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Plan ExchangeEveryDay 2011
December 21, 2010
Learning without thought is labour lost; thought without learning is perilous.
-Kong Qiu
-Kong Qiu
In 2001, ExchangeEveryDay was launched with just under 100 subscribers. Ten years, and over 2,600 issues later, we now have over 85,000 subscribers from around the world. During this time we have sought to provide a variety of practical, informative, and thought-provoking content. We seek to share ideas for teachers, managers, advocates, trainers, family child care providers, public officials, and students.
To insure that we meet your needs, we invite you to help plan the editorial calendar for 2011. Please give us your insights by telling us the topics you want us to address next year in this week's Exchange Insta Poll.
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With Beginnings Workshop Books you'll have the hottest curriculum topics down cold. Every issue of Exchange Magazine includes a hands-on staff development guide that provides a wealth of practical ideas on specific curriculum topics from leading authorities in the field of early care and education. Each Beginnings Workshop book is a comprehensive collection of these articles on a particular topic.
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I would add a couple of topics to the list provided: Spiritual Development of the Young Child and Children in Crisis. Perhaps I'll submit a couple of articles.
Arvada, CO, United States
I can't help but feel offended again. No place in this interest survey to post "other" and NOTHING for family child care. At least school age care was included this time. What's going on with the exclusion of family child care here?
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