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Professor Melitta Hogarth presents the Jenny Leaper lecture at the Faculty of Education
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Professor Melitta Hogarth Presents the 2025 Jenny Leaper Lecture

Professor Melitta Hogarth presents the 2025 Jenny Leaper Lecture

Professor Melitta Hogarth presented the coveted 2025 Jenny Leaper lecture at the Faculty of Education on the 17th of September. The Jenny Leaper lecture is hosted by the REEaCh Centre and invites esteemed scholars to present on research in early learning.

Professor Hogarth's lecture ‘I am willing to embrace it but am worried I will do….: Enriching Early Childhood Education through Indigenous Perspectives’ spoke to the opportunities and barriers early childhood educators experience when embedding Indigenous perspectives in their teaching.

Watch the recording of the lecture below.

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