Building Quality in Family Child Care
One of the greatest opportunities to strengthen New York’s early childhood workforce is building the quality of practice in family child […]
The Institute’s Informal Family Child Care Project (IFCC) Recognizes the Participants of the Brooklyn Borough Trainings
From left to right (Front) Mercedes Diaz, Bergica Albuquerque, Zoila Chusan, Nancy Correa; From left to right (Back) Yolanda Morales, […]
Elevating the Workforce
The challenges and opportunities we face make for ‘interesting times’. At the New York Early Childhood Professional Development Institute (Institute) […]
The Institute’s Informal Family Child Care Project (IFCC) Recognizes Brooklyn Borough Professional Development Series on Building Relationships Participants
Photo credit: Kelly Williams On Wednesday, May 25, 2016, the IFCC team held a recognition ceremony to celebrate the participants […]
A Visit from Assemblyman Michael P. Kearns
On April 28, 2016, Family Help Center daycare received a visit from Assemblyman Michael Kearns. In his role as guest […]
Beyond Readiness: The Impact of Early Childhood Educators
In a recent post on the Huffington Post Blog, Kai-leé Berke discusses the important role early childhood educators play in […]
Everyone Loves Pre-K, But No One’s Asking the Key Question: How Do We Train Early Educators?
In a recent article of The 74, Conor P. Williams, Ph.D., Senior Researcher of New America's Education Policy Program, discusses […]
The Promise of Teacher-Residency Programs
In an article featured in the Atlantic, author Jackie Mader discusses a new innovative teacher preparation model that adopts practices […]
The Aspire April Newsletter
The Aspire Registry team has released their April newsletter. The newsletter includes the latest Aspire Registry news and events, and […]
Getting to Know Institute Staff: Meet Helen
Helen Frazier is the Project Coordinator of the Institute’s Pre-K Support Team, which provides professional development to early childhood […]