Zoning to Maximize Learning
Zoning is a way to organize education staff that maximizes learning and supports continued engagement from children. Learn more with the videos, handouts, and learning activities in this in-service suite.
These resources emphasize the importance of creating safe and engaging learning environments and activities for young children. Topics include designing environments, transitions and schedules, and promoting learning through daily routines, activities, and materials.
Zoning is a way to organize education staff that maximizes learning and supports continued engagement from children. Learn more with the videos, handouts, and learning activities in this in-service suite.
Educator-to-educator talk includes the communication educators use to maintain a well-organized classroom. Learn more with the videos, handouts, and learning activities in this in-service suite.
In this video, an educator explains how communication contributes to a positive climate by modeling respectful communication.
In this video, three teams of educators communicate while caring for infants. Watch as team members communicate developmental milestones, social-emotional development, and learning activities.
Effective educator-to-educator talk promotes a sense of belonging and collaboration between adults and models respectful communication for children. This video highlights practices caregivers can implement while communicating with each other.
In this video, an educator encourages a family as they engage with their infant.
In this video, three different teams of educators communicate while caring for toddlers during mealtime and transitions.
In this video, an educator engages in the activity during a home visiting socialization group. Watch as the educator asks the family member about learning goals at home.
In this video, an educator reminds family member how to engage in learning goals during a home visiting socialization group.
In this video, teams of educators use communication to maintain a well-organized environment.
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