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Early Engagement Key in Building Young Readers
By Chris Otis, Executive Director, SMART
Public education, the state of public education, and the children who are part of this system, are frequently in the news. Sometimes the news is good; often it isn’t. Read more.
Children and Technology
In the last 15 years, the use of technology can easily be described as an explosive force into the lives of families and children. Children’s exposure to technology tools has skyrocketed in the home, the community, and the classroom setting.
Supporting Children in Michigan
I spent much of the past week in Michigan, traveling from east to west, visiting a wide range of early childhood programs operated by a variety of different providers. It was a great opportunity to see some wonderful programs for young children, but also to learn more about the serious challenges facing those who want to provide children with the best start in life.
A Special Award and Ceremony to Recognize Outstanding Early Childhood Educators
In last week’s post, I talked about the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) annual convention in Anaheim, California, and how parents would have been inspired by the dedication and passion of today’s early childhood educators in supporting young children with high quality early learning experiences.
ECE Expert Helps Parents Understand Their Newborn
Berry Brazelton. Except for Dr. Spock, Dr. T. Berry Brazelton is probably the closest thing to a household name in infant care.
Week of the Young Child Focuses on Early Childhood Education and Teachers
It is hard to believe that this week (April 11 – 17) is 2010’s Week of the Young Child, as it seems that it was only yesterday that we celebrated this last year. For those of you that are not familiar with this event, it is a weeklong opportunity to focus on the importance of early childhood education and acknowledge the important role that teachers play in the lives of their children.
President Obama Recognizes Importance of Science and Math In Education
Just last week, President Obama announced a $250 million funding package new and innovative public-private partnerships with companies, universities, foundations, and government agencies to reward and encourage outstanding educators in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). In addition, the President honored over 100 outstanding mathematics and science educators for excellence in teaching and mentoring.