Ask the Parents: Gathering Perspectives on Libraries, Media, and Technology
A new peer-coaching program for librarians starts by gathering input from parents on what they need regarding media and technology.
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A new peer-coaching program for librarians starts by gathering input from parents on what they need regarding media and technology.
The program differs in significant ways from the original PDG program
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Top-level research, program, and advocacy leaders agree that these elements are indispensable for quality teaching and learning in pre-K
The Louisiana Department of Education is strategically using its resources to strengthen its ECE workforce.
After over a year with little mention of early care and education from the Trump administration, there is finally some movement.
When creating more equitable school environments, early educators and families must be placed at the center
New America and the Joan Ganz Cooney Center have developed an interactive toolkit to support early learning and family engagement leaders.
The average worker still makes only slightly more than $10 an hour, the equivalent of $22,290 annually
Public librarians are coaching each other on how to help families of young children with media of all kinds.