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Intentional teaching is deliberate, purposeful and thoughtful. It does not require educators to control play or turn every moment into a lesson. It means noticing what children are doing, deciding when to respond and using language, materials or modelling to deepen learning.
This free A4 resource provides clear practice expectations, a focused service or leadership check, immediate actions and links to recognised guidance. It can be printed, displayed or shared electronically across early learning centres, outside school hours care services and kindergartens.
Intentional teaching is deliberate, purposeful and thoughtful. It does not require educators to control play or turn every moment into a lesson. It means noticing what children are doing, deciding when to respond and using language, materials or modelling to deepen learning.
This free A4 resource provides clear practice expectations, a focused service or leadership check, immediate actions and links to recognised guidance. It can be printed, displayed or shared electronically across early learning centres, outside school hours care services and kindergartens.