I am big on supporting something I really believe in. Especially, if it is helping children. Early Childhood Education is my area of expertise. As many of you already know, I have taught kindergarten for 12 years. Year after year I am “filling my bag” of techniques and strategies…learning how young children learn and how to teach them effectively. More importantly, I am molding and shaping young children’s learning foundation and building a love of learning Watching a child blossom as he gains knowledge through playing, direct instruction, modeling, and social interaction is so gratifying.
This a guest post from Emily Patterson. She and I have exchanged a few emails and I am pleased to say, I decided to support her efforts in providing parents, educators, and families with useful (researched based) information regarding early childhood education. Emily is currently working as a communications coordinator for Primrose Schools providing written work to the blogosphere which highlights the importance, and some of the specific aspects, of a quality, early childhood, education.
The attached article is very insightful and informative. I would encourage anyone who has young children, mommies to be, and educators to read and learn! Click on the title below to read the article.
Lowering Levels of Frustration in Early Learning using Sign Language
1 comment:
Nice to know and to definitely consider. Thank you for sharing.
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