EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING FRAMEWORKS OVERALL:

The Framework of the Maritime provinces and Newfoundland and Labrador focuses on the key areas and goals of learning from a child’s perspective. It supports that should teaching include:

• The well-being and belonging of the student.”
• “Effective communication through play and exploration.”
• “A social and safe learning environment.”

ECE certifications:

Based off the provincial guidlines they are transferable and usually go by the title:

• Early Childhood Intern (ECE I) or level 1.
• Early Childhood Associate (ECE II) or level 2.
• Early Childhood Educator (ECE III) or level 3.

The Liberal Party of Newfoundland and Labrador:

The Liberal Party strives to improve ECE in Newfoundland through incorporating technology into the primary school education system. This offers children a chance to discover new opportunities starting with the basics of technology. (https://nlliberals.ca/article/growing-technology-literacy-and-entrepreneurship-in-education/)

The Liberal Party of Nova Scotia:

The Liberal Party advocates for the support of children with learning impairments or disabilities and promises to invest in the professional development of teachers and educational assistant who are trained to do so. They also plan to address the ongoing issue of violence in schools by implementing prevention programs for children.

The Liberal Party of PEI: