Support for Students of Early Childhood Education

Students of early childhood education often find Hanen resources very helpful as a practical supplement to what they’re learning in school. What makes Hanen resources unique is that they break down the latest research in early childhood education and transform it into simple strategies that educators can actually use with their students. So when you’re finished with school, you’ll continue to find these resources helpful with tips and strategies for promoting the social, language and literacy skills of preschool children.

Learning Language and Loving It™ resources

Learning Language and Loving It will expose you to a comprehensive, naturalistic approach to building the language and social skills of preschool children, including those with special needs.

The Learning Language and Loving It guidebook outlines practical strategies that educators can easily integrate into the daily routines and activities they do with their students. Alongside the guidebook, you can use the Learning Language and Loving It DVD to view real-life video examples of educators applying the strategies in a variety of early childhood classroom activities.

Click on the following link to learn more about how Learning Language and Loving It resources help early childhood educators:

To view the Learning Language and Loving It Research Summary, click on the link below:

ABC and Beyond™ — Supporting Emergent Literacy in Early Childhood Settings

Studies have continually shown a strong correlation between emergent literacy levels and future academic success. That’s why Hanen created ABC and Beyond, focussing specifically on the promotion of emergent literacy in early childhood classrooms. With the goal of preparing preschool children to read and write successfully, this guidebook will equip you with practical strategies for building vocabulary and making literacy-learning a fun and natural part of everyday conversations and activities.

Click on the following link to view sample pages and to learn more about how educators use ABC and Beyond: