Community of Practice
A Space for Child Development Students and Early Childhood Educators!
Whether you're a student starting your path in child development or an experienced early childhood educator seeking collaboration and growth, we welcome you to join our vibrant
Child Development Community of Practice at Los Angeles Harbor College!
What is a Community of Practice?
A Community of Practice is a supportive network where like-minded individuals come together to share knowledge, experiences, and resources. It's a space for learning, collaboration, and professional development tailored to the unique needs of child development students and educators alike.
Why Join?
Connections
Connect with fellow students, educators and professionals who share your passion and dedication.
Best Practices
Exchange ideas, strategies, and best practices in the field of child development and early childhood education.
Professional Growth
Access valuable resources, workshops, and guest speakers to enhance your learning and teaching journey.
Collaboration
Cultivate a supportive environment where growth and collaboration thrive and evolve
Upcoming Events
Connect with Experts
Interactive discussions and idea sharing sessions with professionals and experts in the field of Child Development and Early Childhood Education.
Networking Mixers
Expand your "inner circle" by connecting with fellow students, alumni, faculty, early childhood educators, and professionals in the field. Forge meaningful connections that will open doors to exciting opportunities.
Book Study
A stress-free approach to reading and studying practical books for teachers on a range of topics in early childhood education. Join us and get a FREE copy of our book of the year!
Specialized Training
Immerse yourself into the various trends in Child Development and attend our speaker series and workshops that will refine your skills.
Join us in fostering a community committed to the holistic development and well-being of children.
Upcoming Meeting
"Superhero & Weapon Play"
Children are drawn to big, bold play—where they become protectors, heroes, and explorers of strength and justice. Superhero and weapon play often sparks strong opinions among educators, yet it holds deep meaning for children as they navigate power, collaboration, and identity.
