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The Next Big Thing
May 13, 2010
Organized storage that offers children clear extended choices results in more complex play and creative expressions in art or construction play.
-Jim Greenman, Caring Spaces, Learning Places
-Jim Greenman, Caring Spaces, Learning Places
But according to Jason Fried and David Heimemeier Hansson, in their new book, Rework (New York: Crown Business, 2010), that's a fools path...
"You start focusing on fashion instead of substance. Your start paying attention to things that are constantly changing instead of things that last.
"The core of your business should be built around things that won't change. Things that people are going to want today and ten years from now. Those are the things you should invest in."
Running a successful Board of Directors isn't easy. It takes time, effort, and planning. Staying on Course: The Early Childhood Board's Guide for Success will help them stay on course and focus on the important work they do for young children and their families, and it will alert them to pitfalls and known dangers as they navigate the early childhood landscape.
In addition, in buying Staying on Course you receive free access to a Microsoft Word® version of 35 handouts, tools, and templates included in the book.
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Displaying 1 CommentShishu Vikash Kendra
Kolkata, West Bengal, India
The basic invention of technology is wheel . I believe in quality not in quantity . In early childhood basic is very essential . A child should learn
the basic topics and then fashion .
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