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Broadcast Archives:
Getting Your Child Read y for the First Day of School Guest Almeta Keys - August 2009.
New Era, New Leadership, New Possibilities Guest Yasmina ...
... learning? In the NAEYC Radio segment , the Corporation for Public Broadcasting challenges some conventional wisdom with the use of digital media in their "Read y to Learn" program. Learn more...
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How Can I Help My Child Learn to Read Well? Dr. Jane Healy with host Rae Pica Dr. Healy tells us that every child is different, meaning there is no one age at which a child should read . Further, she ...
How to Help Children Learn to Read Well Dr. Jane Healy with host Rae Pica Dr. Healy tells us that every child is different, meaning there is no one age at which a child should read . Further, she contends ...
... read iness. So says Joan Almon, chairperson for the Alliance for Childhood. How can you avoid overpressuring your child and causing burnout and even “kindergarten rage?” Joan says the answer lies in play. ...
... read iness. So says Joan Almon, chairperson for the Alliance for Childhood. How can you avoid overpressuring your child and causing burnout and even “kindergarten rage?” Joan says the answer lies in play. ...
Room for Debate: Has Spanking Received a Bad Rap? Rae Pica with Sara Behnke, Amy McCread y, Murray Straus & Marjorie Gunnoe
In the shadow of parents and teachers increasingly wrestling ...
Why Rough and Tumble Play is Really Good Rae Pica with Thomas Reed
While many teachers, schools and parents discourage rough housing, the data suggests that rough and tumble play is actually ...
Unteaching The Bad Behaviors Children Bring From Home Rae Pica with Barbara Kaiser & Lisa McCabe
To be read y to learn and teachable, a child must come to school with good, basic, ...
Part One: Have I Totally Screwed Up My Kid? Rae Pica with Mitchell Milch, Marybeth Hicks & PAlison Gopnik
For many parents and teachers, the more books they read , the more programs ...
Part Two: Have I Totally Screwed Up My Kid? Rae Pica with Mitchell Milch, Marybeth Hicks & PAlison Gopnik
For many parents and teachers, the more books they read , the more programs ...
Special Report: Fear of Men In Early Childhood Education Lylah Alphonse, Ron McGuckin, and Bryan Nelson
Whether it's on the quiet or in your face the fear of men in early education is widespread . Yes, ...
Why Rough and Tumble Play is Really Good Rae Pica with Thomas Reed
While many teachers, schools and parents discourage rough housing, the data suggests that rough and tumble play is actually ...
... on what to do when children are read y to rumble.
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Creative Strategies: Music: An Underutilized Tool For Developing Stronger Read ers Maryann Harman with Don Hodges and Analiisa Reichlin
It is likely that many parents and teachers would ...
... test in read ing and math. Yet their educational system operates in ways that we in America are sure would produce substandard academic outcomes. What is Finland doing right? What can we learn from them? ...
Getting Your Child Read y for the First Day of School Almeta Keys with host Michael McGrady
Listen to the five basic things you need to know and the three things you need to do before you send ...
... learned into a strategic read iness plan.
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What's Working: The Harlem Children's Zone Geoffrey Canada with host Dan Domenech
This segment focuses on an education reform initiative that is alread y producing exceptional outcomes. ...
... won her a Presidential award. In this segment Dr. Deshon underscores the link between literacy and excellence in science and shares her strategies for using read ing, writing, email and podcasting to ...
"This is such an intriguing question... It's not something I've written about. but I've known a lot of gay and lesbian teachers, and you forced me to think through the issues. I think we're talking about two worlds. Inside the school, I think gay, lesbian and trans-gender teachers are quite comfortable… The comfort level that teachers have with parents outside the school is a different matter all together.... It was a VERY original topic, first time I have seen it discussed anywhere on the airwaves."