최고 Early Learning 팟캐스트 (2025)

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Inclusion of Children with Special Needs in Early Childhood Environments 32:33

7d ago32:33

32:33

Inclusion in early learning isn’t just a practice—it’s a mindset that shapes how every child is welcomed, supported, and celebrated. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Abigail Baxter and parent advocate, Anna Knight, to explore what true inclusion looks like in child care and early education settings. Together, they share practical strategies, c…

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Good Isn't Good Enough: Striving for Greatness in Education 28:59

21d ago28:59

28:59

What truly separates a good teacher from a great one? In this conversation, leadership expert, educator, and community builder Dr. Baron Sandlin shares lessons from decades of work in classrooms, boardrooms, and community spaces. From cultivating team culture to building authentic connections with students, Dr. Sandlin explores the mindset shifts, …

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Outdoor Play Problems: What's Really Getting In the Way? 33:28

1M ago33:28

33:28

We all agree that outdoor play is essential to healthy child development—but if that’s the case, why do so many programs still struggle to make it happen consistently? In this episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we take a closer look at the real barriers to outdoor play from both educator and parent perspectives. From weather worries and limit…

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From the Frontlines of Early Learning: Real Talk About Play 21:06

2M ago21:06

21:06

After a full day leading sessions on intentional interactions, the research behind play, and guiding children through play-based learning, Amanda Morgan sits down to reflect on her experience with early educators at the 2025 Gulf Coast Early Childhood Summer Symposium. What questions kept coming up? What comments stuck with her? What misconceptions…

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Respect the Role: Shifting How We Show Up in Early Ed 33:36

2M ago33:36

33:36

Why is it so hard for early educators—especially those working with infants and toddlers—to be seen and respected as professionals? Despite the critical brain development that happens in the first three years of life, those doing this essential work are often undervalued and underpaid. In this episode, we sit down with Mr. Ty, The Childcare Whisper…

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Educational Media: How APT Supports Early Learning at Home and in the Classroom 27:38

4M ago27:38

27:38

In this special episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we’re discussing the pivotal role of educational media in fostering early childhood development. Joined by Tiffany Armstrong, Director of Early Childhood Education at Alabama Public Television (APT), and other APT professionals, we’ll explore the array of resources and programs APT offers to …

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Leading the Way: Building Trust and Inspiring Teams 43:06

5M ago43:06

43:06

In this episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, host Jessica Stinson sits down with Robert Johnson—author of Navigating Organizational Leadership—and special guest Desiree Keith to talk about what it really means to lead in early childhood education. Whether you’re managing a large Head Start program or leading a small child care team, this conver…

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Tackling Transitions with Toddlers 28:17

5M ago28:17

28:17

Transitions can be some of the most challenging moments in a toddler’s day—both at home and in early learning programs. Moving from one activity to another, whether it's getting dressed, leaving the house, cleaning up, or transitioning to circle time, can often lead to frustration and challenging behaviors for both toddlers and caregivers. In this …

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Quality Counts: How QRIS Supports Continuous Improvement in Early Learning 30:55

6M ago30:55

30:55

In this episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we explore how Quality Rating and Improvement Systems (QRIS) help child care providers elevate their programs and enhance outcomes for young children. QRIS frameworks offer a structured approach to training, coaching, and accessing resources that support continuous improvement in early learning setti…

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Noticing, Naming and Navigating Emotions 33:01

6M ago33:01

33:01

Children often have BIG emotions—both positive and negative—and learning to recognize, name, and manage these feelings is essential for their social and emotional development. In this episode, we welcome Sandy Resa and Michelle Denney from the Truman Pierce Institute to discuss practical strategies for helping young children navigate their emotions…

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Safe Screens and Sound Minds 22:57

7M ago22:57

22:57

In this episode, we explore the digital landscape with a focus on wellness and protection. Join us as we chat with Amanda Lightsey from Children's Trust Fund and her colleague about the new initiative, Safe Screens and Sound Minds. This engaging conversation will delve into strategies for promoting internet safety and supporting mental health for y…

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Collaborating with Families to Support Children with Autism 43:29

7M ago43:29

43:29

In this episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we explore the importance of collaboration between educators and families to support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Dr. Tricia Shelton, an early childhood education expert, published author, mother and autism consultant, shares insights from both her professional experience and persona…

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Teaching in a Classroom Where Many Languages are Spoken 18:03

8M ago18:03

18:03

In this episode, we have a conversation with Dr. Koryne Nnoli from Morgan State University about how early childhood educators can use strategies to support multilingual learners in their classrooms where many languages are spoken.저자 IEL

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What is the Pyramid Model? 19:50

9M ago19:50

19:50

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Mary Louise Hemmeter from Vanderbilt University about the Pyramid Model and how it works to support young children's social and emotional development in a variety of early childhood settings.저자 IEL

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Building Better Programs in 2025 29:53

9M ago29:53

29:53

In this insightful episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we’re joined by Dr. Calvin E. Moore, Jr. and Dawn Owens to reflect on the key lessons learned in early childhood education throughout 2024 and look ahead to what’s on the horizon for 2025. Together, we’ll dive into the challenges, trends, and opportunities shaping the future of early learn…

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Mixing Early Math and Social Studies within Preschool Classrooms 29:41

10M ago29:41

29:41

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Jennifer McCray from the Early Math Collaborative at the Erikson Institute about mixing early math and social studies in preschool classrooms.저자 IEL

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How to Harness the Holiday Spirit to Build Connections 30:03

10M ago30:03

30:03

In this festive episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we explore how the holiday season can be a powerful tool for building connections and creating a warm, inclusive environment in early childhood settings. Erica Law, a GRECS Head Start Education Coach, shares insights on how to cultivate a sense of community among families and staff, shaping a…

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Gather Around! The Positive Impacts of Family-Style Dining 29:29

11M ago29:29

29:29

In this episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we explore the concept of family-style dining and its powerful impact on young children. What is family-style dining? How can early childhood educators implement it in their classrooms effectively? Join us as we define family-style dining, discuss its benefits, and address common challenges faced by …

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Casting a Vote for Our Children's Future 27:27

11M ago27:27

27:27

In this episode, we sit down with Elise Cranston, Director of Advocacy with Child Care Aware of America, to discuss the critical role that voting plays in shaping policies impacting children, families, and early childhood education. Elise shares insights into how elections influence essential funding and regulations for early education programs, wh…

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A Season for Everyone: Inclusive Holiday Practices for Families and Educators 23:47

12M ago23:47

23:47

In this thoughtful and engaging episode of Tiny Talks on Learning, we dive into the heart of inclusive holiday practices. Join us as we define anti-bias approaches and uncover how unconscious biases can sneak into our work with children, especially during the holiday season. We’ll explore strategies for creating a warm and welcoming environment tha…

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Creativity Without Breaking the Bank 32:52

12M ago32:52

32:52

Do you have lots of great ideas for your classroom, but very little money to bring them to life? If you’re like most teachers, you’re stretching the dollars as far as you can already. Today, we’re going to give you some fresh ideas about how you can nurture creativity in young children without blowing your budget! This open, down-to-earth conversat…

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Season 2 Announcement! 4:01

1y ago4:01

4:01

Season 1 of Tiny Talks on Early Learning is a wrap! We’ve covered so many important topics, and now we’re getting ready for Season 2! While new episodes will air in October, we’re taking a short break in September to prepare for what’s next. We’d love to hear from you! If there’s a specific topic you’d like us to explore, or if you’re interested in…

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Why Play Works in the Art Area 29:07

1y ago29:07

29:07

In this episode of "Why Play Works", we explore the vibrant world of the art area in early childhood classrooms and its crucial role in supporting the development of young children. Discover how engaging in art activities enhances fine motor skills, fosters self-expression, boosts creativity, and supports emotional development. We'll also discuss a…

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Why Play Works in the Block Area 34:36

1y ago34:36

34:36

This episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning kicks off a new series "Why Play Works"! Each episode in the series will explore an area of the early childhood classroom and uncover how these dynamic spaces support the holistic development of young children - and we’re starting with the block area. We'll explore the cognitive, social, emotional, and p…

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Why We Play 25:22

1y ago25:22

25:22

In this week’s episode, we examine the critical role of play in early childhood development. Join us as we explore how play serves as a powerful vehicle for learning, fostering cognitive, emotional, social, and physical growth in young children. Our expert guest, Amanda Morgan, will share insights into how play stimulates brain development, enhance…

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Emotionally Empowered: Tools and Techniques for Teaching Emotional Intelligence to Young Children 29:52

1+ y ago29:52

29:52

In this enlightening episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we dive deep into the critical role of language and emotional intelligence in early childhood education. Are we using the language that we want our children to use? Are we sending consistent messages to our children that their emotions matter, that there is no such thing as a good or bad…

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Socialization for Infants and Toddlers 30:25

1+ y ago30:25

30:25

In this episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, host Jessica Stinson is joined by Victoria Bolton and Savannah Sorrell from Gulf Regional Early Childhood Services to delve into the critical role of socialization for infants and toddlers. Aimed at childcare professionals, this insightful conversation explores how early social interactions shape dev…

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Family Matters: Strengthening Parent-Teacher Connections 23:53

1+ y ago23:53

23:53

In this insightful episode of “Tiny Talks on Early Learning," we talk with experienced educators about the essential topic of fostering strong, collaborative relationships between parents and educators. Effective communication and mutual respect are the cornerstones of a successful partnership that supports the development and well-being of young c…

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Growing Up Wild! How outdoor adventures benefit young children 42:20

1+ y ago42:20

42:20

In this enlightening episode, we jump into the transformative world of outdoor play and its profound impact on the holistic development of young children, getting a little off track along the way. We're talking about the myriad benefits of nature-based experiences for children, early childhood professionals, and parents alike. Our resident mud-play…

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From Naptime to Brain Boost 38:55

1+ y ago38:55

38:55

In the latest installment of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we're delving into the realm of child sleep patterns and their profound impact on early brain development. Join us for an illuminating discussion with our special guest, Allison Egidi, a renowned pediatric sleep coach and host of the popular podcast "How Long Til' Bedtime." Allison Egidi, f…

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School Readiness: Setting Them Up for Success 39:13

1+ y ago39:13

39:13

Join us in this heartwarming episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, where we talk about the important mission of preparing young minds for their first big step into formal education – kindergarten! Our experienced educators, Paula Reese & Desira Keith, share invaluable insights, practical tips, and delightful anecdotes to help parents and early e…

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Why Do They Do That? 30:56

1+ y ago30:56

30:56

In this insightful episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we focus on the challenging behaviors exhibited by young children. Join us as we explore the roots of these behaviors, seeking to understand the underlying causes that drive them. Our goal is to equip early childhood educators with the knowledge and strategies needed to effectively respond…

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Food Allergies and Young Children 19:28

1+ y ago19:28

19:28

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Ruchi Gupta and Sarah Valaika from the Center for Food Allergy & Asthma Research (CFAAR) about caring for children with food allergies in the early childhood classroom.저자 IEL

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Compassion Fatigue VS Burnout 37:23

1+ y ago37:23

37:23

In this episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we touch on a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of early childhood education: the toll it can take on the educators themselves. Join us as we explore the complexities of compassion fatigue and burnout among those dedicated to nurturing our youngest learners. Sydney Scoggins of EAP Lifestyle Managem…

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The Doctor is In 32:38

1+ y ago32:38

32:38

In this week’s episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we delve into the world of early childhood development with a special guest, Dr. Amy Maddalena, a distinguished pediatrician with a passion for ensuring the healthy growth and development of young minds. Join us as we explore crucial topics for early childhood educators and parents, from under…

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AAC and Belonging: Communication and Friendships 33:53

1+ y ago33:53

33:53

In this episode with Dr. Susan Johnston, we explore augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and how it relates to belonging and friendships in young children.저자 IEL

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Fostering Secure Attachments 45:12

1+ y ago45:12

45:12

This week’s episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning is all about the critical topic of fostering secure attachments with young children. Our expert guests and hosts explore the profound impact attachments have on children's emotional, social, and cognitive development. We address the challenges that early childhood educators may encounter in promot…

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Building Literacy Through Reggio Emilia Inspiration 28:15

1+ y ago28:15

28:15

In this episode, we interview Dr. Ali Lewis, director of University Primary School at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and talk about integrating early literacy in a Reggio Emilia–inspired program.저자 IEL

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Bright Smiles, Happy Kids: Nurturing Oral Health in the Early Childhood Classroom 35:27

1+ y ago35:27

35:27

In this week’s insightful conversation, we are joined by distinguished guest, Dr. Brooke Schrader of West Mobile Children’s Dentistry, a pediatric dentist with a passion for promoting dental wellness in young children. From that first dental visit to teething remedies and pacifier risks, we get into the topics that are most relevant to early educat…

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Epiphanies and Milestones - A Year of Personal and Collective Growth 56:04

2y ago56:04

56:04

Happy New Year! In this special episode of “Tiny Talks on Early Learning”, we reflect on the transformative year of 2023 and set our sights on the exciting future of early education. Join us as we engage in a candid conversation with Wendy McEarchern (CEO/Executive Director, Gulf Regional Early Childhood Services) who has been at the forefront of r…

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The Power of Storytelling 36:01

2y ago36:01

36:01

In this heartwarming episode, we examine the magical world of storytelling with young children, exploring the enchanting ways in which narratives can spark imagination, foster emotional development, and create lasting bonds between storytellers and their little listeners. Our guest, Jodie Cain Smith, an educator, storyteller, and published author, …

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Screen Time and Young Children 27:08

2y ago27:08

27:08

In this week’s episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we delve into the complex and often debated topic of screen time for young children. As technology becomes more and more of an integral part of our daily lives, parents and educators are faced with the challenge of balancing its benefits and potential drawbacks for our young ones. Join our hos…

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Advocating For Early Ed 28:36

2y ago28:36

28:36

In this episode, we delve into the world of early childhood education advocacy, exploring the profound impact it has on shaping the future. Join us, along with our guest Dawn Owens of VOICES for Alabama's Children, as we discuss why early childhood education matters, the challenges faced in the field, and the powerful role parents, communities and …

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Introducing: Tiny Talks on Early Learning 0:46

2y ago0:46

0:46

Welcome to "Tiny Talks on Early Learning," a podcast committed to exploring the world of early childhood education. I am your host, Jessica Stinson. Join me, along with my colleagues and special guests, as we break down the complexities of child’s play and lift up the professionals who teach our youngest learners. Whether you're seeking parenting w…

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Anti-Ableism in Preschool: How Do We Talk About It? 38:14

2+ y ago38:14

38:14

In this podcast episode, Dr. Jessica Bacon, chats with us about anti-ableism and inclusion and explains how we can talk about these important concepts in developmentally appropriate ways with young children.저자 IEL

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Teaming in the PreK Classroom 23:28

2+ y ago23:28

23:28

This podcast episode features prekindergarten teacher Mickey Gilbert, who shares tips for educators, specialists, and related service providers on teaming together.저자 IEL

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Nature-Based Preschool: Ideas for Your Classroom 23:24

2+ y ago23:24

23:24

In this podcast episode, our guest Abbie Frank, founder and executive director of Bluestem Hall Nature School, a nature-based preschool in Urbana, talks about ways to incorporate nature-based education into everyday early childhood classrooms.저자 IEL

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The Science of Reading in Preschool: What Is Helpful in Pre-reading? 28:37

2+ y ago28:37

28:37

We speak with Dr. Susan Zoll, associate professor in elementary education at Rhode Island College and author of “Powerful Literacy in the Montessori Classroom: Aligning Reading Research and Practice,” which is about how to incorporate the science of reading into preschool classrooms.저자 IEL

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Developmental Screenings for Young Children: What Parents and Teachers Need to Know 36:48

3+ y ago36:48

36:48

On this podcast, we are joined by Dr. Marisa Macy, associate professor at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. She joins us to discuss the purpose of developmental screening tools in the early childhood field.저자 IEL

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Making and Keeping Friends 16:37

3+ y ago16:37

16:37

This podcast features Dr. Seon Yeong Yu, an associate professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Dr. Yu shares tips for teachers and parents about friendship development for young children with and without disabilities.저자 IEL

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