This #InternationalWomensDay, we want to recognize the women on our team! 💜
We have worked with truly extraordinary women - current and past team members! Shoutout to you all - assisting with important research while attending school, caring for your families, and so much more!
📰Check out our 2021 Newsletter📰
Project updates, research results, upcoming projects, new team members, and MORE!
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Premier Iain Rankin and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (by video conference) will make an announcement about early learning and child care today at 11:15 a.m. at Mount Saint Vincent University's Child Study Centre.
The ECCRC hosted a 3-part seminar series for #ECEs to meet new people, collaborate, and learn
Below are some results from our post-seminar surveys
⭐Thank you,⭐ attendees for joining and for your feedback!
Recorded sessions: https://t.co/KEgDyl1j53
#earlychildhoodeducation
Our team mourns as we learn about the lost lives of 215 children at a former residential school in British Columbia. We stand in solidarity with Indigenous Peoples of Canada and will be reflecting upon ways that we can take responsibility for reconciliation #everychildmatters
⭐For anyone who missed last night's webinar: How Are Maritime Families Experiencing the Pandemic? Building a Connection Between ECEs and Families... you can watch the recording here:
https://t.co/858hLPrGtz
#COVID19#MobilizingConnections#earlychildhood#earlyyears#ECE
If you haven't taken our survey yet, you can complete it here: https://t.co/nEGpuaTcVq . We are trying to understand how #Atlanticfamilies with children aged 0-8 have been adjusting & adapting to the #pandemic. Find out more about our study here: https://t.co/wXlPFS9HYG
Dr. Jessie-Lee McIsaac is a Tier 2 CRC in Early Childhood Diversity & Transitions and Director of @eccrc_msvu. Dr. McIsaac and her team use a population-level approach to understand how policies need to adjust to better support families with young children #msvuresearch
MSVU researchers @jlmcisaac and @JoanTurnerMSVU, together with their team at the @eccrc_msvu, are launching a second family survey this week focused on Atlantic Canadian families’ experiences almost one-year into the pandemic. Learn more: https://t.co/KWqiTRdIkx #MSVUResearch
⭐#MeettheTeamMonday⭐
Meet Stephanie McCabe, Project Coordinator at ECCRC for the Evaluation of the Pyramid Model in Nova Scotia
Fun Fact: When Stephanie was younger, she wanted to be a race car driver like her dad! 🏎️🏁
@madisonmacq_, Project Coordinator at ECCRC, will share findings from our research on how #COVID19 has impacted #MaritimeFamilies and strategies for #EarlyChildhood professionals to support families and young children.
March 18th at 7 p.m.!
Register: https://t.co/4rSZG9I5iN
We’d like to recognize the intelligent, hardworking, successful women on our team. Many of which are balancing academics, personal/family lives, and work: conducting important research and informing policy to enhance early childhood well-being!#InternationalWomensDay#IWD2021💪💗
@smccabe_22, Project Coordinator for the Pyramid Model Evaluation at ECCRC, is presenting about the #PyramidModel in NS! #SEL
Why Pyramid Model? 2016 consultation report in NS identified 3 key areas:
(1 / 5) #MobilizingConnections
If you weren't able to catch @smccabe_22 and @marlaasmith 's Facebook Live last week, you can watch it at the below link to learn 7 tips to support children's social and emotional development during COVID-19! #SEL#childdevelopment
https://t.co/Reig2hK1uY
The webinar is completely full!
If you missed registration, send us a message via Twitter and we will add you to a waiting list!
We are so excited to have a full audience and can't wait to connect with you all. If you have already registered, your invite link is coming soon