Early Childhood Learning

 Resource 1:  Northcentral University

ncu.edu

A teaching facility that trains early childhood professional in most facets of education at the Master and Doctorate level of Early Childhood Education.  

Resource 2:  Rasmussen College

https://www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/education/blog/7-teaching-strategies-for-ece-classroom/

Rasmussen College offers seven teaching strategies for early childhood education: 

  • Logo/symbol labeling
  • Sound recognition and matching
  • Switch out activities
  • Start a garden
  • Get the senses involved in science
  • Establish rules
  • Tailor activities to the student

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