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How Preschool Teachers Do It

Cynthia Terebush
Early Childhood Education
Child Development
Education
Child Behavior
Reading Aloud
Childhood Education
Empathy
Infant Development
Parenting
Professional Development
Social-Emotional Development
Early Education
Interoceptive Awareness
Preschool Education
Doll Play
Emotional Expression
Generational Shifts
Intentionable
Early Literacy
Self-Regulation

New episodes are released every Monday.Do you wonder how experts in working with early learners address children's behavior and motivate them to be their best selves? If you are a family member, teacher, or anyone who impacts the lives of young children, join Alison Kentos (Early Childhood Teacher) & Cynthia Terebush (Early Childhood Specialist) every Monday to find out how a preschool teacher and... more

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Hosts

Alison Kentos
Host; Early Childhood Teacher; co-host on How Preschool Teachers Do It
Cynthia Terebush
Co-host; Early Childhood Specialist; host of the show

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 104 ratings
  • My favorite professional development podcast

    Thank you so much!!! I attended a webinar Cindy led and was hooked. I split my day as a Special Education Itinerant Teacher in pre-k public schools and ABA Center Based Early Intervention Teacher, so getting professional development is basically hit or miss because I have to find it (and fund) myself. I love this podcast..bite size and so engaging. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Candygrl825
    United Statesa year ago
  • Preach

    Educators who are seeking to elevate their practice to find so much value in this banter. It is engaging you ladies draw in your crowd and then you speak our language. I hope others are open to hearing and receiving information. Take what works bookmark what you can use in the future leave that doesn’t this podcast and it’s hosts won’t disappoint.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    styledgrace2020
    United States3 years ago
  • Great info but sound quality needs improvements

    I really like the topics and both presenters are very knowledgeable about the age group. But, I have found the sound quality makes it hard to listen and focus and deters me from listening. That said, I haven’t listened to an episode since summer of 2022, so perhaps the sound quality has improved since then.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    grovermomma
    United States4 years ago
  • Suspension episode

    We do NOT have enough trained staff and smaller class sizes to safely accommodate the children that need one-on-one instruction. We try really hard to have someone push into the classroom but simply can not do it without proper staffing.

    Lots of ideas that we as educators already know and can’t achieve without help! Very discouraging all around.

    In school suspensions keep tuition going and parents have a place for their child to go!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Lisabokes
    United States4 years ago
  • Insightful, Engaging and Humorous

    I love listening to this podcast every Monday. I’ve been listening for over a year now and as a male teacher in Pre-K and Kindergarten I feel I learn new insightful strategies every week. It makes me question my own pedagogy and also assuring to know that my beliefs towards teaching young children are validated.

    It really is like having a cup of tea with the two favourite ladies you work with.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GA180791
    United Kingdom5 years ago

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Two experienced early childhood experts share practical, research-informed guidance on managing children's behavior, development, and daily routines in early education settings and home life. Episodes cover topics from sleep, loneliness, and emotional regulation to standards, technology in toys, and healthy habits, with a consistent emphasis on empathy, real-world applicability, and supporting both families and educators. A notable strength is their accessible discussion style grounded in experience, paired with occasional critiques of parenting or educational approaches, and a willingness to tackle timely topics in early childhood development.

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