Q & A About ExchangeEveryDay

"Reality is above all else a variable, and nobody is qualified to say that he or she knows what it is.  As a matter of fact, with a firm enough commitment, you can sometimes create a reality which did not exist before."  - Margaret Halsey

Q & A ABOUT EXCHANGEEVERYDAY

From time to time readers of ExchangeEveryDay send us questions such as the following:

Who is responsible for ExchangeEveryDay?
ExchangeEveryDay is published by Child Care Information Exchange, a practical magazine for leaders of early childhood programs.  Exchange also organizes the "World Forum on Early Care and Education" and hosts the web site, www.ChildCareExchange.com

Who receives ExchangeEveryDay?
ExchangeEveryDay goes out to thousands of people connected to the field of early childhood education -- teachers, center directors, NGO leaders, family child care providers, faculty members, consultants, researchers, public officials, and advocates.  ExchangeEveryDay has subscribers from all regions of the world.

Will ExchangeEveryDay always be free?
Yes.  Our purposes in sending out ExchangeEveryDay are to keep in touch with all the great people we have connected with through Child Care Information Exchange and the World Forum, as well as to keep these people informed about the work we are doing in developing tools for early childhold professionals.

Do you sell the mailing list to ExchangeEveryDay?
No.  The mailing list is maintained on a secure server and is used solely to send out ExchangeEveryDay.

Can you produce ExchangeEveryDay in Spanish?
A number of readers have sent in this excellent suggestion.  We are investigating this with several potential partners and will let you know if we are able to make it happen.

What is the educational philosophy behind ExchangeEveryDay?
The Mission Statement of Child Care Information Exchange states that we are committed to supporting professionals "...in their efforts to craft early childhood environments where adults and children thrive -- environments that foster friendship, curiosity, self-esteem, and joy; where parents are welcomed and respected; where the talents of all staff members are fully challenged and justly rewarded."   We have learned from the World Forum that these goals can be achieved by many pathways.  There is no one best program, philosophy, curriculum, or approach for doing what is right for children and families.  Therefore, with ExchangeEveryDay we strive to present a wealth of points of view to stimulate your thinking about new ways to do your work.  
Can I sign my peers up for ExchangeEveryDay?
Yes.  All friends of children are welcome.  Just go to http://mail.ccie.com/eed/eed.php and enter the e-mail addresses of your peers.  Be sure to tell them you have done so and let them know that they can unsubscribe easily at any time.

Can I send ideas to include in ExchangeEveryDay?
Yes.  We welcome your ideas, resource recommendations, quotes and suggestions.  Send them to us at [email protected]  

We will give you credit for any ideas we use.
 

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