This #WomensHistoryMonth, we're highlighting key leaders in the #earlychildhood field who have absolutely earned their place in history! First up, renowned infant mental health scholar and former board president, Dr. Jeree Pawl. https://t.co/XlLZ70cDow
Nurturing the whole child means honoring sense of self, a sense of place, and a sense of others. Thanks for sharing @MindShiftKQED
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Have you heard? Unifying the Framework was released today! You can find more information on the new Power to the Profession website - https://t.co/z3o4rVZHUV #ecematters#naeyc
Social Emotional development is key, here are some tips from naeyc on focus and self-control. Not a member yet? You can join and get more tips like these! #MembershipMonday#naeyc
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Governor John Carney Research says high quality childcare matters #ecematters#advoacay#deaeycpublicpolicy
Please share and tag your Delaware House Rep and Senator! Not sure who your legislators are? Find them here - https://t.co/n731jxZpmk
Equity and equality: both important, but not the same. Learn more about how they are different, why #equity in early childhood education is so important, and what you can do to advance it at https://t.co/XT1e7OTG7E. #EquityinECE@NAEYC
Throwing it back in a way.... This article in from 2015 - sadly not much has changed. Public support is growing, we need to keep pushing forward! #TBT#ecematters
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"Love is like infinity: You can’t have more or less infinity, and you can’t compare two things to see if they’re 'equally infinite.' Infinity just is, and that’s the way I think love is, too." — From The World According To Mister Rogers
How would you explain play? How do you help parents (and sometimes other educators) understand what play is and why it is so important? #ecematters
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