The ECE Classroom with Susie Beghin

The ECE Classroom explores key topics in early childhood education. Each episode offers insightful discussions and practical advice and is designed to inspire, inform, and empower educators, home care providers, and parents alike. As an educator and daycare owner, Susie Beghin is passionate about nurturing young minds and supporting those who work tirelessly to shape the future generation.

The ECE Classroom with Susie Beghin is a kids podcast hosted by Susie Beghin, with 30 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Susie Beghin hosts The ECE Classroom with Susie Beghin, a kids show with 30 episodes published.

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  Episode #8

  S03 Ep. 8: The Biggest Mistake We Make When Planning Curriculum and What to Do Instead

  Aug 15, 202616 minS3

  Just in time for the new school year, Susie Beghin explores how observing children's natural play patterns and schemas can transform curriculum planning in early childhood education. She introduces practical resources to help educators support and extend children's learning through schema-based approaches. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the importance of observation in earlychildhood education 02:17 What children are already trying to learn 04:44 The power of noticing how children explore 06:05 Introduction to schemas as patterns of behavior 07:05 Planning around schemas to deepen engagement 08:12 Introducing the Learning Through Schemas resources 10:21 Supporting and extending schemas in curriculumplanning 12:42 Using resources to respond to children's play patterns 14:45 Practical steps for observing and supporting schemas 15:24 Closing thoughts and encouragement for educators

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  Episode #7

  S3 Ep. 7: What Your Children Are Trying to Tell You Through Their Play

  Jul 15, 202610 minS3

  Susie Beghin explores the importance of observing children'splay to understand their interests and developmental cues. What we often see as misbehaviour, is actually deep learning. She introduces the concept of schemas—repeated patterns of play behavior—and how recognizing them can transform early childhood education. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the importance of play observation 01:06 Children's behaviors as clues to their thinking 02:30 Looking deeper into children's play 05:37 Introducing schemas: patterns of behavior 06:26 Common schemas in children's play 07:20 The educator's role in interpreting play 08:20 Challenge to observe and recognize schemas 09:03 Next steps and upcoming resources Music from Pixabay

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  Episode #6

  S03 Ep. 6: Building Connection and Supporting Children with Autism

  Jun 15, 202631 minS3

  In this episode, Ramona Mathew, BCBA, from Spokes Autism Services shares insights with parents and educators about autism therapy, play-based learning, and building trust with children. Discover practical strategies for supporting children withautism and fostering meaningful connections. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Early Childhood Education and Autism 02:36 Ramona's Journey in Autism Services 05:08 Understanding Play in Children with Autism 07:59 Building Independent Skills in Children with Autism 10:38 Motivation and Reinforcement Strategies 13:09 Effective Use of Rewards and Reinforcement 15:55 Building Relationships with Children with Autism 28:03 Final Advice for Parents and Educators Resources Spokes Autism Services - www.spokesautismservices.ca Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) -https://pecs.com Instagram - https://instagram.com/spokes.autism Music by pixabay

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  Episode #5

  S03 Ep. 5: From Exhausted to Empowered: Teaching Healthy Sleep Habits for Children

  May 15, 202627 minS3

  <p>In this episode, Susie Beghin interviews Jackie Aviles, who shares her journey into sleep consulting and the importance of sleep for children. They discuss the impact of sleep deprivation on children's behavior, the science behind sleep processing, and how sleep consulting works. Jackie explains the transition away from sleep props, the importance of supporting parents through the process, and the pros and cons of co-sleeping. The conversation emphasizes gentle approaches to sleep training, teaching independence in sleep, and creating a predictable bedtime routine for children.</p><p>Chapters</p><p> 00:00 Introduction to Sleep Consulting</p><p>03:00 The Impact of S...

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  Episode #4

  S03 Ep. 4: Inside the Zones of Regulation: Helping Children Understand Their Emotions

  Apr 15, 202622 minS3

  <p>In this episode, Susie Beghin interviews Emily Walz, theDirector of Learning at the Zones of Regulation. They discuss the importance of emotional regulation in early childhood education, the framework of the Zones of Regulation, and how it can be used to support neurodiverse learners. Emilyemphasizes the need for educators to teach emotional literacy and regulation skills, and the importance of creating a compassionate and understanding environment for all learners. The conversation highlights the significance ofrecognizing and normalizing all emotions, and the role of co-regulation in helping children develop these essential skills.</p><p>Chapters</p><p> 00:00 Introduction to Zones o...

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