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Back to School with Meaningful Interactions is a week-long virtual event designed for early childhood educators, coaches, observers, and leaders. Join us for expert-led sessions tailored to your role—and walk away with actionable strategies you can use right away.

Webinar

Join us for an engaging session where we’ll explore how the parallel process—when adult-to-adult interactions mirror effective educator-child interactions—can lead to meaningful growth across your coaching and leadership work.

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In this CLASS®2nd Edition Infant–Toddler demo you'll learn about the value of CLASS 2nd Edition, available products and trainings, and transition processes.

E-book

As a school leader, you’re at the forefront of shaping the future. You understand the incredible demands placed on educators and work hard to foster a supportive, empowering environment for your staff. This guide is designed to help you navigate these challenges and build a school climate where educators feel valued and supported.

Webinar

Explore practical ways to engage families in creating these learning-rich experiences.

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Discover how intentional interactions can transform your school culture. In this one-hour webinar, gain practical strategies to foster a welcoming environment for children and staff, creating a positive climate that supports everyone without adding to your workload.

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The Teaching with CLASS podcast explores how the CLASS tool can guide interactions among educators, helping them create a team vision and work together effectively.

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Setting up a classroom for a new school year can be both exciting and overwhelming. This resource will help you create a classroom environment that promotes autonomy, positive behavior, emotional support, and instructional engagement.

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Creating a positive and effective teaching team requires intentional effort, clear communication, and a shared commitment to the vision. By involving all team members and maintaining open, supportive interactions, teaching teams can create a healthy, connected environment for both educators and children.

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How can we process all of what we're feeling so we can move through challenging moments and make a difference for each child in our classrooms? This resource will guide you on how to deal with your own self-regulation in challenging moments.

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It’s here! Get started today with the CLASS 2nd Edition Infant–Toddler suite