Scaffolding—often enacted through the gradual release of responsibility—sequences teacher modeling, guided practice, and independent application to help children perform tasks beyond their unassisted level. This article explains how the I Do, We Do, You Do framework operates in early chi... Scaffolding Instruction
Early childhood classrooms are important spaces for building connection, where children learn how to join play, share ideas, take turns, repair conflicts, and develop empathy. This article gives child care providers and directors practical, evidence-informed strategies for supporting friendships and... How can child care providers support friendships and peer relationships?
This article explains Juneteenth in terms early childhood educators can use to plan respectful, age-appropriate celebrations and learning experiences. Below you will find classroom-ready activity ideas, differentiation notes for toddlers through elementary, family-engagement strategies, and links to... Juneteenth History and Activities
The CDA Certification and the CDA Preschool Credential both signify a professional's commitment to providing high-quality care and education to young children. These credentials are benchmarks for early childhood professionals. They validate skills and knowledge and open doors to career advancement.... Everything You Need to Know to Launch Your ECE Career
What trainings and certifications help infant and toddler teachers provide high-quality care? Calling all Infant and Toddler teachers: the demands of caring for children from birth to 36 months require targeted knowledge in development, health and safety, and family partnership. Infants need predic... Infant and Toddler Trainings
The early childhood education field offers a rewarding career and requires ongoing professional development. Earning the Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential demonstrates your commitment to child development. It can help you advance on the Oregon Registry and move into classroom leadership. ... Benefits of the CDA Credential for Oregon Child Care Providers
Program directors and administrators can streamline staff professional development by procuring group subscriptions through the ChildCareEd Admin Portal. Group subscriptions mitigate administrative burden, centralize compliance tracking, and facilitate coherent alignment between individualized staff... ChildCareEd Subscriptions FAQs
Running a child care program is busy work. This guide shows simple, practical steps to manage your #staff #training online using ChildCareEd’s Group Admin (now called the Admin Portal). You will learn why it matters, how to set it up, how to keep proof for inspections, and ways to save money. ... Online Staff Training for Child Care Centers: A Director’s Guide
Running a child care program means juggling classrooms, families, and staff training. The ChildCareEd Group Admin (now called the Admin Portal) gives directors one dashboard to buy hours, assign courses, track progress, and download certificates. Use the Admin Portal and the Group Admin features to ... ChildCareEd Group Admin: Manage Courses, Staff, and Certificates
Running a child care program is busy. This short guide helps #directors use the ChildCareEd #GroupAdmin (now called the Admin Portal) to buy hours, assign courses, and keep proof of learning. You will find clear steps, tips to save time, and ways to avoid common mistakes. This guide is for child car... A Director’s Guide to ChildCareEd Group Admin