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Dr. Tisha Shipley is a children’s author and advocate with over 24 years of experience in education. She has taught Pre K, Kindergarten, and Gifted and Talented students in grades three through six. She also has over 20 years of experience in higher education, working with teachers, administrators, and students at all levels who are pursuing their teaching degrees. Dr. Shipley is passionate about early childhood curriculum and instructional design with a strong focus on creating meaningful and engaging learning experiences for young children. Her work centers on helping educators build confidence in their teaching practice while developing curriculum that supports both academic and social emotional growth.

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Dr. Shipley hears the school bell ring and knows that the children will be entering the classroom soon. Everything is set up, organized, and ready for the day. The room is spacious and quiet, but any minute it will be busy and inhabited by the...
Center time has just started in Miss Shipley’s Kindergarten classroom. The environment is bright, engaging, and buzzing with curiosity and “play”. Children are choosing what dress-up clothes to put on, building towers as high as they can, and...
There are many types of early childhood environments. Think about the environments you have been in or built. As we plan for 2018, what can you do to make your environment better? All children deserve to learn and engage in a clean, safe, and...
When you think of an Early Childhood Classroom, what do you see? Do you see bright colors? Welcoming faces, smiles, and bulletin boards that are decorated with fun themes? There are so many things that young children need to learn and develop in a...
In this world, we all live in a community. Some communities run better than others. Some people like their community, and some may want to move from where they live. What sets each community apart? Think about where you live and then think about a...
There are many controversial topics in the world of education (assessment, standardized testing, curriculum, inclusion, gender discrimination, and religion), to name a few. I wanted to speak on a topic that I believe is important to note because...

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