Introducing The Essentials Kit: Teaching Strategies Preschool Classroom Materials

Introducing The Essentials Kit: Teaching Strategies
As you guide daily instruction and support investigative learning in The Creative Curriculum for Preschool, do you have all the materials you need?
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Quickly Move Student Registration to the Cloud and Eliminate Paper Forever

It’s time for district leadership to prepare for back-to-school and student registration. However, social distancing and other public health concerns are changing the way schools are doing everything—registration is no exception.
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Continuing Professional Development During COVID-19: A Deeper Dive

COVID-19 has disrupted traditional approaches to learning, not just for children, but also for their teachers and caregivers. Here at Teaching Strategies, we remain as committed as ever to supporting your professional development needs.
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Al’s Pals – Investing in Social and Emotional Learning: Supporting children when they need you most

Teaching Strategies has been dedicated to strengthening relationships and supporting social and emotional learning in early childhood education programs for over 40 years. In this webinar, we will review best practice, strategies, and approaches to cultivate children’s healthy growth.
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Education Now: Learning and Living in Polarized Times

As the nation has become more polarized politically, how are we talking with young people at home, at school, on college campuses about the values of democracy, about bridging our differences, and about finding common ground? How are we working to help young people make connections with and care for others who think very differently than they do? How can we learn to engage in the kind of “hard” caring that is central to a healthy society? Join us as we develop a new form of dialogue for our homes, schools, and communities one that acknowledges divides while finding productive ways to cross them.
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