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Members of the Learning Sciences Exchange pinpoint key barriers to disseminating lessons from studies of young children.
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As Congress begins work to reauthorize the Higher Education Act, New America shares recommendations for how to improve educator preparation
Celebrating Women in Early Childhood Education
This Women’s History Month, we celebrate and honor the women who have transformed early education and continue to pursue this noble work.
Questions for California School Leaders: Erica Piedra on Finding and Training Bilingual Teachers in the Central Valley
Essential Policies and Practices for Grow Your Own Programs
Grow Your Own programs are a promising strategy for educator preparation. But what elements are necessary to ensure they are high-quality?
Supporting English Learners’ Number Sense Abilities in Kindergarten
What to Know About Education Funding in Trump’s Budget Request
From Early Ed to Higher Ed, here is our take on Trump's Proposed Budget to Congress
Apples and Oranges: Family Child Care Homes Shift the Thorny Knot’s Paradigm
What can we learn about inclusive teaching and learning from California and New Jersey?
California and New Jersey are leading the way in inclusivity—but what about open learning?
Four Reasons English Learners Lack Access to Quality STEM Learning
Questions for California School Leaders: Juan Cruz on Training Teachers to Teach the Whole Child
Earning While Learning with Early Educator Apprenticeship Programs
