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Supporting the Many Ways Children Communicate Young children communicate their ideas, questions, and feelings in many ways. They move their bodies, create works of art, and assume the roles of imaginary characters. Teachers support children by ensuring they have what's necessary to engage in multiple forms of communication. The authors of the cluster articles share research and classroom-based strategies about how to support children's development and use of communication skills. NAEYC members can read this entire issue of Young Children online in the Members Only area. |
Young Girls Discovering Their Voice with Literacy and Readers Theater/Debby Zambo
I Am Safe and Secure: Promoting Resilience in Young Children/Peter Pizzolongo and Amy Hunter
Additional Features
The Reading Chair/Isabel Baker and Miriam Baker Schiffer
Learning by Leaps and Bounds. Why Preschoolers Need Physical Education/Rae Pica
Guidance Matters. Children Who Have Serious Conflicts—Part 1: Reactive Aggression/Dan Gartrell
Our Proud Heritage. Observation and Early Childhood Teaching: Evolving Fundamentals/Stuart Reifel
