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The Frances Jacobson Early Childhood Center serves children 1.9-6 years of age.
Helen Cohen, the director, trains both graduate and undergraduate students at Wheelock College and Hebrew College where she is an adjunct faculty member.
She continues to provide seminars and workshops for teachers, administrators and parents.
Helen brings a wealth of experience to her work in maximizing each child's unique growth and development.
The center is committed to providing a safe, nurturing, non-pressured environment where inquiry, exploration and discovery are encouraged under the supervision of highly qualified early childhood professionals.
This is a school that fosters respect for self and others, autonomy, competence in all areas of development and a love of learning.
Play is valued as an important opportunity for children to construct and consolidate an understanding of their social, emotional, physical, cognitive, creative and Judaic skills.
Above all this is a center where children truly have fun and enjoy the process of learning.
The Frances Jacobson Early Childhood Center serves children
1.9-5 years of age. Helen Cohen, the Director, trains both
graduate and undergraduate students at Wheelock College and Hebrew
College where she is an adjunct faculty member. She continues to
provide seminars and workshops for teachers, administrators and
parents. Helen brings a wealth of experience to her work in
maximizing each child's unique growth and development. The center
is committed to providing a safe, nurturing, non-pressured
environment where inquiry, exploration and discovery are encouraged
under the supervision of highly qualified early childhood
professionals. This is a school that fosters respect for self and
others, autonomy, competence in all areas of development and a love
of learning. Play is valued as an important opportunity for
children to construct and consolidate an understanding of their
social, emotional, physical, cognitive, creative and Judaic skills.
Above all this is a center where children truly have fun and enjoy
the process of learning.
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