Sentences with phrase «educators up to date information»

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Leaving behind lecture and offering parents learning activities, New Parent Educators give parents access to evidence and hands on skills that will increase their confidence and competence in parenting, providing opportunities for them to integrate their own beliefs and culture with the most up to date information about babies and prepare for the adjustment to parenting life.

Because of their influential role as trusted advisors, childbirth educators are in a unique position needing up - to - date information about a variety of products and services.

According to Koplik, the rapidly increasing role of distance learning, student demands for up - to - date and relevant information, and competition from nontraditional educators demand a fluid, and nontenured, university workforce.

The wealth of articles available to educators offers impressive versatility, with opinions on each side of the CCSS debate, as well as articles and papers with the most up - to - date information on the CCSS and others chronicling the standards» history and adoption.

(Learning Point Associates and North Central Regional Educational Laboratory, 2002) In this document, NCREL provides educators and policymakers with up - to - date information on alternative certification issues and practices.

Newly Certified or Recertified National Board Teachers If you are a BPS educator who recently achieved or renewed National Board Certification, please email Shakera Walker to ensure you are up to date on all BPS National Board news and for information on reimbursement, pinning ceremony in the late winter, and other potential opportunities for recognition.

«This extraordinary textbook for 21st century educators includes up - to - date information about new media in many forms, with a focus on the way these «screen time» tools can be used for early childhood education, social - emotional learning and literacy — not as ways to babysit young kids.»

Providing up - to - date information that enhances parent educators» knowledge base and guides their role with families, including on sensitive topics such as maternal depression, substance use, mental health, domestic violence, developmental delays, and exposure to neurotoxins.