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After students submit the exercise within the LMS, a model response written by experts is provided. New to This Edition. About the book Up-to-date coverage integrates themes that are critical to early childhood education today Expanded STEM science, technology, engineering, and mathematics coverage gives readers updated, practical advice on integrating STEM topics in their teaching.
A new chapter, " Technology in Today's Classrooms," Ch. New Technology features focus on how classrooms and programs across the U. Expanded diversity and g ender identity cove rage details how readers can relate to the diverse populations found in American classrooms today, as well as their families. Chapter 1 , "You and Early Childhood Education," introduces why and how to implement linguistically and culturally appropriate practice; the importance of equity and empathy in the classroom; and how to build and sustain community partnerships that support children and families.
Chapter 2, "Contemporary Issues Involving Children and Families," includes new topics: opportunity gaps; issues for children from immigrant and refugee families and unaccompanied minors; children of incarcerated parents; the Head Start's brushing at the table tooth-brushing technique; the rise of vaccine preventable diseases; the importance of mental health in young children; the use of Telehealth in schools; and responses to school shootings.
Chapter 10, "Kindergarten Education," introduces practical strategies to support children's emerging gender identity and how to recognize the kindergartner's growing awareness of, and often rigid compliance to, social norms and values around gender. Chapter 15, " P arents, Families, and the Community," includes up-to-date statistics on the adaptive, dynamic, and evolving nature of American family life.
Best practices for creating an equitable, supportive, and socially responsible classroom environment for all children, including gender-diverse children, are presented and discussed throughout the text, enabling the reader to understand, incorporate, and support positive gender identity in the classroom.
Expanded coverage on providing for children's healthy social and emotional development ,including understanding developmental milestones and the implications for teaching SEL social emotional learning behaviors associated with them, is included in every chapter. Topics of teaching resiliency, building a community of learners, modeling appropriate social and emotional skills, and setting up a safe environment appropriate to every age group are covered throughout and in Chapters 8, 9, 10, and Expanded coverage on the importance of s upporting p ositive b ehavioral h ealth in s chool and at h om e is addressed in Chapter 13, "Guiding Behavior.
The role of implicit bias as a contributor to the discipline gap , particularly as it pertains to African American boys and other minorities, is presented and discussed. Strong pedagogy reinforces learning and helps readers apply their knowledge to professional practice From Research to Practice features highlight current research "hot topics," and provide specific pedagogical suggestions and activities to translate today's research and theory into contemporary classroom instructional practices.
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Early Childhood Education Today, 14th Edition. Relevant Courses. Sign In We're sorry! Username Password Forgot your username or password? In addition to teaching, her responsibilities at the college include mentoring practicum students in their early childhood classrooms throughout Broward County, and mentorship to the North Campus Lab School.
Before coming to Broward College, Ms. Woika was a child care director, an early interventionist, an early childhood special education teacher, a behavior consultant, and inclusion specialist in an outreach program.
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