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Child Care Industry News |
April 18, 2017 |
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Welcome, this week meet Laure Hislop the innovative, tech savvy director of KU Killara Park Preschool and interesting research on the link between age and the likelihood of an ADHD diagnosis. |
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Laure Hislop |
KU Killara Park Preschool |
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What is your full name?
My name is Laure Hislop and I am 55 years old.
Which service do you work in? How many staff and children are in your service?
I am the Director at KU Killara Park Preschool. This is a 40 place centre with 11 staff.
In addition to being the Director at the preschool, I am also a Professional Learning Consultant with KU, which enables me to share my experience and expertise with other staff throughout the organisation.
What is your professional background and career experience?
I am a university qualified early childhood teacher, and I have spent most of my career working in preschools. Originally with the Queensland Department of Education in State Preschools, and for the last 20 years with KU Children's Services. I have been at KU Killara Park since 2000.
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The link between age and ADHD diagnosis |
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Interesting new research from Curtin University in Western Australia is likely to raise the perennial question of whether children should be held back from starting primary school in favour of an additional year in an early childhood setting.
The Curtin researchers have established that the youngest children in West Australian classrooms are more likely than their older classmates to receive medication for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
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