Who Has Shaped Our Profession?

02/04/2011

Who Has Shaped Our Profession?

To learn through listening, practice it naively and actively. Naively means that you listen openly, ready to learn something, as opposed to listening defensively, ready to rebut. Listening actively means you acknowledge what you heard and act accordingly.
Betsy Sanders, Executive

Every profession is shaped on a daily basis by the scores of individuals who carry out the work of that profession. Inevitably, however, there is a much smaller group of key thinkers, researchers, practitioners, and writers whose ideas have an inordinate influence on the basic tenets and directions of that profession.

Who are these movers and shapers in early care and development? We are eager to see who you, the 85,000 readers of ExchangeEveryDay, consider to be the movers and shapers of our profession. We invite you to provide your input to this question in today's Exchange Insta Poll. Vote now and check back on the home page of ChildCareExchange.com from time to time over the next week to see what your peers think.

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