What if we saw children and their families not “at risk” or as “needy” but rather as bearers of rich cultural contributions? What if we considered their strengths rather than weaknesses? AzAEYC Board President-Elect Eric Bucher writes about emergent bilingual learners and the image of the child. Learn more.
Arizona State University graduate Natalee Huguez, AzAEYC's 2017 Rhian Evans Allvin and Joshua J. Allen Scholarship awardee, talks about her ASU student teaching placement, her career plans post graduation, and coping with an enormously difficult personal challenge midway through the academic year. Read more.
Join early childhood colleagues from across the country, new and experienced, in becoming more informed, engaged, connected, and effective. The Public Policy Forum is a members-only function open to current NAEYC members who are chosen by a designated State Team Leader. Learn more.
NAEYC’s Professional Learning Institute is designed for all early childhood professionals. The week is filled with events, sessions on diverse topics, endless networking opportunities, and thought-provoking speakers. AzAEYC is proud to participate. Learn more.