1. Never look for deficits. The lens through which you look is key, because your mentee will feel where you are coming from – whether you state your ...
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There I was at the final session of a yearlong professional development program, which surprisingly, and very pleasantly, turned out to be the most ...
On February 1, 2015, Early Learning Ventures (ELV) became Colorado’s newest Early Head Start Grantee. Combining the comprehensive nature of Early ...
Building positive relationships through community and student engagement is one of the core values for the education department at Blue Ridge ...
I once gave a cohort of student teachers each a magic wand as they approached their graduation. My colleague Maggie and I told the ...
The Beginning Our QRIS (Quality Rating and Improvement System) journey began in 2004 in a small office with just three staff. Just like many ...
The Complexity of High Quality Care When asked “What do children need for optimal growth and development?” most of us will reply “high quality care.” ...
Recognizing Realities Following the course of my 30+ years in the profession, I clearly recognize that not all early childhood educators have a ...
In her last blog post, Carol Bolz introduced a research project on coaching with CLASS Instructional Support and the Project Approach. There were ...
It seems that every time I sit down to write a blog post I am traveling via plane, train, or automobile to a conference. Today I am headed to ...