Biannually, the Research To Inform Practice fellowship pairs one staff member from the A. Sophie Rogers School for Early Learning, with a Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy researcher for a four-month program to work together on issues affecting classroom practice. Kate Galvin, preschool lead teacher, and Rebecca …
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Registration Now Open for 2019 Summer Institute
Register here. This year’s Summer Institute theme is Achieving Quality – Best Practices in Early Childhood. This one-day conference offers high-quality professional development for early childhood educators, practitioners and administrators who work with young children, specifically those from birth to age five. The conference features keynote speakers and breakout sessions that emphasize strategies …
[Read more...]Is your child ready for kindergarten?
Sending your child off to kindergarten is an exciting time for families. It can also be an anxious time for parents who want to prepare for a smooth transition but have questions about the process. To help, Anneliese Johnson, principal at the A. Sophie Rogers School for Early Learning, shared …
[Read more...]High-quality early childhood education matters
Our latest video highlights the mission of the Crane Center to advance research, practice, and policies that focus on the early years of children’s lives. Our unique partnership with the School for Early Learning at the Schoenbaum Family Center enables our faculty and staff to conduct cutting edge research with …
[Read more...]The Right Start – diversity and high-quality teaching
A new series by WOSU Public Media features the A. Sophie Rogers School for Early Learning, along with two other early care programs in Columbus. The Right Start video series highlights two particular aspects of the school’s early learning program as worth replicating—diversity and high-quality teaching. View the first video, …
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