Building the Case for Investing in Young Children.
Diane Trister Dodge
Tuesday, 08 Apr 2003 at 4:00 pm – Sun Room, Memorial Union
Diane Trister Dodge is the founder and president of Teaching Strategies, Inc., a company that seeks to improve the quality of early childhood programs by designing practical, easy-to-use curriculum and training materials and providing staff development. Her 35 years of experience in early childhood education have taught her the value of curriculum and training materials that articulate a clear philosophy and practical approach to meaningful learning.
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