Introducing the Revised Core Body of Knowledge (CBK)
Over the next few weeks, we’re diving into the newly revised Core Body of Knowledge (CBK) for early childhood educators in New York State. This updated framework outlines what professionals need to know and be able to do to support young children’s learning and development from birth through age 8 — across all program types and roles.
In this blog series, we’ll walk through:
- the purpose of the revised CBK and why it matters
- key changes in the 2024 revision that every trainer should know
- how to align your trainings with the new standards
- important dates for the transition in Aspire
- a final roundup of resources and links to keep handy
Whether you’re a trainer, coach, or professional development provider, this series is designed to help you confidently navigate the CBK updates and ensure your work stays aligned with New York’s evolving professional standards.
Coming up next week: We’ll explore the major changes in the 2024 revision and what they mean for your work as a trainer. See the next post in this series on what’s new in the CBK.
For a full overview, visit the Institute’s blog post: A New CBK Is On the Way