by Early Childhood Education Ethiopia | Aug 30, 2022 | Newsletter
Children enter this world seeking love, comfort, understanding, and empathy. They hope and expect that when they cry, their parents or caregivers will feel their distress and respond to their needs. Babies are profoundly attuned to this reciprocal relationship, they...
by Early Childhood Education Ethiopia | Jun 28, 2022 | Newsletter
A central belief of Early Childhood Education Ethiopia is concerned with providing children the space, time, and encouragement to exercise their imagination. Children are interested and invested in their surroundings. They explore, test, challenge, and discover...
by Early Childhood Education Ethiopia | May 18, 2022 | Newsletter
Play Gebeta! Teachers at Shimbit Preschool Program (KG) Playing with Gebeta Gebeta for Beginning Math Gebeta is referred to as one of the oldest board games in the world. This pastime favorite was once played in all corners of...
by Hawani Negussie | Mar 26, 2022 | Newsletter
Kenubish Jenberu KG-1 Preschool Teacher “ I was reluctant to do lesson plans, I felt it was so burdensome because we were never trained or supported on the process, but now I am excited and not afraid to do it” Kenubish Jenberu (March 2022). Kenubish represents...
by Early Childhood Education Ethiopia | Jul 29, 2020 | Newsletter
Neurodiversity Children learn and understand their world using their senses. They manipulate experiences gathered as they interact with their surroundings (home, siblings, church, school) into information that will help them assimilate new concepts and accommodate...
by Early Childhood Education Ethiopia | Jun 29, 2020 | Newsletter
PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 18, 2020 CED alumna, Dr. Hawani Negussie’s (MA, Early Childhood Education ’06; Ed.D, Educational Leadership, Elementary & Secondary Education ’14) non-profit Early Childhood Education Ethiopia was founded after...
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