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BlogThree Forces for Intentional Instruction
...the right tools. It is important to equip teachers with the tools they need to implement curriculum and appropriately assess children’s knowledge, skills, and abilities. As a classroom teacher, I...
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BlogWhat Does a Good School Culture Look Like in Early Childhood Education?
...but especially in early childhood education, where change is constant. New curriculum tools, updated policies, staff turnover, and evolving family needs can test even the most dedicated teams. When culture...
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BlogIntroducing ReadyRosie: Talking with Founder, Emily Roden
...our perfect match. With this partnership, the sky is the limit. As I write this post, I am envisioning deeper integrations between home and classroom powered by aligned curriculum and...
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BlogThe Role of a Coach in Early Education
...these solutions help coaches and administrators measure the degree to which teachers are implementing the curriculum with fidelity. Coaches, and teachers then use the information gathered during the session to...
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BlogProfessional Development Planning: Crafting a Blueprint for Turning Expectations Into Reality
...and interactions Increasing mathematics and literacy opportunities incorporated throughout each day Strengthening the connection between curriculum and assessment Building stronger partnerships with families Enhancing supports and strategies for children who...
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BlogIndividualizing to Include All Children
...give them full access to the curriculum and to help them develop and learn as much as possible. The most important thing to remember when working with children with special...
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BlogTeaching Requirements for Transitional Kindergarten in California
...necessary changes to their curriculum along the way. It’s also important for transitional kindergarten classrooms to be inclusive of multilingual learners from different cultures. Teachers should recognize that multilingual children...
