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A taste of Reggio

thecapablechild wrote 2 weeks ago: Many preschools incorporate influence from the schools in Reggio Emilia, Italy known for its high qu … more →

Tags: Preschool, reggio, Parenting, Education, Reggio Emilia, Constructivism, art in school

Gregoire gets Paul Bunyan on early learning

Hannah Lidman wrote 1 month ago: Enough with the stale scalpel and hatchet metaphors. Governor Gregoire brought out the heavy machine … more →

Tags: early learning, educational opportunity, strong schools, Children, Education, Family, Government, Income, inequality

Revolutionaries in ties applaud state income tax ideas

EOI wrote 1 month ago: Observations in political leadership from guest blogger Matt Loschen: There I sat, listening to a s … more →

Tags: early learning, educational opportunity, Health Care, Shared Prosperity, State Budget, State Economy, strong schools, Budget, Economy

Summer Reading Program Be Creative at Your Library

Tamara wrote 1 month ago: How Do You Like to Be Creative? I’m going to keep this post short and sweet. I know everyone … more →

Tags: Family, Kids Music, Literacy, Coloring Pages, Kids Podcast, Homeschooling, Homeschool, Teachers, Best Children's Music

Students take over in Olympia. Plus: Michelle Obama on valuing families at work; health insurance picture worsens; and boomers' retirements go boom.

EOI wrote 1 month ago: Lawmakers move out, youth legislators  move in: Ironic that the state schools many of these student … more →

Tags: early learning, educational opportunity, Family Leave, Health Care, Minimum Wage, Retirement Savings Accounts, Retirement Security, Shared Prosperity, Sick leave

State budget doesn't account for long-term costs. Plus: local and national early ed policy advances, education budget cuts, and what the health care debate is missing

Aaron Keating wrote 2 months ago: Short-term accounting misses long-term costs: State budgets and elections are biannual events, but y … more →

Tags: early learning, educational opportunity, Health Care, Shared Prosperity, State Budget, State Economy, strong schools, Budget, Children

Paid sick days gain momentum. Plus: Equity in school funding, and taxing inherited wealth

Aaron Keating wrote 2 months ago: More momentum for paid sick days: Monday’s New York Times editorial calls for paid sick days f … more →

Tags: educational opportunity, Shared Prosperity, State Budget, State Economy, strong schools, Children, early learning, Education, Income

Budget axe now falls on King County. Plus: Education cuts mean job losses and a possible childcare scramble; kindergarten gets a closer look; and an "educated" call for an income tax

Aaron Keating wrote 2 months ago: Budget axe now falls on King County: King County officials, who hoped the Legislature would help the … more →

Tags: early learning, educational opportunity, Shared Prosperity, State Budget, strong schools, Budget, childcare, Children, Community

Gregoire negogiating special session with legislative leaders. Plus: pre-k success in Miami and a 'fair share' income tax for WA

Alex Stone wrote 2 months ago: Working overtime: It appears Governor Gregoire will call lawmakers back to Olympia for a special le … more →

Tags: early learning, educational opportunity, Shared Prosperity, State Budget, State Economy, strong schools, Work-Life Standards, Budget, childcare

Copyrights Versus Academic Integrity

writergooddoer wrote 2 months ago: Academic Integrity                     Copyrights Versus Academic Integrity                 Copyri … more →

Tags: Education, Research papers, plagiarism, Students, School, University, College, Academic Integrity, Cheating

The Best Possible Uses of Technology in the Schools of America

writergooddoer wrote 2 months ago:   Students Online     The past decade has shown a tremendous impact of technological development … more →

Tags: Education, Students, Teachers, technology, schools, Internet, Information Management, American School, Public School

Understanding the Reading Process

writergooddoer wrote 2 months ago: Abstract          This paper describes the reading process, taking into account elements such as pho … more →

Tags: Education, School, Reading, Children, Teachers, Educators, phonic awareness, reading process, writing process

The Teaching Profession

writergooddoer wrote 2 months ago: Teachers Inspire Enthusiasm       Having perused the description of the teaching career in the Occ … more →

Tags: Education, essays, Free Paper, ethics, Teaching, Career, Students, School, Teachers

Will lifting the lid on school levies help backfill the budget cuts? Plus: tuition hikes hurt the middle class, paid family leave in Oregon, child care, the economy, and the sales tax debate

Alex Stone wrote 2 months ago: Lifting levy lid could provide too little to schools: Gov. Chris Gregoire’s proposed lifting o … more →

Tags: early learning, educational opportunity, Family Leave, Shared Prosperity, State Budget, State Economy, strong schools, Work-Life Standards, Budget

My Super-Duper Blunder on my Super-Duper Book1 comment

Tamara wrote 3 months ago: My Super-Duper Blunder on my Super-Duper Book Yesterday was an exciting day, yes it was. I have bee … more →

Tags: Best Children's Music, compressing files, eBooks, Family, Kids Music, microstore, Music Producer, Sell Your eBook, technical blunders

Social safety nets in Europe. Plus: taxes, how state budget cuts affect kids, jobless rates, health care reform and economic recovery

Alex Stone wrote 3 months ago: Aided by Safety Nets, Europe Resists Stimulus Push: Last month Frank Koppe gathered together all 50 … more →

Tags: educational opportunity, Retirement Security, Shared Prosperity, State Budget, State Economy, strong schools, Budget, Business, Community

State budget and tax talks. Plus: stimulus money, toxic assets, budget cuts, health care and state-funded preschool

Alex Stone wrote 3 months ago: Slow going in tax talks: For several weeks now a coalition of labor, health care, education and envi … more →

Tags: State Budget, early learning, State Economy, Retirement Security, Work-Life Standards, Shared Prosperity, educational opportunity, Public Policy, Washington State

USF Reading Program for Pre-K & Elementary Students

workerbee01 wrote 3 months ago: USF Continuing Education has summer reading programs for children (starting with pre-k) and adults. … more →

Washington's youngest, poorest children on budget chopping block

Hannah Lidman wrote 3 months ago: Washington State’s version of Head Start provides free prekindergarten for just 26% of eligibl … more →

Tags: early learning, educational opportunity, Shared Prosperity, State Budget, Budget, Children, Economy, Government, Income


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