JULY 2020
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Getting it Right Webinar Summer Series Part 1 Tuesday, July 14 

Join us for the first of an informative and engaging three-part Getting it Right Webinar Summer Series highlighting specific topics and issues related to the Foundation’s new publication, Getting it Right: Using Implementation Research to Improve Outcomes in Early Care and Education. It is time for the early care and education (ECE) field – researchers, policymakers, and practitioners – to get it right by using implementation research to understand what it takes to strengthen outcomes for all young children.

PART 1 | What more do we need to know about high-quality ECE programs?
Date: Tuesday, July 14, 2020
Time: 2-3:30PM EST

Our featured presenters will explore what more we need to know in implementing high-quality ECE programs to achieve stronger outcomes for young children. The discussion will include a live Q&A session and focus on what instructional content and strategies promote children’s learning, how professional development and on-going learning can contribute to improved practice, and how learning environments can better support dual language learners. The conversation will also delve into challenges and opportunities in building and scaling high-quality ECE programs to meet the needs of young children.

Featured Presenters:
Linda Espinosa, University of Missouri-Columbia
Dale Farran, Vanderbilt University
Jacqueline Jones, Foundation for Child Development
Robert Pianta, University of Virginia
Jason Sachs, Boston Public Schools

Discussant: Ellen Frede, National Institute for Early Education Research

Register for the Getting it Right Webinar Summer Series
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