Two children spend twenty minutes on the magnetic blocks and the note says "built a tower". It's Thursday and documentation is behind again. Your educators can see good play — this session helps them see the learning in it, name it, and capture it while it's happening.
"Built a tower" is a record. "Kept widening the base after it fell" is a plan.
Two minutes across the day beats twenty at five o'clock, when you remember the incident and not the learning.
"What would happen if we built it on the carpet?" That's tomorrow's experience, planned in a sentence.
Louis shows twenty seconds of ordinary play — blocks, mud kitchen, a long story from a three-year-old — and the team writes the one line, in the moment, together. Then they compare. Then the question that turns it into tomorrow. By the end, everyone has the habit in their hand.
Are you and your team tired of the slide deck and the online click-fest? Louis's sessions are practical, on your feet and genuinely fun. You'll role-play the moments that actually happen in your rooms — the parent at pick-up, the child who hits, the drizzle at the door — and leave with language you'll use tomorrow.
Educators remember what they've said out loud, not what they've watched.
See what a session looks likeOne 90-minute session on this topic for your whole team — role-plays, the scripts sheet, a one-page action plan and a leader debrief. Online or in your centre.
See the Reset →This is module 3 of six. Run all six as one intensive day, or embedded fortnightly across the term so it becomes how your team does PD.
See the Program →Where: online for any centre in Australia · in your centre in Melbourne · interstate by arrangement (travel quoted upfront). Investment: depends on team size and format — Louis gives you a straight answer within a business day.
A sentence or two about your rooms. He'll reply within a business day with how he'd run it and what it would cost.
Tell Louis what you're seeing. He'll come back within one business day with what he'd do, what it would cost, and whether Praxibel is the right fit — a real reply, not an autoresponder.
Tell Louis what you're seeing and he'll build the session around it.