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Making Good on the Promise of Whole-Child Assessment
...They acknowledge and describe what they see children doing. They coach them. They encourage them. They demonstrate aspects of new skills. They provide information to serve as a scaffold for...
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Responsive Relationships: Great for You and for Them
...sustained learning. Using a system for documenting how and what children are learning is essential for keeping track of children’s needs. Teachers and caregivers who use GOLD have a dedicated,...
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The Science of Reading: Seven Common Myths
...this research means for preschool and pre-K programs. Let’s shed some light on the subject by reviewing seven common myths about the science of reading. Myth #1: The science of...
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5 Strategies for Developing the Art of Collecting Quality Observations
Collecting observations and data on children’s learning is a common practice in early childhood education. Many teachers and caregivers prefer to use an observation-based assessment system for data collection because...
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Social-Emotional Development as the Foundation of Family Partnerships
...healthy adult relationships and skills, including how to collaborate, communicate, show mutual respect, and navigate cultural and linguistic differences. We as educators cannot begin to say that we are teaching...