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If We Don’t Teach Culturally Affirming Books, We Might as Well Ban Them

Brigitte Tshishimbi, Pennsylvania Policy Fellow

Ed Post

Pennsylvania

•Sep. 20, 2022

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Restorative practices create belonging and trust for teachers as well as students

Louise Williamson, Senior Writing Fellow

EdSource

California

•Oct. 18, 2022

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Getting Teachers to Stay by Getting Strategic About Pay

Tracy Edwards, Senior Writing Fellow

ASCD

National

•Oct. 10, 2022

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Creating a Play-Based Learning Environment to Make Learning Accessible for All
Alli Bizon, Illinois Early Childhood Educator Policy Fellow
What's the Plus
Illinois
•Apr. 20, 2022
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Children Learn Through Play. Early Childhood Educators Need to Know How to Use Play in the Classroom
Margi Bhansali, Illinois Early Childhood Educator Senior Policy Fellow
Chicago Unheard
Illinois
•Apr. 6, 2022
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Their View: Childhood education and the death of an earthworm
Donna Reid-Kilgore, Pennsylvania Policy Fellow
Times Leader
Pennsylvania
•Apr. 6, 2022
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All Children Deserve High-Quality Early Childhood Education
Cara Maxwell, Arkansas Policy Fellow
What's the Plus?
Arkansas
•Apr. 5, 2022
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What if Covid’s silver lining could be what we learn from the kids?
Thomas Courtney, California Policy Fellowship alum
EdSource
California
•Apr. 5, 2022
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Pa.’s youngest students need quality teachers, invest in workforce now
Jessica Roberts, Pennsylvania Policy Fellow
Erie Times-News
Pennsylvania
•Mar. 19, 2022
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Early childhood education is life-changing. We need to support those who teach it
Laura Smith, Pennsylvania Policy Fellow
Pennsylvania Capital-Star
Pennsylvania
•Mar. 17, 2022
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Your View by Allentown teacher: How early childhood education changes lives
Leida Rosario, Pennsylvania Policy Fellow
The Morning Call
Pennsylvania
•Mar. 4, 2022
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Early Literacy Strategies That Work
Lisa Hanifan, Massachusetts Policy Fellowship alumna
Edutopia
Massachusetts
•Feb. 17, 2022
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What Is Transitional Kindergarten?
Amy Weisberg, California Policy Fellow
The Canyon Chronicle
California
•Oct. 15, 2021
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Want Chicago’s Kids Back In-Person this Fall? We Must Talk to Families This Summer
Margi Bhansali, Illinois Early Childhood Educator Policy Fellow
Chicago Unheard
Illinois
•Jul. 9, 2021
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Lessons from COVID: Pandemic stories from NM teachers, parents and children
Aimee Parra, New Mexico Policy Fellow
Albuquerque Journal
New Mexico
•May. 1, 2021

Voices

If We Don’t Teach Culturally Affirming Books, We Might as Well Ban Them

Restorative practices create belonging and trust for teachers as well as students

Getting Teachers to Stay by Getting Strategic About Pay

All Voices

Creating a Play-Based Learning Environment to Make Learning Accessible for All

Children Learn Through Play. Early Childhood Educators Need to Know How to Use Play in the Classroom

Their View: Childhood education and the death of an earthworm

All Children Deserve High-Quality Early Childhood Education

What if Covid’s silver lining could be what we learn from the kids?

Pa.’s youngest students need quality teachers, invest in workforce now

Early childhood education is life-changing. We need to support those who teach it

Your View by Allentown teacher: How early childhood education changes lives

Early Literacy Strategies That Work

What Is Transitional Kindergarten?

Want Chicago’s Kids Back In-Person this Fall? We Must Talk to Families This Summer

Lessons from COVID: Pandemic stories from NM teachers, parents and children