Are ECE Degree Programs Preparing Teachers to Work with DLLs?
A new study examines whether early childhood education teachers are being adequately prepared to work with dual language learners.
Educators
Learning More About a New Certification Program for Media Literacy Teaching
Teachers can gain new skills -- or show off their existing ones -- in a media literacy certification program from KQED and PBS.
States Should Equip Principals to Lead the Youngest Learners in their Schools
October is National Principals Month, and it’s an opportunity to acknowledge the hard work of these sometimes overlooked professionals.
Evidence Mounts for Culturally Responsive Teaching—But More Research is Needed
Principals See Distributed Leadership as Key to Managing their Evolving Role
National Principals Month Capitol Hill briefing highlights distributed leadership as a key strategy for principals.
States Consider Financial Incentives to Mitigate Teacher Shortages—But Will They Work?
Early Math Integration Starts with Teacher Preparation Programs
A look into how ECE faculty members feel about integrating early math concepts into teacher preparation programs.
Bright Horizons Plans to Pay for Teachers to Get Degrees: My Questions, Concerns, and Thoughts
New Higher Education Act Proposals Make Changes, but Are They Significant for Aspiring Educators?
Oft-Overlooked Threads Woven into ECE’s Thorny Knot
Leveraging the Promise of Micro-credentials to Develop Culturally Responsive Educators
Study Examines Early Educator Pay in DC Region
Student Mental Health, Effective Instruction, and Professional Development Are Among Principals’ Top Concerns
NAESP released their 10-year study reporting data collected on the school climate, challenges, and conditions of pre-K - 8 principals.