Culture shapes child-teacher interactions and classroom practices in early care and education. It also shapes how to appropriately define and measure them. This webinar features program staff and researchers from two policy-research partnerships, one from a state and one from a Tribe. They share lessons learned about better supporting, defining, and studying child-teacher interactions. The webinar includes: a presentation on fostering, measuring, and studying culturally responsive child-teacher interactions for Indigenous children in Alaska early care and education programs; a presentation on fostering, measuring, and studying responsive child-teacher interactions to improve infant and toddler language and learning in Georgia early care and education programs; a period of questions and answers with the webinar audience. (author abstract)
Webinar: Measuring and supporting child-teacher interactions: A state and tribal story
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Multimedia
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United States
State(s)/Territories/Tribal Nation(s):
Alaska;
Georgia
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