Reading the (Class)Room | Randi Albertsen
Reading the (Class) Room, Christin•Elevate Toddler PlayAs an educator and consultant, I share real-world strategies and tools for early childhood professionals—plus I'm sharing sneak peeks from my upcoming book. Let's create joyful, engaging early learning environments together!
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Stop Asking “When Will My Child Read?” Start Asking This Instead.
My middle child was always the youngest in her class, and at the end of the first week of first grade, her teacher called me and said she needed extra help with reading. She wanted to place my daughter in a different classroom, with differe...
It's Not Your Fault Your Students Won't Stop Climbing The Sofa
Hey friends,
I walked into Ms. Rhonda’s classroom last week, she gave me a huge hug and said, “I’m sooo glad you’re here! I just don’t know what to do! How do I get them to stop crawling through the wardrobe and climbing over the sofa?!”...
The Trauma We Don't Talk About That's Shaped An Entire Generation
Today’s newsletter was inspired by the article, “Trauma’s Genetic Imprint on Children Requires Targeted Therapeutic Interventions.” For many years, I’ve been fascinated by attachment theory, epigenetics, and trauma-informed care. On the ann...
It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year (Said No Educator Ever)
Remember that Staples commercial, with the dad dancing down the aisles of the store, gleefully pushing a shopping cart, with “It’s the Most Wonderful Time Of The Year” playing in the background? I’ll admit that there were a few days when I...
The Lie Every Educator Believes in August
The anxiety started on Saturday. By Monday, I was in full-blown panic mode.
It happens every year. August 1. The nerves, the anxiety, the dread.
It’s been years since I was in the classroom, but those back-to-school jitters never left.
E...
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The real-talk newsletter for early childhood educators. Simple strategies, current research made useful, and honest conversations about the work.
Speech-Language Pathologist helping parents feel confident in using play to support their toddler’s communication, learning, and life skills.
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