Thought of ya'll @scienceofparent this morning when my toddler requested I turn off the laundry "because I can't hear my own earballs!" #temperament Episode 8 of Tiny Chairs and this whole season of the Science of Parenting podcast.
Practical reminders for your #HolidaySeason!
• Children may not be used to having extra people around, or sharing their space & belongings with others. This can lead to over-stimulation, which is when tears and tantrums can start.
@scienceofparent #StrongIowa#Parenting
Episode 8: Temperament is up! Lori from @ScienceofParent joined me to talk temperament and how it applies in the classroom. Catch it on Apple podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or here https://t.co/PLLedBOHGL.
Listen to @SRimmKaufman on the @thetinychairs podcast discuss the foundation of starting the year well in early childhood classrooms: https://t.co/95hiHbcm6j.
Get 25% off her new book, SEL FROM THE START, at https://t.co/WK1gEhfADL!
Kids home, sponge painting, park trips, lots of books and cuddles so I forgot to share this yesterday. Thank you teachers for all you are doing! https://t.co/apxuVKB6zw
Distance learning is creating conflict between home and school. CYFS Director Sue Sheridan (@ssheridan2) provides insights on the importance of parent-teacher relationships in the @washingtonpost. @UNL_CEHS https://t.co/Indc5uHXJb
Did you catch the bonus episode this week? Madison and Kenzie share about their experience as undergrads in teacher prep this semester. #ECE#teacherprep#Edprep
https://t.co/YOdGxAYsx1
@NAECTE, want to hear more conversation about teacher prep during the pandemic? Watch for a new episode of Teachers in the Tiny Chairs on Monday! #NAECTEConf
Episode 4: Planning is up! Great thoughts on language with @LetsTalkReading from @chs_iastate and @ISUExtension and in person teaching from kindergarten teacher Jessica! #ECE https://t.co/56GYOfAfAA