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Over the past six months, Strategies for Children has been engaged in strategic planning to strengthen how we work together to improve the lives of young children across Massachusetts. We’ve…
LEGO Build the Change Playful Cities Workshop (Ages 7-12)Monday, May 12, 2025Add to Calendar4:00 PM – 5:00 PMCentral Library in Copley Square “The Boston Public Library is partnering with the…
One tool that Erica Maia consistently relies on as an early educator is joy. “One of the things that I think is important for teachers to practice is finding joy…
Screenshot: NAEYC website “In January 2025, more than 10,000 early childhood educators from all states and settings – including large and small centers, family child care homes, faith-based programs, Head…
Generally speaking, when educators think about artificial intelligence, or AI, it is usually in the frame of a tool students use to cheat, avoid thinking, or come up with an…
“From early on, I knew I wanted to do something that helps people,” Aysenur Ozgoztasi, says of growing up in Turkey. “That’s why people initially encouraged me to study psychology.…
Ana Teresa Farias started working with children at age 17 when she became a Sunday School teacher, which has led to a career in speaking up for people—and encouraging them…
Like many early educators, Tyeesha Keele-Kedroe loves children—and she has overcome adversities. Some of that adversity began at age 7 when Keele-Kedroe was removed from her home and placed in…
We’re pleased to welcome Paige Arnell to the blog as a guest writer on the role of imagination and creativity in education today. Paige is the head of school at…
Photo: Alyssa Haywoode for Strategies for Children Federal officials have closed the New England regional office of the Administration for Children & Families and terminated most of the staff. The…