ECD Toolkit Video 3: Your partners in education

Video ECD

How can fathers get involved in their children's education when they are young? This video has some ideas for what fathers can do to be part of this important aspect of early childhood education. This is the third short video in our ECD series.

If you would prefer, you can also watch the video on YouTube here.
You can find the previous video here.
You can find the next video here.
To download the Fathers Matter ECD Toolkit written guide, find it here.

File size: 5.136 MB
Format: video
Length: 2:04
Language: English
Publisher Name: Heartlines
Date Published: Oct 1, 2023

Video 3 Fathers your partners in learning

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