EarlyEdU Alliance in Action

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EarlyEdU Alliance in Action

Welcome! EarlyEdU courses and resources are in action across the country. Our Alliance members use these tools to transform their early learning systems. With EarlyEdU, educators are building and refining early learning educator preparation programs that make a real difference in the lives of learners and educators.

Read how these innovative educators are using EarlyEdU's offerings to foster successful early education environments and advance the professional development of today’s early learning professionals.

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Arizona State University Degree Pathways

Bjorg LeSeuer, Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, creates a smooth path to associate and bachelor’s degrees for early childhood educators.

Montana Apprentice Programs

Rhiannon Shook, Montana State Department of Labor and Industry/Registered Apprentice Program, provides flexible and affordable training to the early childhood workforce seeking the Child Development Associate credential.

California Multilingual Learners

Maria Avalos, College of the Desert, provides certificate and degree pathways to multilingual students through flexible course content and innovative delivery.

Know-See-Do-Reflect in Central Arizona College

Chris Emlet and Victoria Fisher, Central Arizona College, establish a unique culture of teaching and learning through use of the Intentional Teaching Framework in direct interactions with young children.

Pennsylvania Child Development Associate Credential Prep

Tugce B. Arda Tuncdemir, Lock Haven University/Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania, prepares students to qualify for the credit-bearing Child Development Associate credential.

Is your organization ready to collaborate with EarlyEdU?

Sign and return our memorandum of understanding (MOU) to info@earlyedualliance.org, or bring your questions to our team.