From The New York Times: “You can start having conversations about race in preschool, said Jacqueline Dougé, M.D., a pediatrician and child health advocate based in Maryland — children can internalize racial bias between the ages of 2 and 4.” Read the full article here. View more articles here.
From The Miami Herald: “We have to understand that there’s no way to get 100% safety now because we don’t have a vaccine.” Read the full article here. View more articles here.
From Early Learning Nation: “Why aren’t all four-year-olds in pre-K? For one thing, demand dwarfs supply, a result of budget shortfalls that persist despite the evidence that funding correlates with learning.” Read the full article here. View more articles here.
From The Orange County Register: “An infant’s brain is the most malleable it’s ever going to be, so it’s key for parents or caregivers to start engaging with babies as early as possible.” Read the full article here. View more articles here.
From Demme Learning: “When parents read aloud, their children learn to use words to describe feelings that are otherwise difficult and this enables them to better control their behavior when they have challenging feelings like anger or sadness.” Read the full article here. View more articles here.