Florida Early Learning Insights Podcast

Florida Early Learning Insights Podcast
Podcast Description
This podcast is dedicated to exploring the vital role early childhood education plays in shaping the next generation of talent in Florida with actionable insights for educators, parents, business leaders, and policymakers.
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The podcast covers key topics such as early literacy development, business involvement in education, and community partnerships with episodes like How Local Chamber and Early Learning Leaders are Partnering in Daytona addressing local literacy initiatives and A Leader’s Journey into Early Learning Advocacy discussing the role of businesses in early education.

This podcast is dedicated to exploring the vital role early childhood education plays in shaping the next generation of talent in Florida with actionable insights for educators, parents, business leaders, and policymakers.
In this episode, Makayla Buchanan, Director of Early Learning and Literacy, sits down with Ken Phelps and Alison Miller—two influential leaders driving change in the Greater Daytona area. Together, they explore the Readers to Leaders initiative, a powerful collaboration between the Greater Daytona Chamber and the Early Learning Coalition focused on raising early literacy awareness among business leaders. Tune in as they discuss what sparked this unique partnership, the impact it’s making in the community, and how other local chambers can follow their lead to champion early literacy in their own regions.

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