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Advocacy, Research, & Best Practices

Beginning in 2011, PEACH began its work by researching the history of professional development initiatives, identifying existing best practices, examining the current landscape and describing a variety of programs, organizations and institutions of higher education (IHE) in California and Los Angeles County that support the ECE Workforce. In 2012 PEACH developed a series of six papers to describe the current status of professional development programs IHEs in Los Angeles County as well as other elements of the professional preparation of the current and future ECE workforce.

PEACH continues to identify research and best practices that contribute to the professional development of the current and future ECE Workforce. In 2012 PEACH developed a series of six papers to describe the current status of professional development programs, IHEs, as well as other elements of the professional preparation of the current and future ECE workforce in Los Angeles County. Additionally, it is anticipated that the information and analysis contained in the PEACH White Papers, as well as the Research and Best Practices presented here, will prove useful to California educators, policymakers and other related colleagues as well as their counterparts beyond state borders.
Advocacy

How to give public comment at the CTC Meeting

In Pursuit of Pre-K Parity: A Proposed Framework for Understanding and Advancing Policy and Practice

What does good child care reform look like?

Diversity and Dual Language Learners

Developing Culturally Responsive Approaches to Serving Diverse Populations: A Resource Guide for Community-Based Organizations

Disparities in California’s Child Care Subsidy System: A Look at Teacher Education, Stability and Diversity

Diversity and Stratification in California’s ECE Workforce

One System: Reforming Education to Serve All Children

Supporting a Diverse and Culturally Copetent Workforce- Charting Progress for Babies in Child Care Research-Based Rationale 

ECE Competencies, Foundations and Frameworks

California Early Childhood Educator Competencies

California Preschool Curriculum Framework, Volume 1

California Preschool Curriculum Framework, Volume 2

California Preschool Curriculum Framework, Volume 3

California Preschool Learning Foundations, Volume 1

California Preschool Learning Foundations, Volume 2

California Preschool Learning Foundations, Volume 3

California Preschool Program Guidelines

Early Childhood Degrees, Child Development Permit, and Credentialing

PEACH PowerPoint: Responding to CTC Performance Expectations and Program Guidelines Surveys, June 2018

Teaching the Teachers of our Youngest Children: The state of Early Childhood Higher Education in California, 2015

PEACH
White Papers

PEACH Paper 1 - Preparing the Foundation: Strengthening the ECE Workforce through the Professional Development System and Early Childhood Educator Competencies

PEACH Paper 2 - Joining Pipelines: Articulation and Alignment Between and Among the California Community Colleges, the California State University System, and Private Universities in Los Angeles County

PEACH Paper 3 - Identifying Pathways to a Bachelor’s Degree: The Current Status of ECE-Related Bachelor’s Degree Programs in Los Angeles County

PEACH Paper 4 - Constructing New Routes: Considerations for the Development of an ECE Credential

PEACH Paper 5 - Completing the System: The Current Status of ECE Doctoral and Master’s Degree Programs in Los Angeles County

PEACH Paper 6 - Checking for Flow: The Current Status of ECE Training and ECE Trainer Competencies

WorkForce Development

 Transforming the Workforce for Children Birth Through Age 8: A Unifying Foundation

Building a Skilled Teacher Workforce

Educator Expectations, Qualifications, and Earnings: Shared Challenges and Divergent Systems in ECE and K-12

Teacher Compensation Parity Policies and State-Funded Pre-K Programs

The Early Childhood Workforce Index

Teacher Compensation Parity Policies and StateTransforming the Workforce for Children Birth Through Age 8: Implementation Plan for the State of California -Funded Pre-K Programs

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