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Penn State Child Care Center at Hort Woods: Case Study by studioMLA Architects
Michael Lindstrom of studioMLA Architects
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Little School: Case Study by studioMLA Architects
Michael Lindstrom of studioMLA Architects
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A calm brain is a thinking brain
Sandra Duncan, Ed.D., and Kathryn Murray, Ed.D.
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Celebrating Diwali with children
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Practicing the pause
Angela Bush
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The great food battle (and how to leave it behind)
Angela Bush
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The trouble with sharing and what to do instead
Brittany Hallett
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Finding the balance between high expectations and educator wellbeing: Advice for leaders
Barbara Watson
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An introduction to Making Music Together
Maureen Woodhams, edited by Michelle Pratt
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The basics of multi-unit blocks
Maureen Woodhams edited by Michelle Pratt
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The role of the educator in creating engaging early years environments
Angela Bush
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Exploring mathematical concepts with young children (it’s not as complicated as you think!)
Lenka Melova
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Conquering the chaos of cluttered walls
Sandra Duncan
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10 tips for effective adult interaction in a child’s play
Emma Smith
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What's in your cupboard?
Michelle Pratt
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How to unlock the power of Heart-Centered Design
Sandra Duncan
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Example Best Practice Procedure
Michelle Pratt
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Five steps to writing a powerful best practice guide
Michelle Pratt
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Five powerful ways to better engage children
Angela Foley
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Clatter in the early years environment: how to use space wisely
Sandra Duncan
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Has beauty lost its way as a noun?
Neale Whitaker
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Creating reading areas for children at different communication stages
Lenka Melova
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The order of things - in early childhood environments, past, present, and re-imagining the future
Wendy Shepherd
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Three steps to maintaining a beautiful yet culturally relevant early years’ environment
Michelle Pratt
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The power of every day moments
Sandra Duncan
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How the wonder of woodwork shapes our world
Pete Moorhouse
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Just Breathe - A mindfulness adventure
Jen Sievers
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Mini Mindful Moments
Jen Sievers
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Five tips for recruiting the best early years educators
Pip Phillips
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Five tips to motivate and retain staff
Pip Phillips
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Creating space for investigations in your learning environment
Kelly Goodsir
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New Feature: Collaborate and Follow
Chloe Forsman
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Five ways to refresh your early years’ environment on a budget
Michelle Pratt
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Is being barefoot in the early years catching on?
Jan White
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Engaging Children With Nature Versus Environmental Sustainability
Karyn Charles
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For The Love Of Beauty - It Really Does Matter
Anthony Semann
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Taste Safe Slime Recipes
Chloe Forsman
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Spatial Design: How spatial design can keep the magic alive for children
Barry Copeland
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Dramatic Play: Why dramatic play is essential for children’s social-emotional, physical, and cognitive development
Angela Foley
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Discovery: Exploring the endless benefits of discovery in the early years
Angela Foley
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Care Routines: Why are they so meaningful for early years development?
Angela Foley
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Expressive Arts: Meaningful ways to support the creative power of children
Michelle Pratt
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Block Play: Why is it so important for children to construct and build?
Angela Foley
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Outdoor Play: Natural Places and Spaces for Children's Play
Nancy Striniste
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Being confident, courageous and curious in times of change
Tanya Valentin
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Lessons from the bowerbird - how to create appealing, beautiful, and purposeful habitats
Sandra Duncan
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Improving the quality of our early years spaces to enhance children’s learning and health
Tiffany Smith
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Using the Spatial Conditions of Emotions to design inspiring early childhood environments
Sandra Duncan
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