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Reliability and Certification (5)

This morning, we received an email from an observer who had a great question about whether or not it’s OK to code interactions on the playground. ...

When two colleagues whom I greatly respect for the depth and breadth of their CLASS knowledge contacted me within 24 hours of each other to ask about ...

I am excited to announce some new resources to help Observers prepare for recertification. Observers have told us that it would be helpful to have ...

I had to get CLASS certified for my job, but I’m not really doing anything with it. Is there anything else I can do with my certification? What a ...

My life was forever changed on May 20, 2015. That was the date of the last episode of The David Letterman Show. I was not just any David Letterman ...

“WOW! What a great job!” says teacher Mary to Abby, who is building with blocks. Abby just succeeded in balancing a big, long block on top of the ...

During one of Teachstone’s regional trainings, I was pleasantly surprised to find that I had a father-daughter team in my training; the mother was ...

For your busy Observation trainees, maintaining CLASS certification may not be at the top of their to-do lists after they've attended observation ...

Concept Development can be a tricky dimension to wrap your head around, but when you really consider the meaning, the fog starts to lift!

Brace yourself. I’m about to bring up a topic that strikes fear in the hearts of thousands of early childhood professionals—the CLASS reliability ...

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