by Ann Gadzikowski | Sep 8, 2021 | Blog
What a great conversation with Marthe and Lindsey! STEM and Construction Play https://www.thereflectiveteacherpodcast.com/home/new-beginnings-2-y43h7-hhe8p-3rh8k-h89kw-kdny6-hj4bs-8mf8f
by Ann Gadzikowski | Feb 7, 2021 | Blog
I enjoyed collaborating with my team at Britannica for Parents to create a series of videos for parents and practitioners that demonstrate the most important milestones in learning and development. Check out our four new videos: Milestones in Learning through Play...
by Ann Gadzikowski | Sep 21, 2020 | Blog
I had so much fun presenting my block play workshop titled “Architecture, Block Play, and the Hundred Languages of Children.” Here are the resources I referenced in my presentation. Links and Resources (In Order) Ann Gadzikowski: Author website Young...
by Ann Gadzikowski | Sep 7, 2020 | Blog
The best remote learning experiences for preschoolers involve play and engagement with tangible materials on both sides of the screen. An excerpt from my recent article in Early Insights. The debate about children and screen time is a luxury we can no longer afford....
by Ann Gadzikowski | Apr 5, 2020 | Blog
New website provides information, resources, and advice from trusted experts in child development and early education. As Director of Early Learning at Encyclopedia Britannica, I’m especially happy to announce the launch of Britannica for Parents. This new website...
by Ann Gadzikowski | Dec 9, 2019 | Blog
What happens when we allow time for learning? An example of a long-term creative project in a preschool classroom An excerpt from my recent article in Early Insights. Parents and policy makers are often misinformed about what teachers need to improve learning outcomes...
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