“This work really does matter”: Q & A with Infant Mental Health instructor Londa Wagner
Londa Wagner is an instructor of CEED’s online Introduction to Infant Mental Health course.
Londa Wagner is an instructor of CEED’s online Introduction to Infant Mental Health course.
Here are some ways to support school readiness from home for families of children who will be starting kindergarten amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
When creating online learning resources for adults here are helpful tips for subject matter experts.
Reflective practice reminds us to check in with ourselves both physically and mentally.
When developing a new online learning resource for adults here are key questions to ask yourself.
Mary Harrison, Ph.D., Research Associate at CEED, shared her thoughts about why filmmakers and TV producers continue to revisit both the life and philosophy of the real Mr. Rogers and the imaginary world of characters that he created.
Evidence suggests that reflective supervision/consultation has a range of benefits for people who work with young children and their families.
We’re delighted to introduce Ann Bailey, PhD, director of CEED. Dr. Bailey worked with CEED as a research associate for six years prior to taking on the role of director in 2019.
The Reflective Practice Center at the Center for Early Education and Development (CEED) has just released Reflective Supervision/Consultation: Preventing Burnout, Boosting Effectiveness, and Renewing Purpose for Frontline Workers.
CEHD Connect magazine spoke with Christopher Watson, director of the Reflective Practice Center at CEED, for an article in its latest issue focusing on the Reflective Interaction Observation Scale (RIOS).