Manitoba First Nations Guide to Support Early Learning

Manitoba First Nations Guide to Support Early Learning provides a foundation for early learning programs and initiatives within Manitoba First Nations. We hope this guide will support parents, community members, educators and all who work with young children. The information within this guide is intended as a reference for communities to promote and support early learning programs that incorporate best practices for children.

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MFNERC’s Early Learning program works in partnership with Manitoba Education and Training. Their Early Childhood Education unit has created many helpful resources that we are happy to share here.

On February 8, 2017 Dr. Kimberly Schonert-Reichl presented a keynote address at the First Nations Early Learning Conference. It included examples of…

The Healthy Child Manitoba website.

MFNERC’s Early Learning Program works in partnership with Manitoba Education and Training . Their Early Childhood Education unit has created many helpful resources that we are happy to share here.

Manitoba First Nations Guide to Support Early Learning provides a foundation for early learning programs and initiatives within Manitoba First Nations.

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Manitoba First Nations Guide to Support Early Learning

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