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Inviting Families Into Our Early Childhood Classroom Communities
...curricular components, discussing referrals for services, and even having them come observe their children at school. All these options gave us opportunities to use that classroom community to benefit the...
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Teaching Requirements for Transitional Kindergarten in California
...to start by completing their Reading Instruction Competence Assessment (RICA), a three-part exam required for all multiple-subject teachers and education specialists. They’ll also need to complete their Teaching Performance Assessment...
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Celebrate the “Week of the Young Child”
...featured in this blog comes from ReadyRosie, our evidence-informed and research-based family engagement and early learning resource that supports families with Modeled Moments videos filmed in English and in Spanish...
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Introducing Al’s Pals, an Evidence-Based, Social–Emotional Curriculum Designed for Young Children
Teaching Strategies has been committed to providing educators with innovative, research-backed resources to help build a strong social–emotional foundation for our youngest learners for over 40 years. While this has...
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The Critical Role of Teachers in Trauma-Informed Care and Instruction
...has on a child’s development and learning—I knew I was so blessed to have had the experiences with those women that I did, when I did. All young children deserve...
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7 Questions Teachers Can Ask to Seek and Offer Support
...recent post on The Hub, our online community of early childhood educators, showed that one of the most common ways teachers support each other is through conversation. If you’ve ever...
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Four Ways Alabama is Prioritizing Early Education
...to support continuity of high-quality learning in any environment and to better integrate the core components of early learning including formative assessment, individualized instruction, family engagement, and ongoing professional development....