The Beginning Our QRIS (Quality Rating and Improvement System) journey began in 2004 in a small office with just three staff. Just like many ...
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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 ...
As part of the recent federal Early Head Start–Child Care Partnership grant initiative, Early Learning Ventures (ELV) was awarded an annual grant of ...
“Without teachers, life would have no class.” Recently, I attended the NHSA conference in Washington DC, and if you’re like myself and many educators ...
In an environment where data is becoming more prevalent and influential in the decision-making process of programming, funding, professional ...
Editor's Note: In November 2013, Teachstone attended NAEYC's annual conference. One presentation stood out more than others—a research project ...
We love hearing how organizations are using CLASS data to improve their teaching practices and interactions— and there isn't a one-size-fits-all ...