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Loraine Fordham is an Honorary Senior Lecturer specializing in early childhood studies. Her doctoral research focused on exploring families' experiences with family-centered practices in early childhood education. She has worked as an academic and researcher, as well as a speech pathologist in various early childhood settings. Between 2014 and 2016, Loraine completed a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship with the Children's Protection Society in Melbourne, where she evaluated high-quality early education and care practices for children and families experiencing vulnerabilities. Her teaching and research interests include relational pedagogy for children aged birth to two years, family-centered practices, inclusive education in early years settings, speech and language development, children's well-being, and ensuring high-quality early childhood education and care. Loraine has also served as a lecturer at Charles Sturt University from November 2010 to August 2019.
Macquarie University • Sydney, Australia
Honorary Senior Lecturer focusing on early childhood education and research.
Charles Sturt University • Australia
Lecturer in early childhood education.
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