Profesional Resources

The Professional Resources section  is a compilation of information and resources to support professionals working in the field of early care and education.

Continuing Education Resources: Check here to locate organizations that provide professional development workshops and training in the early childhood field.

Higher Education: This section lists of higher education institutions in Indiana for obtaining associate's, bachelor's, and graduate degrees in early education and early intervention.

Online Learning: This section provides information and links to online learning opportunities for Indiana's early childhood professionals.

Professional Organizations: Find an organization of professionals whose members share the same work experiences and interests as you.

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Who are Indiana's early education researchers?

Indiana has a rich resource of people studying early education and child development. Here are the articles I've recently found.

Please let me know if you are beginning a study, completing a study, and/or publishing so that it can be announced. afcross@indiana.edu

If you can't access a university library to download an article, I've also included the email address of the first author.

Purdue University-West Lafayette (Lewsader & Elicker)

  • Kwon, K.-A., Bingham, G., Lewsader, J., Jeon, H.-J., & Elicker, J. (2013). Structured task versus free play: The influence of social context on parenting quality, toddlers' engagement with parents and play behaviors, and parent-toddler language use. Child Youth Care Forum, 42, 207-224.  (Contact kkwon@gsu.edu)

University of Notre Dame (Petersen & McNeil)

  • Petersen, L. A., & McNeil, N. M. (2013). Effects of perceptually rich manipulatives on preschoolers' counting performance: Established knowledge counts. Child Development, 84(3), 1020-1033.  (Contact lpeters4@nd.edu)

Indiana University-Bloomington, Indiana Institute on Disability and Community (all)

Purdue University (Diamond)

  • Hong, S.-Y., & Diamond, K. E. (2012). Two approaches to teaching young children science concepts, vocabulary, and scientific problem-solving skills. Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 27, 295-305. (Contact shong5@unl.edu or kdiamond@purdue.edu)

Indiana University-Bloomington (McMullen & formerly IU, Lash)

University  of Southern Indiana and Ball State University (all)

posted 5/10/2013

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