
Kym Vanderbilt
Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator in Early Childhood & Childhood Education at CUNY Lehman College, and recurring guest on the Ethical Schools podcast.
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Sep 28, 2026
Ethics in early childhood classrooms: A framework for educators
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Kelsey NovaGUEST
However, social emotionally, children are lacking and that can cause huge gaps in the future of their education without the support.

Kym VanderbiltGUEST
Yes, some of the funding is absolutely federal funding, but the decisions are locally based.

Kym VanderbiltGUEST
And I know Kelsey and Cindy are not in these boroughs, but the boroughs that were hit the hardest in New York City were Queens and the Bronx.

Kym VanderbiltGUEST
And what I mean by that is I think Cindy and Kelsey have identified two issues.
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Cynthia SilverioGUEST
And I feel that that's another major, major issue or challenges that early childhood is facing is finding great teachers, but also being able to pay them, being able to compensate them.