Three reflections that will inspire you to become culturally responsive and make children feel seen, accepted, and recognized. I moved to the United ...
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Looking for ways to help educators reflect on how teachers perceive “challenging behaviors”? There is a wonderful podcast interview Reframing ...
It’s no secret that teacher burnout has become a massive issue in the education industry today. At a time when education and childcare services have ...
With everything that has happened in the last two years, educators have had to look at teaching in a whole new way. We have learned that the things ...
Teachers everywhere have yet another new challenge—supporting students and their families from home. We know that high-quality interactions, ...
The United States is grappling with three major emergencies that are compounded by systemic racism: COVID-19, the bleak economic outlook, and police ...
One of the initial directives from the COVID-19 pandemic was shelter-in-place. To fuel this approach, life as we knew it changed immediately. Many of ...
So much has changed in the world of early childhood education since a global pandemic became part of our reality. School districts, families, ...
When I first learned about CLASS Group Coaching—a training for early childhood professionals about building relationships with children—I was more ...
As a Certified CLASS Affiliate Trainer, I enjoy reading the discussion posts and responses in the CLASS Learning Community. It gives me further ...