New York’s NASBE Stipend Project Goals and Objectives

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New York’s NASBE Stipend Project Goals and Objectives Overall Goal: Increase the knowledge and competencies of early child and early education workforce Objective 1: Develop a unified competency-based early education preparation program that addresses the needs and diversity of children in early care and early education Objective 2: Build a professional development system for the early care and early education workforce

Progress to Date Regents Early Childhood Workgroup has committed to this work Next meeting: June 13th, at 8am - 9am at NYSED; NYS Team attended March convening in D.C.; Ongoing Discussions with SED’s Higher Education Office regarding pathways to certification, and strengthening the B-2 extension.

Technical Assistance Needs New York State hopes to benefit from the following support from NASBE: Share opportunities to strengthen teacher preparation including coursework and field experience requirements; Provide a better understanding of the national context of best practices for the early education workforce; Disseminate effective strategies in cultural competency to support early educators so that every child will feel inspired to be a lifelong learner and succeed in life.