Making Theories Visible

Name: Making Theories Visible
SKU: TS0351
Price: 49.95 NZD
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 9781923193574

Thinking-with theories in everyday practice

Available early October 2026.

Everyday practices and events often require educators to engage in complex interactions and respond ‘in the moment’. Making Theories Visible - Thinking-with theories in everyday practice highlights the importance of thinking-with theories as part of everyday work with children, families and colleagues. It shows how everyday practices can be understood using a range of theories that educators are familiar with. Through the case studies, educators can see how to think-with theories as part of their daily work, understanding that one event or observation can be viewed from several theoretical perspectives at the same time.

Ages: 0-6 | Pages: 64 | Code: TS0351 | ISBN: 9781923193574

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Alistair Gibbs

Alistair Gibbs has been working within the early childhood sector in various teaching, leadership and consultancy roles for over 12 years. He is committed to being an advocate for the profession through board director roles for both Social Justice in Early Childhood and Early Childhood Australia. Alistair strives to use his various roles to challenge and empower, with integrity and respect, the voice of self and others.

Louise Hennessy

Dr Louise Hennessy is an early childhood education professional with broad experience across the sector. Her work as an early childhood teacher, service leader, advisor, consultant, higher education researcher and lecturer, and experience working within peak bodies and in government as both employee and at board level, has enabled her to support and enable high quality early childhood education through her career. She is committed to lifting the capabilities of early childhood service teams and improving outcomes for children and families.