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  1. America's English Nanny School- Non-profit organization for the education and placement of certified professional nannies and governesses.
  2. Arkansas Division of Child Care And Early Childhood Education
  3. Association for Childhood Education International
  4. British Association for Early Childhood Education
  5. Canadian Association for Young Children (CAYC)
  6. Child Development Resources- A private, nonprofit agency providing services for young children and their families, and training for early childhood and early intervention professionals.
  7. Early Childhood Organization (EChO)- Promotes the well-being of children from birth to eight years.
  8. ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education- information and resources on the education and care of children from birth through early adolescence.
  9. Head Start- National Head Start Association.
  10. High/Scope Educational Research Foundation- Independent nonprofit research, curriculum development, teacher training, and public advocacy organization. Principal goals: To prmote the learning/development of children worldwide (infancy through adolescence) and support and train educators and parents. Children learn through active involvement with people, materials, events, and ideas.
  11. National Association for the Education of Young Children- The very professional site is updated weekly.
  12. National Network for Child Care- Provides articles related to child develepment and early childhood education and e-mail discussion list for early childhood issues.
  13. Playcentre Federation of New Zealand- Provides parent education and examines characteristics of quality early childhood education.
  14. Professional Association for Childhood Education (PACE)
  15. The Innovative Teacher Project- This project invites teachers, directors and instructors to contribute to the exchange between Reggio Emilia and the San Francisco Bay area. The bridge between theory and practice and how this translates within the classroom is addressed through many opportunities.
  16. Smart Start- A comprehensive public-private initiative to help all North Carolina children enter school healthy and ready to succeed.
  17. Soho Center and the Child2000 Project- Children's Literacy, quality child care, and school success including the National Children's Literacy Initiative.
  18. World Association of Early Childhood Educators

 

 

 

 

 

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