
Each week host Heather Bernt-Santy and a member of the ECE Nerd Collective share and discuss a quote with a focus on effecting change in the early learning world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationKids & FamilyHow ToParenting | |||

Elliot Haspel’s newest book, Raising a Nation: 10 Reasons Every American Has a Stake in Child Care for All makes a powerful case that ensuring child care for every family who wants or needs access benefits each of us. Listen to host Heather Bernt-San... more
NAEYC’s Code of Ethical Conduct says, “Above all, we shall not harm children. We shall
not participate in practices that are emotionally damaging, physically harmful, disrespectful, degrading,
dangerous, exploitative, or intimidating to children.” more
Author, educator and community organizer Dr. Megan Madison joins host Heather Bernt-Santy to talk about her First Conversations children’s book series, children’s developing sense of justice and fairness, book bans, and more. This conversation will l... more
It’s time for the second installment of Free the Teachers!
In this episode, Heather Bernt-Santy is joined by Richard Cohen, Carol Garboden Murray, Stacy Benge, and Tiffany Pearsall to talk through the ways we can be free of traditional calendar, cir... more
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Wow! I love this podcast. Heather and her guests are continually creating an atmosphere of great learning and fun. Almost makes you feel like you’re sitting with them. I recently started listening and now I get to go back and listen to old episodes (click next episode) I’m also excited to have ordered her book and am really looking forward to reading it. Thank you Heather and everyone who makes a difference in my life so I can make a difference in others
I love listening to this podcast and look forward to each episode! I learn a lot and have fun listening too!
The Early Childhood Nerd, Heather, and her friends read the research and have the best interest of children Birth to 8 (really all) at heart. The information isn’t just an opinion, it’s based is carefully researched information about best practice in the care of children during early childhood. This isn’t the podcast for those of you looking for cutesy crafts, but those who want to care for children the best way possible….pay heed to these nerds!
Mary Anne, ECE FROM Nebraska
If you’re an early childhood professional, this is the podcast (and videocast) you’re gonna love! Heather is a great, insightful facilitator, with always interesting and relevant guests to discuss the challenges and successes of working with young children and their families. Highly recommend!
I appreciate this episode so much. I am hoping to do doctoral work on this topic, and was so gratified to hear you talking about it. You articulated the issues so well, it really pushed my thinking.
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Focused on the nuances and complexities of early childhood education, the content extensively covers topics such as the significance of play, trauma-informed care, and innovative teaching practices. Regular discussions highlight both the challenges faced by educators and the vital role they play in shaping inclusive and supportive learning environments. Noteworthy elements include a commitment to evidence-based methodologies and a willingness to engage with contemporary social issues impacting early education, making it particularly valuable for practitioners, parents, and advocates in the field. Listeners can anticipate insightful conversations that challenge traditional approaches while affirming the importance of empathy and creativity i... more
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