Early Education and Development – Tomorrow's Readiness, Starts Today
Early Education and Development - Tomorrow's Readiness, Starts Today
Podcast Description
We’re thrilled to introduce you to the Early Education and Development team’s podcast, Tomorrow’s Readiness, Starts Today. If you’re a parent, teacher, family childcare provider, administrator, or anyone that has a passion for all things early learning then you are going to want to tune in. Early Education and Development mission is to support the foundation, setting, and structure of early education and development services for all San Bernardino County children ages 0-8, families, educators and community partners by bridging resources that transform the capacity for each educational system to impact the whole child in their formative years.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers various themes related to early education, including literacy development, equitable access to childcare, community engagement, and parental support strategies. Episode examples include discussions on reading tips for families, the impact of mixed delivery systems in education, and community initiatives supporting children aged 0-8, such as the Nurturing Fathers program and the Quality Start San Bernardino rating system.
We’re thrilled to introduce you to the Early Education and Development team’s podcast, Tomorrow’s Readiness, Starts Today. If you’re a parent, teacher, family childcare provider, administrator, or anyone that has a passion for all things early learning then you are going to want to tune in.
Early Education and Development mission is to support the foundation, setting, and structure of early education and development services for all San Bernardino County children ages 0-8, families, educators and community partners by bridging resources that transform the capacity for each educational system to impact the whole child in their formative years.
Kim Schneider, a Program Specialist focusing on early literacy in San Bernardino County, discusses the importance of reading to young children. She emphasizes that reading builds language skills, vocabulary, and comprehension, citing research by Hart and Risley, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the National Institute for Literacy. Schneider recommends interactive reading, using expressive tones, and creating a routine. For different age groups, she suggests sturdy board books for infants, interactive books for toddlers, and alphabet and counting books for preschoolers. She also highlights the importance of making reading a daily habit, even if it's just a few minutes.
Early Education and Development webpage:
https://www.sbcss.k12.ca.us/index.php/en/ess-2019/early-education-and-development
Music by lemonmusicstudio from Pixabay – Where the Light Is
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