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A marathon or a sprint? One of the greatest challenges of caring education is to focus on the combination of both, a marathon and a sprint. 

ECE certification by itself can open quite a few doors to the kind of workplace you dream about. Take a look at the list below to learn about the realm of jobs with an early childhood education certificate:

In regards to the disruption of education, it is important to consider, that each solution being presented, may actually be the problem trying to survive its own downfall. The only true path to disrupting education is by educating people to critically think enough, for them to be able to decide how to think about things for themselves. Not to be taught how others think things should be. It is natural for humans to want to work towards their own survival, unless the world around them makes it meaningless to do so. To survive this, we need people to be given the opportunity to make decisions for themselves, with all of the benefits/consequences that come with it.

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Enhancing Student Learning Through Listening, Caring, and Laughter in Education

Educator Friends - If you're interested in learning more about proficiency or competency based learning, specifically how you might begin implementation or deepen your already existing practices - Check out Chicago Public Schools' new Competency Based Education Framework & Framework Continuum (https://lnkd.in/gBq6wNeu). Our Framework is broken down into four big domains that capture the big ideas of CBE. Each domain is then broken into components & indicators that outline what you might see an educator or learner doing if that practice was begin implemented. Each component is then organized in four stages that provides look fors of what each CBE Practice might look like from beginning to advanced implementation to guide educators no matter where they may be in their practice. If you're interested in learning more about how to use the framework with fellow educators or about how CBE looks in CPS - reach out about one of our professional learning opportunities or to attend CBE in CPS Day of Learning on October 27th!

Role of Physical Education in Early Years. How many of you consider physical education for toddlers to be nothing but playing, I have different views though. So let's open our insight towards the benefits of introducing structured physical education at an early age of 2-6 years old. Cross lateral movements which means doing cross-body movements activating both hemispheres of the brain which enhances learning, encourages complex motor skills and improves balance and coordination. It is well known that physical activities help in building muscle strength and developing gross motor skills, but it also brings a sense of achievement which boosts confidence and self-esteem in a child. PE introduces sportsmanship to little children and practising sportsmanship helps in developing positive traits such as integrity, humility, respect, and empathy. It enhances leadership qualities and prepares them to face challenges. PE includes integration and experiential learning. Most of the physical activities simulate real-life situations like working in a team, outdoor adventures, challenges, trial and error, and success and failure in real-time. While doing all these hands-on activities, children are able to apply academic concepts making learning more relevant.

Celebrate diversity every day! At Inclusive Schooling, we're all about celebrating the uniqueness of every student. Whether they come from different backgrounds or have different abilities, we believe that every student deserves to learn in an inclusive environment. That's why we created our Mini-Bytes Trainings - a free collection of videos that offer insights and actionable steps to help you create a classroom where every student can thrive! Click the link to start your journey towards becoming an inclusive educator! 🚀 https://lnkd.in/eGSWAF8C Image Description: At the top is the word "celebrate" in all lowercase letters in large bold black text. Below this are six rectanlges arranged in a square shaped as columns that are each a different color. The order of the colors are light blue, bright pink, yellow, bright green, bright blue, and dark purple. In the first five columns, there is the word "EVERY" in white text, with each letter being placed in a different column. Below that is white text that spells "DAY" in the last three columns. Underneath this group of rectangles is the word "diversity" in lower case letters in large bold black text. At the bottom in the center of the image is the "Inclusive Schooling" logo.