Janice Jobey

Drawing inspiration from her own early childhood struggles with speech and hearing challenges, Janice Jobey has dedicated her career to advocating for phonological awareness in young children. Armed with a Master’s in Child Development and a Master’s in Education, Janice seamlessly blends academic expertise with real-world experience. From supporting infants and toddlers with disabilities to instructing college students, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her role as an early childhood expert specializing in literacy, learning, diversity, and mental health.

Janice is not only an accomplished author and curriculum developer but also a sought-after speaker, sharing her insights on literacy and child development at various events. Residing in rural Oklahoma, she enjoys writing, tending to her gardens, and cherishing moments with her seven granddaughters.

Passionate about making a difference, Janice actively engages in speaking engagements focusing on literacy development, self-regulation development, and challenging behaviors in young children. Her unique blend of personal experience and professional expertise makes her an inspiring voice in the field, advocating for the holistic well-being of young minds.