A Chapter of: Transforming the Early Education Workforce
Acknowledgments
With Appreciation
This guidebook would not have been possible without the hard work and insights of many team members and colleagues. We thank Sabrina Detlef for her editorial insight; and Ellie Budzinski, Kirk Jackson, Maria Elkin, and Tyler Richardett for their help in the execution of this project. Early on, the project benefited from the consultation of Kimber Bogard, Charlee Alexander, and Ivory Clark at the National Academy of Medicine.
The videos embedded in this guidebook are the work of Sarah Jackson and her team at Hired Pen Inc. and Nat Soti of Zero One Projects; we are grateful for their talents. We also would like to give a special thanks to the National P-3 Center at the University of Washington and Hazel Valley Elementary for their assistance with the video 鈥淔ocusing on Principals, Center Directors, and Other Leaders.鈥 Thanks to Lotus Bloom Family Resource Center, Oakland Unified School District, and the Oakland Starting Smart & Strong Task Force for helping with the video on informal care. The 鈥淭eacher Well-being鈥 video benefitted from the stories of educators at St. Mary鈥檚 Preschool Center, the Alameda County Early Care and Education Program, and the expertise of the Center for the Study of Child Care Employment at University of California – Berkeley. The Early Childhood Education Institute at University of Oklahoma- Tulsa and Tulsa Educare I were instrumental in creating the 鈥淭eacher Education鈥 video. We appreciate the help of the Buffett Early Childhood Institute at the University of Nebraska, Sandoz Elementary School, and Ralston Public Schools in 鈥淏uilding Continuity from Birth through Third Grade.鈥 Financial support for the videos was made possible by the Foundation for Child Development, the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, and the Alliance for Early Success.
This project was funded by the Foundation for Child Development. 麻豆果冻传媒 thanks the Foundation for its support. Any views expressed in this project are of the authors alone.
Transforming the Early Education Workforce
- Introduction
- Frequently Asked Questions
- The Interaction of Biology and Environment
- Child Development and Early Learning
- The Importance of Continuity for Children Birth Through Age 8
- Educational Practices
- Knowledge and Competencies
- Factors That Contribute to Quality Professional Practice
- Higher Education and Professional Learning
- Qualification Requirements, Evaluation Systems, and Quality Assurance Systems
- Status and Well-Being of the Workforce
- A Blueprint for Action
- Videos
- Related Resources
- Tools
- Glossary of Key Terms
- Steps for the Workforce
- Steps for Policymakers
- Steps for Institutions of Higher Education
- Acknowledgments