#200 July/August 2011

Exchange magazine celebrates 200 issues with a collector's edition dedicated to the topic of change in ECE.

• DEAR READER: What has changed at Exchange?
• MANAGEMENT MAXIMS: Nothing changes until something changes by Dennis Vicars
• RESEARCH AND THEORY: Change, that elusive dance by Billie Young
• INDOOR ENVIRONMENTS: Breaking the code — Changing our thinking about children’s environments by Sandra Duncan
• BOOKS THAT DID: Books that shaped our profession
• REALLY SEEING CHILDREN: Changes in how we see children by Deb Curtis
• PERSONAL CHANGE: Learning to walk — Changing your self, your perspectives, and your assumptions by Debra R. Sullivan
• POLICY MATTERS: Changes in the policy and advocacy landscape by Eric Karolak
• HISTORY OF LEGISLATION: Federal actions that changed the face of early care and education by Gwen Morgan
• BOOKS THAT WILL: Books to shape our profession
• IMPACTS ON CHILDREN: Societal change and the growing divide between knowing and understanding by David Elkind
• WRITING: The writer — Changer and the changed by Donna Rafanello
• OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENTS: Planning intentionally for children’s outdoor environments — The gift of change by Nancy Rosenow
• 2011 WORLD FORUM: Changing each other to change the world
• ANTI-BIAS EDUCATION: Reflections by Louise Derman-Sparks
• LEARNING FROM DISASTERS: Waves of change — Lessons from the tsunami disaster by Luis A. Hernandez
• MINDBENDERS
• INSPIRATIONAL ENCOUNTERS: Changing ourselves, changing our programs by Margie Carter
• LEARNING AND CHANGE: Good enough never is — Change is essential by Gigi Schweikert
• CHILDREN AT RISK: Global views on challenges facing children by Roger Neugebauer
• EXTREME MAKEOVER: Whatever the change, count it all joy! by Charlotte Watts
• PREVIEW NEW PRODUCTS
• RELATIONSHIPS: Building relationships through exchange by Angi Primavera and Ellen Hall
• TRENDS: What changes can we expect? Future trends impacting early childhood education by Roger Neugebauer
• STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT: Why do we do what we do? by Ruth A. Wilson
• WORKPLACE ATTITUDES: Eliminate whining in the workplace — Moving beyond “Grin and bear it” by Holly Elissa Bruno
• NATURE ACTION COLLABORATIVE FOR CHILDREN NEWSLETTER: a Working Forum project of the World Forum Foundation The real benefits of nature play every day by Deanna M. Erickson and Julie Athman Ernst Getting our hands dirty and leaving something behind by NACC International Leaders
• EXCHANGE MARKETPLACE AND EXCHANGE CLASSIFIED
• A MANNER OF SPEAKING by Bonnie Neugebauer