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Social-emotional learning (SEL) is an important part of early childhood education. It helps children develop skills such as self-awareness, empathy, and communication that will help them succeed in school and beyond. SEL is often taught using play activities, but it...
Steam is a hot topic in early childhood education. And while it may seem like just a bunch of vapor, the steam you see coming out of the kitchen can actually be very useful in your classroom. What is STEAM?...
With the added challenges of being an early childhood special education teacher, you might be wondering how you can become one. Well, it’s not easy! But with the right degree and certification, you’ll be able to show that you’re up...
As a parent, you’re probably already aware that communication is an important part of your child’s life. Communicating helps young children learn and grow, so it’s essential to start building those skills early on. If you want to prepare your...
When you think about the word “professional,” what comes to mind? For me, professional means someone who is good at their job. They have experience and knowledge that allows them to do their job well. As an early childhood educator,...
Multicultural education is a vital part of early childhood development. It teaches children about their own cultures, as well as other cultures around the world. This helps them understand their place in the world and build empathy and tolerance for...
We’re all familiar with the importance of early childhood education. The studies are clear: kids who experience a high-quality preschool education grow up to be healthier, more successful, and better prepared for school than those who don’t get that opportunity....
Teachers often struggle to provide breaks for children with special needs in the classroom. However, breaks can help children of all abilities focus and recharge. A break can also reduce stress and anxiety, which is especially important for students with...
Parental engagement and socio-emotional development among children bear a strong influence in building early literacy, reading readiness, and enhancing language skills thru’ expanding vocabulary, but what happens when Parents do not know the second language or have limited knowledge of...
For children with special needs, it can be difficult to interact socially. As a result, they are often left out of activities that their peers enjoy and may feel isolated from their classmates. However, teaching social skills to children with...