Sunday, February 9, 2014

Harvard's Global Children's Initiative

The Harvard University website on Global Child Development was a great new resource to explore this week. I was even a little excited that I was late contacting my colleague from Ghana. This website offers a new insight to the world’s effort in child development and the advance the field is trying to make, as a whole.
The Global Children’s Initiative focuses on development awareness of early childhood education/care throughout the world.

  • Building a unified science of health, learning, and behavior to explain the early roots of lifelong

impairments;
• Leading the design, implementation, and evaluation of innovative program and practice models
that reduce preventable disparities in well-being;
• Catalyzing the implementation of effective, science-based public policies through strategic relationships
and knowledge transfer; and
• Preparing future and current leaders to build and leverage knowledge that promotes the healthy
development of children and families and brings high returns to all of society.


I will be adding this website to my ever growing lists of resources for fellow educators and future use. 

1 comment:

  1. Megan thanks for sharing . I enjoyed exploring this website. I found information on assessment. A conference that Dr. Shonkoff did in Moscow and a article on improving early childhood in Santiago Chile.

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