Sharing Web Resources

The National Head Start Association is a website that offers a wealth of information. The website helps with the latest information about head start. The website keep me abreast with the lastest data in head start.

• What specific section(s) or information seemed particularly relevant to your current professional development? On the website there is a section that offer you to tell your story about head start. The newsletter gives you the opportunity as a parent to tell how head start has touch your life one way or another. Also there is the Natiional Head Start Radio 
 where you'll get fast answers and expert advice on the isuess you really care about. NHSA Radio offers two channels one for parents and one for Head Start administrators. Simply select the channel below, then click the play button to listen to the program right on your computer.

• Which ideas/statements/resources, either on the website or in an e-n ewsletter, did you find controversial or made you think about an issue in new ways? Articles that I read really made me think was the following two articles". 

• What information does the website or the e-newsletter contain that adds to your understanding of how economists, neuroscientists, or politicians support the early childhood field?  The website has a affiliates page that give the early childhood supporter a chance to show their support of the field. There is also a blog where supporters can share about a particular subject or issue. 

• What other new insights about issues and trends in the early childhood field did you gain from exploring the website or e-newsletter? It was  very interested to read the articles on the radio and in the newsletters. It give me a chance to learn so much about the early childhood field. The websites lets you know about the upcoming conferences where you can further learn about the field and provide you with professional development that will help in your services with children in the field