What the Common Core State Standards Mean for Early Childhood Education
This course presents an overview of the Common Core State Standards, as well as a general examination of the role of learning standards in early childhood education. Participants will learn why the Standards were developed and how early childhood professionals have reacted thus far to their implementation.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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Crystel BORGER, TX –
Very interesting course to learn
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Excellent course
beverly VERNON, CT –
enjoyed the course and will continue to take them for additional training purposes.
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Sherita CLINTON, MD –
This Course was totally new to me as I had never heard of Common Core. I came from a Child Care background.
Lacey EASLEY, SC –
This was very good information. I enjoyed learning about common core. I will take this information and think it over.
Vanessa BLADENSBURG, MD –
Great class shows awareness to build and foster fun learning for pre K student
Erin SOUND BEACH, NY –
that i learned a lot from this and cant wait ti learn more
Harriet LEXINGTON, KY –
This course had a lot of information to obtain but still a good course.
Megan CARY, IL –
very informative
Demetria LAS VEGAS, NV –
awesome!
Celita NORCROSS, GA –
I am learning a lot of about state standards in the education
Tamika COVINGTON, GA –
I like this course.