My early childhood education work – whether it’s in the form of keynotes, consulting, coaching, books, articles, or radio interviews – is primarily dedicated to the understanding, now confirmed through brain research, that active learning equals authentic learning. We have to teach to the whole child!
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Here you’ll find a selection of articles I’ve written about education. To learn more simply click below for all titles.
When you think of children in motion, do you imagine them bouncing off the walls? Fear of losing control of the children is one reason early childhood professionals are sometimes disinclined to encourage movement in their settings. It’s true that movement can generate a lot of energy. But you might be surprised to learn that lack of movement is far more likely to create challenging behavior in your setting! Learn why!
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The other day I read an article that literally made me cry. I thought I’d…
Buzzwords and goals come and go in every field. In the early childhood field, self-regulation…
How many of these scenarios are familiar to you? A child creates something, and a…
Do you often hear yourself saying “Good job!” to the children? I used to –…
