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What Will You Learn in an Online Early Childhood Special Education Master’s Program?
A graduate program in early childhood special education prepares graduates with the knowledge and skills needed to excel as teachers in this critical stage of a child’s development. A quality […]
Early Childhood Education
Meet the Second Cohort of the Early Childhood Urban Education Initiative!
Although Bronx Cohort 1 graduated over a month ago (my goodness how time flies) and we’re still reeling from the heady whirlwind of it all, I have yet to introduce […]
Summer is a great time to explore the city and participate in events that may be both enjoyable and meaningful. For educators and graduate students who may have the season […]
Graduate Student Life
Commencement 2018— The First Bronx Cohort Graduates!
The drums pierced with a wild blaze through my heart— the sounds were something ancient and completely mesmerizing. While listening, clapping, and cheering I waved my hands over my my […]
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Highlighting An Alumna And Past Blogger For Mother’s Day
In my experience, children tend to say the word mom (or any variation of it) a lot. Many times, mothers are the center of young children’s universes and they bring […]
Graduate School Classes
IMP Reflections
From our first days at Bank Street, my cohort and I heard legendary tales of the magical and formidable IMP— and we started classes at the beginning of September so […]
Early Childhood Education
Early Childhood Literature– Books For Children And Why They’re My Favorite Thing
You can say anything with a book. And children love them. They are essential tools for teaching and learning that color the process of delivering content to young minds. Appropriate, […]
Culturally Responsive Practice
Celebrating All Of Us– Ways We Promote Cultural Inclusion And Responsiveness In My Classroom
It’s no secret that cultural responsiveness is a sought-after practice. At Bank Street, it is part of the educative canon. However, it is also not a secret that practicing it […]
Early Childhood Education
Science And Early Childhood – Why Young Children Are The Best Scientists
Scientists are astrophysicists. They are chemists, and archaeologists – biologists and anthropologists. They also happen to be three- and four-year-old children in my classroom. Last Fall, I took Science for […]