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 ...
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Educators everywhere have yet another new challenge—supporting children and their families from home. We know that high-quality interactions, ...
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 ...
When I first heard that I was going to have to be observed and coached for my job, I was not thrilled by any means. I immediately thought, Great, ...
As I entered my 15th year of teaching young children and supporting adult learners, I found myself searching for answers. Answers to why CLASS ...
On the morning of March 23rd, 2018, Congress approved an omnibus spending package that included a historic bipartisan provision to increase funding ...
A recently published issue brief by the Learning Policy Institute examines exactly what it would take to create cooperative early childhood education ...
This post was originally published by the McCormick Center for Early Childhood Leadership. I often think about my time working as a director in a ...