Play Leads Teachers to Unlock New Ideas About Reform
New ideas for school reform can be unlocked by educators during their playtime, a new book states. Read Full Post >
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April 10, 2013
March 26, 2013
Early Childhood Advocate at Center of Supreme Court Marriage Case
Kris Perry, the executive director of the First Five Years Fund, is the lead plaintiff in a case challenging California's same-sex marriage ban. Read Full Post >
November 06, 2012
Colorado School District Offers Mobile Preschool to Underserved Areas
School district partners with community group to reach at-risk kids. Read Full Post >
October 26, 2012
Report: More Evidence That Early Learning Can Reduce Crime
National law enforcement group calls for more investment in quality programs Read Full Post >
October 19, 2012
Erikson's Meisels Tapped to Lead Early-Childhood Effort in Nebraska
Samuel J. Meisels, a national expert on early-childhood issues, will be the founding executive director of the Buffett Early Childhood Institute at the University of Nebraska. Read Full Post >
October 17, 2012
Studies: Childhood Experiences Affect Brain Development
Researchers find that home environment and parents' income and education levels play role Read Full Post >
October 08, 2012
New Studies Zero In On Infant,Toddler Language Development
Separate studies explore how maternal depression and sign language contribute to developing language skills. Read Full Post >
September 27, 2012
Museums and Libraries Awarded Grants to Support Early Learning
Nineteen communities receive fund to promote early literacy and school readiness Read Full Post >
September 26, 2012
Toyota Grant Funds Expansion of Kentucky Early-Learning Initiative
Officials say program promoting parent engagement will expand to 10 schools across the state Read Full Post >
September 18, 2012
Head Start Program Serves Needs of Migrant Worker Families
More than 35,000 children are enrolled across the country in programs that follow crop cycles and other seasonal work. Read Full Post >
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