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CLASS in Practice (8)

What’s the best way to teach empathy to an infant, toddler, or preschool-aged child? Joanna Parker joins the Teaching with CLASS® podcast to answer ...

Social emotional learning (SEL) is a critical component of school readiness and later academic and social success. Did you know that high-quality ...

Burnout among early childhood educators is at a whole new level within the last couple of years. Administrators, teachers, observers, and staff feel ...

We all want what’s best for our children. There are hundreds of aspects to measure: nutrition, exercise, curriculum, community involvement...the list ...

So, you’re dual-certified on the Infant and Toddler CLASS® tools. Congrats! Not only can you observe in Infant classrooms (birth to 18 months) and ...

On November 9, 2021, Teachstone hosted the Building Confidence and Consistency in Your Head Start Program webinar with Sara Diamond, Director of ...

Meltdowns and tantrums in the classroom can be a frustrating experience for both the educator and the child. It's important for educators to support ...

In the CLASS® dimension Regard for Student Perspectives, there is an indicator called Support for Autonomy. This means the ability to self-govern or ...

“There’s been a positive wave of changes across the great state of Texas,” concluded Beja Williams, regional director at Teachstone, during ...

When I was a teacher, I can remember taking care to intentionally plan differentiated, or individualized, instruction. And, when I was teaching pre-K ...

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