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Infant and Toddler (7)

When training on the Infant and Toddler CLASS, the importance of cue detection can’t be stressed enough to your participants. Infants and toddlers ...

The scenario: A teacher is sitting with several children having snack, and the teacher asks a student, “What are you going to be for Halloween?” Is ...

Are you an Affiliate Trainer for the Toddler CLASS? The Toddler Observation PowerPoint was recently updated with a few minor changes; most of these ...

Following the children’s lead and balancing time within the classroom schedule between child-directed and educator-directed activities are not ...

I was well steeped in the Pre-K tool when I attended my first Toddler CLASS training and I remember feeling pretty confident. The Dimensions were ...

How do you make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? I posed that question to a random selection of contacts via text message. What did I discover? ...

I have another rant. Last time I focused on how adults underestimate children’s cognitive skills. This time, I'd like to talk about how adults tend ...

Tell me this title doesn’t get your attention: How to Get your Child to Listen? Having this answer is like the magic spell that parents (and ...

About four months ago, my husband and I welcomed our second child, Maddy, into the world. Unlike 20 months earlier, when Oliver was born, we weren’t ...

The science is in on New Year’s resolutions. According to a recent article by Bob Sulilvan in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, about half of us will ...

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