San Bernardino County Preschool Services Department Director Phalos Haire shares an update about the Footsteps2Brilliance, Inc. application, which parents can use to help their children continue learning at home. The free app can help advance a child’s learning and literacy skills.
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Home Based Learning with Footsteps2Brilliance in Geneva Camp – Dhaka
Footsteps2Brilliance partnered with Teach the World Foundation and OBAT to serve children in Bangladesh with a virtual education program during pandemic when children could not meet in person.
The Turn-Key Solution for Distance Learning
Today, every school district needs to be prepared for distance learning. Footsteps2Brilliance® takes the stress out of creating an effective school-to-home connection. We have been successfully engaging parents and accelerating literacy for more than a decade.
Digital Early Literacy with Barbara Nemko
Dr. Barbara Nemko champions the 21,000 students in her care as five-term superintendent of Napa County Schools, and learners everywhere. In this video, she emphasizes the value of starting early with digital literacy. The power of interactive literature may be more effective at preventing an achievement gap than traditional early enrichment interventions. After the rousing success of a pilot program in Napa with pre-K children in a four-week summer iPad reading program, the district provided iPads and the platform Footsteps 2 Brilliance to the families of every student in Napa County Schools. Check out the app Dr. Nemko advocates in this video.
Creating Success & Equity During COVID Leadership Summit
Dr. Demetrus Liggins, Superintendent Greenville ISD, talks about how creating a Model Innovation City powered by Footsteps2Brilliance saved his district and brought it from a D to a B rating.
EARLY MINDS A BALANCED APPROACH TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
This presentation will share the continuous, holistic work of Middletown’s Early Minds 2022: Pathways to Readiness and Equity. The Early Minds 2022 framework represents a comprehensive approach to ensure that all children are ready and prepared for kindergarten. Three goals will be addressed: Readiness and Achievement, Social and Emotional Learning and Family and Community Partnerships. Through this initiative we have strengthened our community’s understanding of the importance of addressing the preparation gap.