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I recently received this question from a CLASS observer: Where would an observer enter evidence for an interaction between a teacher and children who ...

DEAR MISS MATTERS:

DEAR MISS MATTERS:

In order to be aware of and make the most of the interactions you have with your students, you have to be able to be to be “in the moment” with them ...

On a summer camping trip at a national park, “Please Don’t Feed the Bears" signs were everywhere. When my nephew inquired about this, the park ranger ...

I have to admit, I cringe a little each time I walk into an infant classroom and see a monthly curriculum posted to the bulletin board. Usually it’s ...

Over this last year, I have had the honor to work with some pretty amazing early educators teaching in Head Start programs that serve American ...

One of the more difficult CLASS® indicators to identify and measure is integration—connecting concepts together and connecting them to previously ...

We spend a lot of time at Teachstone thinking about teachers—pre-service teachers just starting to learn about classroom interactions and in-service ...

This contest has ended, but we’d still love to hear how you would improve this teacher’s Concept Development interactions. Share your thoughts in the ...

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