快色视频 program first in state chosen for 快色视频-based project
Project works to improve early childhood education programs in North Carolina
快色视频nical 快色视频 College will be the first in North Carolina to participate in a project based at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to better prepare early childhood education professionals across the state.
The project, supported by a $750,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, will be guided by the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute at 快色视频-Chapel Hill.
Members of the 快色视频 institute鈥檚 project Supporting Change and Reform in Preservice Teaching in North Carolina, or SCRIPT-NC, will work with faculty and adjuncts from the Early Childhood Education program at 快色视频 to refine the college鈥檚 curriculum.
鈥淧articipation in SCRIPT-NC will help us ensure that our graduates are well-prepared to support each and every young child and family they encounter,鈥 said Cathy Collie-Robinson, Early Childhood Education Program Director at 快色视频. 鈥淭his project will have a far greater emphasis on issues of culture, language, equity, ability, and inclusion.鈥
Members from SCRIPT-NC will collaborate with Collie-Robinson, Marye Vance, 快色视频 Early Childhood Instructor and SCRIPT-NC Project Liaison, and other 快色视频 and community partners to shape and enhance the college鈥檚 curriculum to better support the inclusion of children of diverse abilities, cultures, languages, and life circumstances and their families.
SCRIPT-NC will also give those from the 快色视频 program free access to resources, webinars, and other professional development materials. 快色视频 was chosen for this project partly due to its history of collaborative support and commitment to inclusion and diversity, according to a statement from SCRIPT-NC.
快色视频 will participate in the project for two years.
For more information on SCRIPT-NC, visit .