Minnesota Association for the Education of Young Children


The mission of the Minnesota Association for the Education of Young Children is to promote the professional growth and development of those who are committed to the care and education of young children.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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MnAEYC Resources--

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Last Updated:  October 3, 2007

MnAEYC Publications or Awards

  • Nomination Forms  Submit Award Nominations for the following awards:   (under construction)
  1. Evelyn House Award (awarded during annual Fall conference)
  2. Distinguished Service Award (awarded during annual Fall Conference)
  3. Regional Service Award (one per region)
  4. Kate Tanner Award--Nominations for 2007 are now closed

    Nominate an early childhood teacher you know who has made a difference in the lives of young children.  Her family and friends are leaving a legacy behind this woman who was so committed to the children in our state.  As such, MnAEYC and the family of Kate Davidson Tanner give an annual award to recognize an individual working in a child care centers who demonstrates excellence in his/her profession.  .  Click here for more information and the nomination forms.

Developmentally Appropriate Guidance, 4th Edition, New!

Minnesota Core Competencies. 

The core competencies are designed to serve as a guide for improving your work with children and families. The competencies are worded so that they can be measured or demonstrated. You may also find the core competencies contain new ideas or provide a new way of reflecting on your teaching. Here is the link to the Minnesota Core Competencies

Invest in Kids Bracelets Available for $2             

Please email office@mnaeyc.org or call 651-646-8689 to order yours now!

Looking for college programs that lead to a licensure in early childhood?

Here is the link to the Minnesota Dept of Education's list of State Approved Programs.  Scroll down the center of the page until you arrive at "State Approved Programs" Available in PDF or Excel spreadsheet.  Look at Line 10 for Early Childhood Education licensure; Line 13 shows those programs with Elementary Education with PreK Speciality Licensure.

COLLEGE RELATED RESOURCES--

Introducing a new system to access Child Care Resource and Referral services in Hmong, Spanish and Somali…

Parents and Child Care Providers are encouraged to call 1-888-291-9811 (651-665-0150 in the metro area) for personalized support in their home language.  We are very eager to spread the word as widely as possible about a new CCR&R specific Language Access Line through Greater Minneapolis Day Care Association (GMDCA) and Resources for Child Caring (RCC)  available to assist Spanish, Hmong and Somali speakers effective August 29th, 2005.

Military Resources

Mn Dept of Human Resources Accreditation Reimbursement Program

  • Mn Dept of Human Services Accreditation Reimbursement program is still available. Limited funds are available on a renewable basis each year until funding runs out. Funds may still be available.   For more information, please click here.   For the voucher form, please click here.
 

MnAEYC Position Statement Papers:

 

Articles and Other Resources:

  1. What Happened to Our World--by Jim Greenman

Here are to resources for parents, teachers, and anyone working with children. What Happened to MY World was written to help adults peer into the minds of children from infancy through the teenage years, and understand their confusion, fears, grief, and struggles to understand why inexplicable accidents or the forces of nature can suddenly disrupt or destroy the world as they know it.  This is being posted in light of the recent Minneapolis bridge collapse but is a good reference to have on hand. One is a short brief version and the other is the full version: 

    What Happened to Our World paper (PDF)

    What Happened to Our World short version (Word)

  1. Federal Reserve Bank studies on Early Childhood Economics--Art Rolnick and Rob Grunewald papers included on this site.

  2. Early Literacy and Developmentally Appropriate Practices:  What Every Child Deserves , Jerlean Daniels Ph.D.
  3. America's Child Care Crisis: A Crime Prevention Tragedy
    Click here to read the report
  4. Minnesota's Personal Protection Act -- Conceal and Carry
    How the new law effects centers and family child care homes...
    Click here to read more on the Conceal and Carry law

  5. Helping Families Cope with War and Terrorism
  1. MnAEYC Public Policy & Links
  2. Minnesota Kindergarten Teacher Survey
  3. The Strategic Direction Plan for MnAEYC

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The MnAEYC's Web site is available solely in English at the present time. However, several Internet sites offer free translation tools to users who wish to view our Web site in another language. The following sites provide translations from English to a number of other languages including: Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish."

AltaVista Babelfish Translation http://babelfish.altavista.com/
Prompt's Online Translator http://www.translate.ru/

The Mn AEYC assumes no responsibility for the availability or accuracy of the translation Web sites to which we provide links.

 

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Minnesota Association for the Education of Young Children
1821 University Ave., Suite 298-S, St. Paul, MN 55104
651-646-8689 651-646-4514 Fax