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Marie Hammer is a Senior Lecturer at Monash University specializing in Early Childhood Education. With significant experience in children's services, including long day care and family support programs, she has held leadership roles such as Early Childhood Course Leader for five years. Marie served as President of the Kindergarten Teachers Association Victoria, advocating for early childhood educators, and has been involved in professional committees such as the Victorian Branch Qualifications Approval Committee. Her research interests encompass professionalism in Early Childhood, pedagogical curriculum approaches, and the social emotional development of young children, particularly focusing on the impacts of trauma and legal responsibilities of teachers. Additionally, she emphasizes the importance of supporting children's social competence, especially in the context of trauma. Marie's involvement in international collaborations includes participation in a summer school in Moscow, where she explored Vygotsky's theories and their applications in teaching practices. Through her work, she contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals by enhancing the well-being and development of young children.
Monash University • Melbourne, Australia
Senior Lecturer in Early Childhood Education focusing on the development and support of children affected by trauma.
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