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Enhanced Data Views – Part I: Family Learning Outcomes Provide a New Lens on ReadyRosie’s Two-Generation Approach
...of outcomes: Learning Opportunity Outcomes and Family Learning Outcomes. The Learning Opportunity Outcomes are categorized based on Head Start ELOF, Common Core, and state-specific academic standards and address the domains...
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Assessment Data and the Learning Environment: Choosing Classroom Materials
Responsive, intentional teaching comes down to an ongoing cycle of learning: your learning promotes children’s learning. The more you learn about children, the better prepared you are to support their...
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3 Things to Look For When Selecting Classroom Materials
...puppets—classroom materials that support their exploration and learning. Recently, in a preschool classroom we visited in Westfield, Indiana, we noticed that simply placing common classroom materials such as magnifying glasses...
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4 Practices That Drive Teacher Retention in Early Childhood Education
...teachers via ride-share apps from one center to another daily just to keep classrooms open. Directors are often in-ratio, which limits their capacity to recruit and onboard new staff, much...
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Parenting Curriculum Made Comfortable
...the Office of Head Start’s (OHS) Early Childhood Learning & Knowledge Center (ECLKC) website. A recent addition to the research-based parenting curricula collected and cataloged by the OHS is ReadyRosie....
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Playing to Learn: Supporting Play-Based Learning With Infants and Toddlers
...of self are the foundation for all learning and all present in play. What is play-based learning for infants and toddlers? “Play-based” learning is not a new idea. When children...