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Identify and define core learning goals for individual children and the program. Develop a curriculum framework based on child development, individual learning, and cultures of the children in your group and that reflects learning goals. Use the framework for planning activities, experiences, and routines.
The Tennessee Early Childhood Education Early Learning Developmental Standards, or TN-ELDS, were first developed in 2004 to provide documentation of the continuum of developmental milestones from birth through age five based on the research about the processes, sequences, and long term consequences of early learning
By covering ages from birth through 48 months, the TN-ELDS ensure that key developmental stages during early childhood are recognized and supported. These milestones serve as critical points for intervention, ensuring that children receive the necessary support to thrive as they grow.
Childrens brain growth and cognitive development is accelerated when early education is focused and balanced among all eight areas of development included in the revised TN ELDS.
The new standards focus on five Areas of Development: Approaches to Play and Learning; Social and Emotional Development; Communication, Language, and Literacy Development; Health and Physical Development and Cognitive Development.

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These standards focus on curriculum development to help teachers and caregivers provide a holistic, developmentally appropriate education for children. A diverse early childhood development curriculum covers the areas of physical, language, cognitive and social-emotional development.
The Foundational Literacy standards are designed to equip students with a working knowledge of print concepts, phonological awareness, phonics and word recognition, word and sentence composition, and fluency.
Effluent limitations guidelines and pretreatment standards, also called effluent guidelines (ELGs), are uniform national standards developed by EPA for specific industrial categories. EPA bases these standards on the greatest pollutant reductions economically achievable for each industry.
They describe the desired results, outcomes, and learning expectations of children, from birth to pre-kindergarten age. The purpose of using early learning standards is to support the learning, development, and well-being of children in early childhood education programs.

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