Collaborating on Quality: Improving CLASS Scores and Child Outcomes

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Collaborating on Quality: Improving CLASS Scores and Child Outcomes

What are quality interactions in early childhood education? How can we measure them? And what’s the best way to improve?

Join our esteemed panel as we discuss the key attributes of quality interactions, learn how CLASS measures interactions in the classroom, and explore how empowering educators to increase interactions translates to better CLASS scores plus better child outcomes. Leading to a big boost in overall classroom quality.

Finally, we’ll focus on the value of collaboration in ECE. Because it’s not just how well a PD program can integrate with CLASS; it’s about how educators, administrators, systems experts, and educational organizations can work together to help children, their teachers, and their schools all succeed.

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June 10 at 1:00 p.m. ET

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