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0 to 5: Inside your child's brain
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0 to 5: Quest for quality childcare
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Early childhood education a moral issue?
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To Montessori or not to Montessori?
In Cincinnati, there are several schools that brand themselves Montessori that serve pre-school aged children. Although all of these programs are not created equal, the Montessori and traditional public school models have some fundamental differences, each with merit depending on your values.
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- What is NAEYC?
To earn NAEYC Accreditation, programs must meet all 10 standards of excellence by successfully performing at least 80 percent of the criteria related to each standard.
1. Promote positive relationships
2. Curriculum that fosters all areas of child development
3. Effective teaching
4. Provide ongoing assessments
5. Promote nutrition and health
6. Employ and support qualified teachers
7. Collaborative relationships with each child’s family
8. Foster community relationships.
9. Safe and healthy physical environment
10. Strong leadership and management
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