Improving Early Educator Preparation: A Fragmented System in Need of Cohesion
A new report funded by the Early Educator Investment Collaborative examines the early educator preparation and compensation landscape.
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A new report funded by the Early Educator Investment Collaborative examines the early educator preparation and compensation landscape.
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MDRC researchers explain why states and districts should allocate pandemic relief dollars to summer learning programs for young students.
Training teachers in social and emotional learning proved invaluable in helping one California community survive the pandemic.
The Master Plan is a powerful strategy for improving opportunities for California’s youngest children.
An interview with Elliot Regenstein and Chris Strausz-Clark about their recent report
One major barrier repeatedly encountered during the study has been the lack of assessment tools available in languages other than English.
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At the hearing for Secretary of Education nominee Miguel Cardona, Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) raised the question of screening for dyslexia.
A new report offers bold ideas for preparing and supporting early educators
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Jenny Muñiz and The Education Trust's Kayla Patrick discuss how schools can create supportive school climates for girls of color.
There might only be a two-year window to translate early education goals into legislative victories
Both in terms of COVID response and post-pandemic priorities, we want to know how a Secretary Cardona would support our youngest learners.