Envisioning Our Ideals – A Holistic Vision of Quality in ECE
March 22 2022
1:30 PM EDT
This webinar is the first in a two-part series.
Children develop in the context of millions of interactions with their environments, caregivers, and communities. When we focus on what equitable ideal learning environments look like in practice, we find key principles that can come to life in any setting, including home, family- and center-based child care, and school. These principles begin with a fundamental commitment to equity and align closely with developmental, neuroscience, and implementation research.
The panel features three researchers who will highlight how we can translate these key principles into practice for all children.
Panelists:
- Fabienne Doucet, Executive Director, NYU Metropolitan Center for Research on Equity and the Transformation of Schools; Associate Professor, Early Childhood and Urban Education, NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
- Toscha Blalock, Chief Learning & Evaluation Officer, Trust for Learning; Former Senior Director of the Maternity Care Coalition Early Head Start Program, Greater Philadelphia
- Elizabeth Pungello Bruno, President, Brady Education Foundation; Co-Chair, Trust for Learning
Moderator:
Ellen Roche, Executive Director, Trust for Learning
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