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Nurturing Children’s Curiosity: Introducing Expanded Daily Resources for Twos
...different-sized containers while teachers highlight relevant vocabulary words like big and small. The section on Guiding Your Observations features questions for teachers to reflect on how children demonstrated their learning...
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Building a Welcoming Dual-Language Classroom
...should always take the “asset approach” to new students, welcoming newness into our space as an opportunity to enrich our community. Too often children who arrive speaking a different language...
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Women’s History Month: 11 Women Leaders in Early Learning
...March marking Women’s History Month, there’s no better time to honor the contributions of these pioneers who shaped how we think about teaching and learning. Early Learning Pioneers From...
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Hiring Great Teachers: The Right Questions to Ask and the Best Responses to Listen For
It’s no secret that an essential component—in fact, the essential component—of a great organization is the people who comprise it. Many aspects of a school or childcare setting are important....
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Individualizing to Include All Children
...conveys the message that you value what is important to them and helps them gain new skills and confidence. Learning Styles: Take all styles of learning (auditory, visual, and kinesthetic)...
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15 Blog Posts That Educators Loved in 2023
...classroom environment, learning is fun, children’s needs are met, and families are engaged. Below are four blog posts our community is reading about fostering positive interactions and creating meaningful learning...