Adding Open-Ended Questions to Your Routine
Have you ever had children lined up, waiting to wash their hands, when your mind goes blank? Have you ever been sitting with children in a center and realized you were asking all yes or no questions?

Adding Open-Ended Questions to Your Routine
Have you ever had children lined up, waiting to wash their hands, when your mind goes blank? Have you ever been sitting with children in a center and realized you were asking all yes or no questions?
Integration of Academic Content. Helping Others Understand Academic Rigor in Teacher's Developmentally Appropriate Practices
Observing, Documenting, and Assessing. Embedded Learning Opportunities for Children with and without Disabilities
Observing, Documenting, and Assessing. Not Just Handwriting and Spelling: Assessing Early Composition Skills
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