Illinois hospital staff will soon be required by law to refer parents of severely premature infants to services that can help prevent years of intensive and expensive therapy later, when the children are older. The new law follows reporting from The Hechinger Report that exposed how hospitals often fail to connect many eligible parents to […] The post After Hechinger story, Illinois passes law requiring hospitals to connect parents of premature babies with life-changing therapies appeared f...| The Hechinger Report
This podcast, Sold a Story, was produced by APM Reports and reprinted with permission. There’s an idea about how children learn to read that’s held sway in schools for more than a generation – even though it was proven wrong by cognitive scientists decades ago. Teaching methods based on this idea can make it harder for children to learn […] The post What Trump’s education cuts mean for literacy appeared first on The Hechinger Report.| The Hechinger Report
Researchers say more resources, teacher awareness needed to combat racial bias in math lessons.| The Hechinger Report
State funded initiatives in Ohio and other parts of the country are working to strengthen child care teachers’ knowledge and confidence in working with young children with disabilities and developmental delays.| The Hechinger Report
Choosing the IB PYP boosts more than early learning. Discover how Tessa prepares capable, confident lifelong learners as an IB World School.| Tessa International School
This is the second post of our Literacy Progression Series. Read the previous post here. If early literacy begins with sound, play, and connection, what does that actually look […] The post How Early Literacy Comes to Life in an Immersion Classroom at Tessa International School appeared first on Tessa International School.| Tessa International School
At what age should your child start summer camp? It’s a common question, and one without a simple answer. Determining a child’s readiness for summer camp is not solely a […] The post What Is The Best Age for Summer Camp? A Guide For Parents appeared first on Tessa International School.| Tessa International School
In today’s conversations around health and safety in child care, we acknowledge not only reducing or eliminating physical threats to our children’s well-being but also promoting their social-emotional health. Social-emotional […] The post How to Support Your Child’s Social-Emotional Health appeared first on Tessa International School.| Tessa International School
At Tessa, one of the most common questions we as educators hear is “When will my child learn to read?” But here’s an even more important question: How are we […] The post “When Will My Child Learn to Read?” Early Literacy Starts With Sound in Every Language appeared first on Tessa International School.| Tessa International School
Bilingual education offers incredible advantages for children, however some parents wonder whether it’s too late to start once their child reaches elementary school (typically teaching students between the age of […] The post Why Elementary School Is Not Too Late to Start A Bilingual Education appeared first on Tessa International School.| Tessa International School
For much of history, education was designed to prepare students for a specific career, equipping them with a fixed set of skills for stability in a predictable job market. But […] The post How a Tessa Education Prepares Children for an Evolving Future appeared first on Tessa International School.| Tessa International School
During EWeek, Tessa brought technical concepts to life with hands-on activities. Discover how Tessa inspires young innovators through STEM.| Tessa International School
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Maggi’s home in a suburban neighborhood here is a haven for local families. It’s a place where after just a few weeks in Maggi’s family-run child care program this spring, one preschooler started calling Maggi “mama” and Maggi’s husband “papa.” Children who have graduated from Maggi’s program still beg their parents to […]| The Hechinger Report
As the Trump administration issues executive orders related to DEI, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association is considering dropping references to DEI in favor of “person-centered care.| The Hechinger Report
Nebraska’s teachers are learning how to do inclusion well.| The Hechinger Report
Nebraska is a case study of what can happen when schools prioritize including students with disabilities in ways research shows helps all students learn.| The Hechinger Report
The Abecedarian Project, a decades-long research project that has followed Black children through adulthood, has found that some of the early cognitive benefits for girls lasted longer than they did for boys — a sign of the challenges that Black boys face as they get older.| The Hechinger Report
New Jersey sends the highest proportion of students with disabilities to separate schools out of any state. Parents say districts rely too much on these schools rather than improving their own services.| The Hechinger Report
Camp Fire First Texas proudly announces a historic milestone for the Early Education Apprenticeship Program (EEAP) as Connie Wilson becomes its first Early Childhood Educator III (ECE III) graduate to earn a bachelor’s degree. This achievement highlights the program’s role in supporting early childhood educators on their path to higher education and career advancement. The post Celebrating A Milestone for our Early Education Apprenticeship Program! appeared first on Camp Fire First Texas.| Camp Fire First Texas