Enthusiastic and Engaged Learners
ebook ∣ Approaches to Learning in the Early Childhood Classroom · Early Childhood Education Series
By Marilou C. Hyson

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Research shows that positive approaches to learning improve both social–emotional and academic outcomes. This resource will help early childhood professionals implement strategies to support young children's positive approaches to learning—their enthusiasm (interest, joy, and motivation to learn) and their engagement (attention, persistence, flexibility, self-regulation, and other essential learning behaviors). Along with extensive research, the text includes images of practice in early education programs in culturally, economically, and linguistically diverse settings.
"Hyson has truly given early childhood educators a great gift."
—From the Foreword by Sue Bredekamp, Council for Professional Recognition
"Curiosity, persistence, and joy are key ingredients that pave the way for a lifetime of learning. Enthusiastic and Engaged Learners is a landmark book that should be read by all who journey with young children, encourage their engagement, celebrate their enthusiasm, and help them build a strong foundation for a successful education."
—Joan Lombardi, Director, The Children's Project
"Skillfully describes the conceptual framework and research base around approaches to learning, while also translating the information into practical strategies that early childhood educators can use in their work with children every day."
—Mary Louise Hemmeter, Vanderbilt University
"Breaks significant new ground. Best of all, the author drives the research to practice by providing essential learning tools for practitioners and families to gauge and engage young children in their approaches to learning."
—Jana Martella, Executive Director, NAECS/SDE