to social change and service developments, the field has continued to evolve and a number of emerging trends can also be identified. This paper documents these two types of evolutionary trends in service delivery. Evolution of ECI Practice - Tim Moore (pdf 136KB)
The Way We Were Reflections on changes to Broad Insight Group's ECI Services Since the Broad Insight Group (BIG) Model of service delivery changed in 2001, many questions have been asked about our services by others in the ECI sector. These questions usually focus on "just what happened?" The whole story is a long one but this paper attempts to capture, ever so briefly, the major differences in past and present models of service delivery. The Way We Were - Leonie Symes (pdf 93KB)
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