In this series in partnership with Bright Horizons, Dr. Sandra Duncan gives practical advice on how classroom design can help our children express their natural selves and encourage their development.
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My Furniture collection is going to be incorporated into Farmington University's new child education program. A quick excerpt from the full article is below, make sure to check out the whole story by using the link at the bottom of the post!
"The University of Maine at Farmington gave a sneak peak this week of its new space for its nationally accredited Sweatt-Winter Early Care and Education program.
The building, which was originally a NotifyMD call center at 274 Front St. was purchased in 2019 and the University of Maine System board of trustees approved the renovations in February 2022.
The new building is expected to create 20 new slots for children in the Franklin County area, as well as increase enrollment in its undergraduate and graduate early childhood education programs by at least 20%."
URL to Full POST - https://www.sunjournal.com/2023/08/17/farmington-universitys-child-education-program-to-include-infants-and-toddlers/
TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF
Last Year I was on the Issues on Education.net podcast. Listen below for information on how the way we design early childhood classrooms can play a big role in how children develop.