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Helping STEM Take Root with Young Children and Their Families

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Join ZERO TO THREE for an interactive spotlight featuring Rebecca Parlakian!

 

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STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) skills are now a major focus of many early childhood programs, both to promote these critical competencies, but also to nurture an emerging scientific mindset in young children. In this session, Ms. Parlakian provides an overview of how these early skills emerge, in the context of adult-child interactions and engaging experiences.

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