DePaul's Infant Equity Education Program (DIEEP) associates not only help provide resources to parents and soon-to-be parents, but they also train businesses on equity. Today, Erin London and Naya Jackson are conducting equity training for the staff at a local TCA Head Start Program.
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We are guided by best practices gleaned from decades of experience teaching children throughout the world. Learn more about our next-generation approach to early learning at globalearlyed.com
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“Providing young children with high-quality early learning opportunities can improve the experiences of Missouri children and families today and help reduce the human and fiscal costs of crime in the future.” Read our latest Missouri report here: bit.ly/43XaGoK
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From learning about and sharing best practices for children’s early learning to building coordinated, effective state and local systems, our Early Childhood Education experts are dedicated to helping young children and families thrive: https://lnkd.in/eMN2_xnY
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Adult Education and Literacy (AEL) is an extremely important piece in filling workforce gaps, which is everything from English language acquisition, high school equivalency attainment, and skills training completion, and so much more. In a nutshell, AEL programs (most notably those who work in these programs) help people change their lives, and they fill workforce needs. Check out how Laredo College is fulfilling this mission!
Laredo College featuring the Best In Class Adult Education & Literacy program, so proud of this great team. Integrated Education Trainings addressing skills gaps, essential skills and contributing to economic mobility.
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Infants and toddlers need nurturing connections that reinforce their well-being and strengthen their development — how will YOU support these critical years? Learn more about Early Years Initiative and submit your proposal by May 15.
Early Years Initiative grant proposals are due May 15. Don’t miss this opportunity to support little learners. Learn more. https://lnkd.in/gSwZ6CKQ
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This features some of my faves who are mentioned in my upcoming book! Go vote and then check out this panel.
Help us share the power of student & adult well-being at SXSW EDU! Vote for Cynthia Robinson-Rivers and Shawn Hardnett to present Building Well-Being: Creating Connected Schools for Students and Adults. This session will explore how educators can create safe, connected learning environment through a focus on wellness and belonging. With learnings from Statesmen College Preparatory Academy for Boys, this session will impart practical exercises to foster relationship-rich environments where students and staff can regulate, reason, and thrive. https://lnkd.in/gGTF7K9z
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Did you know there are 86 Judy Center Early Learning Hubs in Maryland? Pillar 1 of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future emphasizes equitable early education opportunities that prepare all children for school & for success! Learn more about Judy Centers: https://lnkd.in/dWJuscJH
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🔍 Discover how strong home-school connections and culturally responsive practices can help bridge kindergarten racial/ethnic gaps! 🏫📚 “Positive things can come from the dialogue that occurs between home and school — two essential contexts for early learning and development.” 🌟 Read the full article from the Early Learning Network to learn more about the critical role of trust and partnership between parents and teachers. https://bit.ly/3RrptCY
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I received an interesting email from the organizers at the Lilly Conference Series (Todd Zakrajsek) about "Ungrading" in Higher Ed. The last paragraph was of particular interest: "The concept of ungrading is an essential, solid approach that can be taken to honor Social Work core values of service, the importance of human relationships, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, integrity, and competence starting in social work education and continuing on into practice." It has me wondering if the California Association of School-University Partnerships (Keith Derrick) might find such topics of interest as they seek to support effective K-12 teaching strategies being promoted by Higher Ed communities. https://lnkd.in/eBgV2NJZ
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April 22-26, 2024 is Afterschool Professionals Appreciation Week (APAW), a dedicated week to recognize, appreciate and advocate for those who work with young people during out-of-school hours. Research shows that skilled and knowledgeable program staff are the backbone of program quality and are key to desired positive youth outcomes. We hope everyone joins us April 22-26 in celebrating afterschool professionals and then continues to advocate for job quality in support of these essential professionals throughout the year. Why is it important to recognize Afterschool Professionals? An estimated 7.8 million children participate in afterschool programs each year; for every child in an afterschool program, two more are waiting to get in. Every young person deserves quality afterschool experiences that positively impact their development. It takes skilled professionals to create these experiences. Because of the important role afterschool professionals play in kids’ lives, they deserve recognition and support! What is Afterschool Professionals Appreciation Week? Afterschool Professionals Appreciation Week is a time to recognize, appreciate and advocate for those who work with young people during out-of-school hours. The week is marked by celebrations, public relations, and advocacy efforts encouraging appreciation and support for afterschool professionals who make a profound difference in the lives of young people. Get your FREE communication kit here: https://lnkd.in/ehGdpiiS
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