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CLASS is more than just observations. To really see the principles work for you and your children, what you should be thinking about is building a ...

Guest host Emily Simon leads today’s episode of Teaching with CLASS®. In today’s conversation, you’ll hear from Lexi Alexander, an applied ...

As we inch closer to the warm days of summer, how are you planning to reflect and engage with your educators to make next year unforgettable? The end ...

The first day a young child spends away from home, whether it's at a preschool, a home daycare, or another child care setting, can be as exciting as ...

Originally published December 20, 2021 Though exacerbated by the pandemic, turnover in early childhood education is not a new phenomenon. In 2012, ...

If you have ever been through a CLASS® observation training, you have heard a favorite phrase: “the behavioral markers are not a checklist.” The ...

Can a classroom truly have a positive climate when the relationship between the teachers in that room is strained? Emotional Support domain scores ...

We’re continuing our celebration of NAEYC’s Week of the Young Child with Music Monday.

Originally published June 8, 2022 Children experiencing homelessness are subject to stressors that their housed peers typically don’t experience and ...

Originally published October 12, 2021: Colleen Schmit reflects on burnout in especially trying school years. We’re more than a month into the school ...

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