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| ECE-SOS is an on-line resource for Early Childhood professionals. Its purpose is to provide information and offer a community of support. |
Let me introduce myself. My name is Beth Engelhardt and I have over
30 years' experience in early childhood education including: 15 years
as an administrator of a NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children) accredited child care center,
a child care licensing specialist, a CDA advisor; a mentor to Dayton, Ohio area directors and student teachers;
and I am presently teaching fulltime at the University of Dayton. I've
authored the Director Mentoring Program, co-authored Dayton's Children -
a resource guide for families, and Becoming a Director: Lessons Learned
in the Nov. - Dec., 2006 Child Care Information Exchange publication.
I've presented at local, state and national conferences; and I am
the past president of the Dayton Association for Young Children,
a member of the Montgomery County Early Childhood Education Coalition,
and moderator for the Montgomery County Directors Online Group.
I earned my master's degree in Leadership in Education and Human
Development from Pacific Oaks College.
I created this site to serve the Early Childhood community because many ECE professionals lack the resources and support they need.
Here are some of the site's resources. I hope to add many more as our community grows.
The "Director's Chair" is a series of monthly articles and professional networking provided for child care directors. These articles are an opportunity to pick up some new, helpful information.
Below is a list of upcoming topics.
Visit the "Director's Chair" to read these Early Childhood articles, then exlpore and dialogue about them with other ECE professionals in the Discussion Forums.
The "Discussion Forums" are networking areas to build community and dialogue about the topics presented in the "Director's Chair" and any others that are relevent to Early Childhood professionals.
University of Dayton leadership and advocacy survey.
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