North Carolina is making it easier for aspiring and current early childhood teachers to get classroom experience and college credit to meet the state’s growing child care needs. Among other offerings, the state recently announced anyone working in a licensed child care program is eligible to enroll in free coursework to earn a Child Development Associate®️ (CDA) certificate through Teaching Strategies’ Professional Development Teacher Membership.
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The New York City Department of Education is expanding its partnership with Teaching Strategies as part of a citywide campaign to dramatically strengthen literacy. Starting in the 2023-2024 school year, educators in the city’s more than 8,000 early childhood classrooms, which serve about 140,000 children birth to age 5, will all utilize the Teaching Strategies ecosystem.
NYC
Teaching Strategies has been named a 2023 Top Workplace for the second time.
Teaching Strategies has been named a finalist for the SIIA Education Technology for 2023 CODiE Awards in two categories: the Best PreK / Early Childhood Learning Solution category and Best EdTech Company to Watch.
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Mayor Adams and Chancellor Banks Launch Major new Citywide Campaign to Dramatically Strengthen Literacy
May 9, 2023
This week, New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Education Chancellor David C. Banks launched “New York City Reads,” a major citywide campaign to declare literacy and reading instruction as the core focus and overriding priority of New York City’s public schools.
As part of the broad effort, starting in the 2023-2024 school year, all New York City public school early childhood programs will adopt and implement key Teaching Strategies solutions, including The Creative Curriculum and GOLD.
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Teaching Strategies Wins National EdTech Award for Research-Based Early Childhood Education Curriculum
April 5, 2023
Teaching Strategies has won EdTech Digest’s “EdTech Cool Tool Award” for The Creative Curriculum, its research-based, whole-child curriculum that serves children from infancy through kindergarten. Teaching Strategies was also named a finalist in seven award categories, spanning company leadership to assessment to credentialing.
PR Newswire
Teaching Strategies named Top Workplaces USA 2023
February 6, 2023
Teaching Strategies has been named one of the Top Workplaces in the Washington, D.C. area.
Teaching Strategies has been named to the GSV 150
January 27, 2023
Teaching Strategies has been named to the GSV 150, a list of the world’s most transformative companies in digital learning and workforce skills, for the third consecutive year. It was chosen from over 4,000 private education technology companies and is one of just a dozen early childhood education companies to receive recognition.
PR Newswire
New Live, Online Coaching Program Helps Early Childhood Administrators Rapidly Onboard and Prepare New Educators
November 9, 2022
Teaching Strategies launches the Teacher Acceleration Program, an eight-week, online coaching and training program available through the Professional Development Teacher Membership, to assist early childhood programs struggling post-pandemic.
PR Newswire
Educators who have access to high-quality PD are less likely to leave new survey reveals
October 24, 2022
Teaching Strategies seeks to understand retaining and supporting early childhood educators and their wellbeing through professional development.
The Sector
In a new national survey from Teaching Strategies, 20% of early childhood educators say they are considering a job change.
October 24, 2022
“What we see in the data is an opportunity to intentionally create meaningful learning opportunities and career pathways that support educators and enable them to flourish,” said Teaching Strategies CEO John Olsen. “When we support educators where they are, we support children, families, and society at large.”
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45% of early childhood educators report high burnout, stress
October 24, 2022
Access to professional development is key to early childhood educators job satisfaction. “The findings confirm what we have suspected: If we are to retain passionate educators, we must not only fairly compensate them for their critical work but we must make high-quality, flexible opportunities for professional growth more accessible,” said Teaching Strategies CEO John Olsen in a statement.
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