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Dan Hodgins and Amy Ahola

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Shakin Bones
Shakin Bones
Explorations Early Learning

Early Learning Professionals Dan Hodgins and Amy Ahola talk play and learning in this podcast that dares to tackle tough topics. This show is no longer in production, but the 61 episodes still offer valuable ideas and insights.

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Dan Hodgins

Daniel J Hodgins is an exceptional, internationally renowned presenter and author of two books titled, Boys: Changing the Classroom, Not the Child and his new book titled, GET OVER IT, Relearning guidance practices.  Daniel has done keynotes, workshops, and seminars in over 48 states, Japan, and Canada.

As a consultant, Daniel works with educators, parents and other professionals, helping them to understand the research-based theory and how to adapt curriculum and environments that support the continued development of children and families.  Daniel has a unique grasp of children and family issues learned from over 30 plus years of experience working as a teacher, director, educator and parent in both the private and public sector. Daniel’s interactive style is both informative and entertaining.

Amy Ahola
Amy Ahola
Amy Ahola, owner/operator/primary caregiver, wearer of more than 100 hats at Child Central Station Group Home Daycare in Marquette Michigan, has worked with young children for over 20 years. She has played with, taught, and guided young children and the adults who work and care for them as a home based child care provider, a preschool teacher at a local center, and AmeriCorps member in a K-12 public school. She has also volunteered her time as both a 4-H and Cub Scout Leader.
Amy decided to open her own childcare business back in 2005 when she graduated with her bachelor’s degree in psychology. At the time, her son was just about to turn 3 years old, and her sister was pregnant with twins. Amy was working in a child care center and she remembers thinking, I wonder how hard it would be to start my own child care business. She graduated in May of that year, and by August, Child Central Station was born.
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