Resources
National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations
This is Debbie's first "go-to" for preventing & responding to challenging behaviors as well as how to teach children desired behaviors. The Pyramid Model for the Social Emotional Foundations for Early Learning is a framework for teachers, families, and programs seeking to support children's social emotional development.
National Association for the Education of young Children
A site for professionals and families seeking to better understand early childhood development, activities to provide to enrich children's experiences, and what the current research shows is best practice in the field.
New York Works for Children
New York Works for children supports the early childhood professionals across the state through a variety of initiatives. You can link to the ASPIRE registry from this site to explore professional development opportunities across the state.
Office of Early Learning
New York State Education Department Office of Early Learning provides information and guidance on early learning experiences along with regulator.
Child Care Coordinating Council Of The North CountryIs a Not-For-Profit Agency Working To Support And Strengthen Families And Child Care Professionals Who Endeavor To Raise Healthy, Educated Children Throughout The Tri-County Area.
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The Early Childhood Advisory Council (ECAC) is comprised of experts in education, health care, child welfare and mental health. Members represent state agencies, advocacy groups, foundations, higher education, unions and other key organizations, as appointed by the Governor. This ensures that a diversity of perspectives and experiences inform our work.
ZERO TO THREE works to ensure that babies and toddlers benefit from the early connections that are critical to their well-being and development. Our Core Values Statement: We believe that how we do our work is as important as what we do.