Here are some of the top child care news and research stories from the past year of 2017
Pre-K Program Can Boost Kids’ Self-Regulation Skills
Multicultural awareness boosts teaching competency
Babies May Recognize Related Words
Brain waves reflect different types of learning
Reducing Racial Bias in Children
Resiliency as a Critical Factor In Resisting Bullying
Preschool teachers need better training in science
Preschoolers’ Social Skills Can Make Up For Low Vocabulary
Few ineffective teachers are identified as ineffective, study finds
Toddlers begin learning rules of reading, writing at very early age
Art therapy best practices for children with autism
Too Much TV Tied to Poor Math Scores, Particularly in Low-Income Kids–
One-third of American families spend 20% of their income on child care
Pre-K Math Games Can Help Disadvantaged Kids, But Only So Much
Child Care Centers Often Don’t Hire The Most Qualified Teachers, Study Shows
Study shows preschool benefits middle-class kids, with biggest boost for black youngsters
Lack of Training Can Lead to Preschool Teacher Burnout
Fascination with Superheroes May Lead to Aggression in Children
Language programs helping with early education
New Study Shows How Dads Bond With Their Kids
By age 6, gender stereotypes can affect girls’ choices–
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