The link I like to use is http://www.zerotothree.org
Zero
to three site is a non-profit organization that offers support, training
and information on the various topics for children in this age range.
You can find topics on brain and child development, how to assist
children in dealing with separation or divorce, parent separation from
the child and many more topics. Most of these topics can also be
implemented with a few modifications for older children as well. This is
one of the reason I like this web site. There are links to review
called “Military Family Projects.” The issue that caught my eye on this
site is information it provides from the Early Head Start National
Resource Center that deals with caring for infants and toddlers with
disabilities and special needs in inclusive setting. The information on
the site stays current with the new trends and issues surrounding our
children. The site also offers scholarly articles.
One item I found
of interest while exploring this site was the “Early Learning Guidelines
for Infants and Toddlers: Recommendation for States.” This document
assists in guiding states in creating or revising their early learning
guidelines for children ages zero to three. Zero to three is a commented
organization in working with organizations to create an environment
that is productive and healthy for children.
Wow, what an amazing supportive organization! The zero to three site offers information regarding many topics that early childhood educators and/or parents may deal with in the upbringing of children. I saved this site to my favorites! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteI almost chose Zero to Three I want to eventually become an Early Intervent Teacher. This was actually a resource for another course I have taken and I have used it as a resource more than once for class and work. This site is wonderful and full of information for teachers and parents. Children begin learning at birth so we should know how to teach them.
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