by Diane Spahn | Nov 29, 2018 | Early Childhood Education Theory, Educator Resources
Funny the moments you recall from days gone by in the classroom. Each winter, with the onset of piped-in holiday music in shops, stores, and local businesses, I am reminded of Mindy, a spritely four-year-old, who loved to sing her way through the day. From arrival to...
by Kodo Kids | Sep 7, 2018 | Early Childhood Education Theory, Educator Resources
We are all a part of many systems, large and small. Larger systems can be neighborhoods, schools, or our own bodies. Small systems can be found right in your own classroom, such as the block area. Systems help us organize and connect information and...
by Kodo Kids | May 11, 2018 | Early Childhood Education Theory, Educator Resources, Investigations & Provocations
P21, a leading organization in promoting 21st century skills in education, describes 4 foundational skills for worker success: Collaboration Communication Critical thinking Creativity In January of this year, the Washington Post wrote a great article on Google’s...
