Melissa Donovan joined CEED in 2022 as TARSS training specialist. In this Q & A, she discusses the importance of high-quality training for the early childhood workforce and shares what she most looks forward to in her current role.
A groundbreaking new book by CEED personnel is the first guide to using the Reflective Interaction Observation Scale (RIOS™) as a framework to plan and shape reflective supervision sessions.
Daisy Corona, TARSS community program assistant, shares information about her role supporting trainers and RBPD specialists throughout Minnesota, as well as her interest in maternal and child health.
CEED Director Ann Bailey, PhD, and Research Associate Alyssa Meuwissen, PhD, were invited to present on the early childhood workforce to policymakers from the National Conference of State Legislatures.
How is reflective supervision being implemented in the field? Are individual or group settings more popular? How often are participants receiving reflective supervision? A new report sheds light on these questions and more.
CEED is relocating to Campbell Hall on the Minneapolis campus of UMN.
A new podcast from CEED and the Institute on Community Integration presents accessible information about child development and family relationships. The podcast was inspired by a desire to address the additional stressors that Minnesota families have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
When the Children’s Theatre Company took their preschool Creative Play program virtual, they turned to CEED to evaluate its effectiveness.
Looking for another reason (or 10) to attend the Summer Institute?
Mary McEathron, PhD, joined CEED as lead evaluator of the TARSS program. In this Q & A she explains what evaluation is and why it’s important, as well as sharing what inspires her the most when working on evaluation projects.