ECD ALL, North, Napierkowski: Websites

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The NAEYC promotes quality early learning for children, birth through age 8. Find the current issue of Young Children magazine under resources. Print copies of current and back issues are available at the Course Reserves desk at the Allegheny Campus Library.

Housed at the University of Washington's Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs, the Center on Reinventing Public Education "examines a range of alternatives that rethink and challenge the current (K-12) system." (site intro) Research publications cover such topics as charter schools, vouchers, urban schools, and educational standards. [PDF].

From the National Center of Education Statistics (NCES) site, this is the online version of the U. S. Department of Education's basic book of statistics covering preK through graduate school. Locate tables by subject, browse reports by year, education news, and more.

Features: The Condition of Education, The Digest of Education Statistics, Indicators of School Crime and Safety, and Projections of Education Statistics.

NIEER website gives you access to much information such as press releases, articles from NIEER's "PreSchool Matters" magazine current issues, preschool education policy briefs and reports, facts and figures which includes "hot topics", along with related links to many relevant preschool education websites. Provides browsing by topics to publications and documents.

Offers resources, tools, teaching strategies, and student activities. (eSchool News)

Free lesson plans for teachers, organized by grade, subject, and standard. The site also offers professional learning resources. (eSchool News)

This site offers free resources along with paid content. In fact, sellers are required to offer free materials alongside their fee-based materials. Grades K-12+. (eSchool News)

This section of the U.S. Department of Education website offers links to various types of information useful to teachers, such as federal teaching resources, lesson ideas, and publications. It also links to information on becoming a teacher, finding teaching opportunities, improving student performance, No Child Left Behind resources, and other topics.

Ten ways to "build trust and help ensure that policymakers know who you are, how you can be helpful, and why your mission is important."

"...a suite of resources and tools to help you gain the necessary knowledge and skills to elevate your voice and advocacy efforts to new levels."

"The world’s most widely ratified human rights treaty in history." From UNICEF.

Read the resolution from1989.

Save the Children responds "to major emergencies, deliver innovative development programmes, and ensure children's voices are heard through our campaigning to build a better future for and with children."

Initiatives by partners to celebrate CRC30.