Let's Talk Quality! – Page 3 – Program Quality Assessment in PA

The story starts when I was very young. I loved babies! I loved holding them, feeding them, playing with them, and making them smile. I did not even mind changing diapers. I was the 10-year-old neighborhood girl who liked to go to the house where a baby was included in the family.

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Learning Through Creative Movement

by pqaadmin on March 14, 2018

Michelle Mallonee Long Confucius said, “What I hear I forget. What I see I remember. What I do I know.” Research has proven that the

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4 Misconceptions About CLASS

by pqaadmin on March 7, 2018

Deirdre Manley The CLASS is multi-faceted and complex. It’s no surprise new and old CLASS participants carry around and pass on misconceptions about it. Here

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Survive and Revive: The Self-Care Corner

by pqaadmin on February 28, 2018

By: Barbara Bredell Self-Care is a priority and necessity--not a luxury in the work that we do Anonymous 10 free ideas to take a break…. slow down and take care of you 1. Take deep

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Celebrating Dr. Suess

by pqaadmin on February 21, 2018

By Angel L. Avery-Wright “Mr. Brown Can Moo, Can You?” “Would you like them with a fox?” “Go, Dog, Go!” How many Dr. Seuss books

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Active Shooter Incidents: Preparedness and Planning

by pqaadmin on February 16, 2018

Beth Simon In the wake of yet another devastating shooting of America’s young people the Program Quality Assessment team extends its deepest sympathies and condolences

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Text4Teachers – Try it Now!

by pqaadmin on February 14, 2018

Bobbi Philson The Early Childhood Learning & Knowledge Center (ECLKC) is the official communication channel for Head Start and anyone involved with Head Start. Additionally, ECLKC provides connections across all early childhood platforms, providing a

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Saying “Good Job” Just Isn’t Enough

by pqaadmin on February 7, 2018

By Erin DelRegno While working with children throughout the day, I know you try to praise their actions. You want to acknowledge when they are

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Puzzling It Out!

by pqaadmin on January 31, 2018

Baby boy playing with puzzle pieces on sofa in the living room at home

Lisa Mulliken From peg to frame to floor, puzzles provide children with many play opportunities and learning experiences, but organizing and storing these fine motor

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Rock and Roll Ice Cream

by pqaadmin on January 24, 2018

by Kelli Harris This is a great recipe to make with children in a shady spot outside during the summer or to create in the winter months to go along with a cold weather theme.

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