Chris Peusch hopes it's a sign that early childhood is getting recognition it deserves: As many as eight state lawmakers may ...

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Chris Peusch hopes it's a sign that early childhood is getting recognition it deserves: As many as eight state lawmakers may ...

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Early childhood educators need more training in how to teach math. Even more important is helping families integrate simple ...

Earn your Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education! UAB’s BS in Early Childhood Education helps prepare students become teachers that assist young children in reaching developmental milestones ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — It is a class preparing the next generation of early childhood education teachers. Students at West Ashley High School are training to have their own classroom. "I'm ...

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Earning a degree in Early Childhood Education can pave the way for a variety of career paths, mostly involving different types of teaching jobs. For instance, it can prepare you to become a teacher of ...

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When you major in Early Childhood/Childhood Education at Alfred University, you receive an integrated blend of professional education methods, coursework, and field based opportunities in area schools ...

How do we, as a nation, perceive the child? Do we see the child as a passive recipient of information, vulnerable to destructive emotions, who must be trained to meet uniform standards of behavior? Or ...