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What is Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health?
Learn about the NCIMHA and what it means to be endorsed.
Planning with a Purpose: Lesson Planning FAQs
Our First Year Using Practice-Based Coaching (PBC)
In the past year, NC Birth-to-Three Quality Initiative (B-3QI)’s statewide team of Specialists began using a Practice-Based Coaching (PBC) approach in their support for the birth-to-three workforce throughout the state.
What Type of Learner Are You?
Understanding learning styles can help us to better support our children as they learn.
Circle of Security Classroom Approach
The Circle of Security Classroom Approach (COSC) is an eight-chapter professional development series designed to help promote an understanding of attachment theory and offer support to classroom teachers.
Leading the Way: A Professional Learning Community
Leading the Way: A Professional Learning Community was created by the NC Birth-to-Three Quality Initiative to help new administrators better understand and achieve their goals.
HSB Project Recognized for Its’ Work in Reducing Expulsions!
“We Know Suspensions and Expulsions are Bad for Preschool Students. What Are Some Alternatives?”
CCSA & NC CCR&R Council Releases Infant & Toddler Intensive Technical Assistance Model Pilot Project Evaluation Report
During years birth to 3, children gain awareness of the self, the ability to comprehend and use language and an understanding of their and others’ emotions. At such a crucial stage of brain development, infants and toddlers are especially sensitive and responsive to their social environments. As part of their social environment, teacher-child interactions during… Continue reading CCSA & NC CCR&R Council Releases Infant & Toddler Intensive Technical Assistance Model Pilot Project Evaluation Report
CCR&R Council Releases NC Child Care Staffing Survey
Throughout the pandemic, North Carolina child care providers have served as “the workforce behind the workforce,” providing care to the children of frontline workers. A new survey of child care centers across the state finds that more than 80 percent say it is more difficult to recruit and retain staff now than before the pandemic.… Continue reading CCR&R Council Releases NC Child Care Staffing Survey