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Please provide me with 4-5 recommendations/suggestions to support professional learning communities in an early care environment.

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Provides a discussion of strategies for professional learning community in early years education.

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A professional learning community is a group of professionals who meet (face-to-face, via Internet or a blended method) to discuss work issues, causes and possible solution strategies and procedures.

Recommendations that would help support a professional learning community for any age learners, including early years students, include, but are not limited to, the following five organizational ideas:

1. The group needs a moderator and a recorder, at least, for each session. The moderator keeps everyone on track and adhering to the agenda for the session. The recorder takes ...

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