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Dr. Jane Tingle Broderick, Ed.D
Assistant Professor
Early Childhood Education Program
Human Development & Learning
College of Education - Box 70548
Johnson City, TN 37614-1707
Phone: 423-439-7695
Fax: 423-439-7790
e-mail: broderic@etsu.edu
Office: Warf-Pickel 305
Link to Dr. Broderick's www.InnovativECE.com
educational web site
Link to the ETSU
Early Childhood Education and Development
Program
home page:
http://coe.etsu.edu/department/hdal/earlychildhoodweb/homepage.htm
Current Semester: Spring, 2006 |
Undergraduate Courses
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Graduate Courses
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Research
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Philosophy of Education:
Research Interests: Documentation for inquiry & learning among adult learners and young children; The role of materials on representation, inquiry, and development in teacher educators and young children; Reggio-inspired practice, and constructivist teaching in early childhood and teacher education.
Conference Presentations National
Association for
Constructivist Teaching
2005
NAEYC 2005
Association for
Constructivist
Teaching 2004
NAEYC 2003 Association for Constructivist Teaching 2003 Planning Inquiry Based Early Childhood Curriculum
Association for
Constructivist Teaching
2002 Regional ETSU, Early Childhood Conference 2005 Beautiful Stuff: creativity and learning possibilities with everyday found objects Note: I invited 3 undergraduate students to present with me using information they learned in ECED 3150 Creative Development of Young Children Greater Bristol Early Childhood Association 2005 Reggio Inspired Practice ETSU, Early Childhood Conference 2004 Instant Video Revisiting for Reflection: Extending the Learning of Children and Teacher Raritan Valley Community College 2003 Keynote: Innovative Constructivist Practice Inspired by the Schools of Reggio Emilia, Italy Workshop: Documentation for Learning ECLS, University of Massachusetts 1999-2003 Breakout Leader at Documentation Conference ECLS, University of Massachusetts 2002 Breakout Leader at Documentation Conference Vermont College of the Union Institute; Brattleboro Center 2002 Reggio Inspired Practice Keene State College, Keene, NH 1998 Art as Play in Early Childhood Development Springfield College, Springfield, MA 1998 Assessment in Art Education The Synthesis Center; Amherst, MA 1998 Mask-Making: An Introduction to Creativity Theory Vermont College of Norwich University; Brattleboro Center, VT 1997 Mask Making: An Introduction to Creativity Theory Vermont College of Norwich University; Brattleboro Center, VT 1996 Inside Eyes, Outside Eyes: Valuing Vision and Arts in Education Vermont College of Norwich University, Brattleboro Center, VT 1995 Drawing a Focus: Understanding the Stages of Creativity Chapter 1 Conference; Hyannis, MA 1994 Integrated Arts |
Research 2004 - 2006 · IRB approval for: Using documentation to develop and better understand the role of relationships in an early childhood setting (ideas identified in bullet listed below) · Center of Excellence in Early Childhood Learning & Development, ETSU grant: For grant to Early Childhood Development Center to research the facilitation of implementing Reggio inspired practices at the Child Study Center and its influence on the teachers practice and sense of community / relationships: targeted for Spring 2006 · Submitted query for a book proposal to two publishers based on data and analysis developed from the Inquiry- based research collected in 2004 – 2005 at ETSU along with data collected from my colleague at the University of Michigan from 2004 and 2005 · IRB approval for: Inquiry based early childhood curriculum development: Using materials to facilitate representations o The research is oriented around the development of teacher educators representation with materials and the transferal of their learning to facilitating learning with young children
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2/03/2006 Last Updated