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June 10, 2015

ECE Program Quality: Your Leadership Role in Pushing the Boundaries, by Laura Henry

This session is sponsored by MyChild Daily Reports, Hot Topics for ECE Administrators Series. Early Childhood programs face so many challenges, it can be difficult for you, as the leader, to define, maintain and enhance quality. Unpacking what quality looks and feels like within an Early Childhood setting should be central to day-to-day practice. In this session, Laura Henry, UK-based award-winning Early Childhood trainer and[...] Full Description

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Laura Henry

Topics :
Leadership, Management, Program Quality

May 20, 2015

Social Media to Grow Enrollment in Early Care and Education -: The Latest Ideas and Trends to Create a Base of Raving Fans, by Kris Murray

This session is sponsored by MyChild Daily Reports, Hot Topics for ECE Administrators Series. You may be using social media in your child care business, but are you really getting new enrollments from it? If you want to learn the latest trends in growing enrollment with social media, especially Facebook and Pinterest, this interactive workshop is for you. Actual case studies will be provided, including[...] Full Description

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Kris Murray

Topics :
Business, Management, Social Media

May 13, 2015

Screen Use for Children Under 3: Research-Based Guidelines for Screen Sense, by Rachel Barr and Claire Lerner

This session is sponsored by The United Way Center for Excellence in Early Education Technology for infants and toddlers? Appalling or appealing? The webinar, presented by the authors of Zero to Three’s report, “Screen Sense: Setting the Record Straight- Research-Based Guidelines for Screen Use for Children Under 3 Years Old” will review the research, dispel myths, and provide new guidance about using or not using[...] Full Description

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Rachel Barr

Claire Lerner

Topics :
Teaching Practices, Technology

April 22, 2015

Promoting Executive Function Life Skills in Early Childhood- Resources and Tools from Mind in the Making, by Ellen Galinsky

Sponsored by Robert-Leslie Publishing, the publisher of The InvestiGator Club Prekindergarten Learning System Ellen Galinsky, author of the best-selling book Mind in the Making: The Seven Essential Life Skills Every Child Needs, will be sharing free tools that every educator can use for promoting executive function skills in children and the development principle of serve and return. Research shows that executive function skills affect school[...] Full Description

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Ellen Galinsky

Topics :
Executive Function, Social-Emotional Development, Teaching Practices

April 15, 2015

Why Staff Fail to Report Suspected Child Abuse: Strategies to Ensure Consistent Reporting, by Alan Guttman

This session is sponsored by MyChild Daily Reports, Hot Topics for ECE Administrators Series. This workshop addresses, head-on, the many challenges and obstacles that staff and programs encounter when implementing child abuse reporting policies and procedures. During this session, participants will learn about, discuss and develop strategies to ensure consistent, confidential, and effective reporting of suspected child abuse. Participants will also learn how to plan[...] Full Description

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Abuse, Teaching Practices

March 25, 2015

Autism Spectrum Disorders in the Early Childhood Setting: The Role of Administrators, by Michael A. Assel, Ph.D.

Sponsored by Robert-Leslie Publishing, the publisher of The InvestiGator Club Prekindergarten Learning System Have you ever noticed a child who seems to not be developing typically, but you can’t exactly put your finger on the problem? Perhaps he or she repeats certain behaviors or reacts poorly to changes in the daily routine. Or maybe her or she doesn’t make eye contact, is acutely sensitive to[...] Full Description

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Michael Assel

Topics :
Neurodiversity, Teaching Practices

March 18, 2015

Family Engagement Strategies for All Languages and Cultures, by Karen Nemeth

Sponsored by MyChild Family Engagement. Engaging families of all cultures and who speak various languages is one of the most important strategies early childhood educators must use. When the students don’t speak the same language as the teacher, families become essential partners to accomplish goals that have been shown to be critical to English literacy success and school readiness. Join Karen for this[...] Full Description

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Karen Nemeth

Topics :
Family Engagement, Inclusion, Multicultural, Teaching Practices

March 11, 2015

Early Childhood Program Business 101: Basic Business Planning for Growth, by Janice Lopez

This session is sponsored by MyChild Daily Reports. When you read the title of this session, you may have thought to yourself, “Plan for growth? I am operating (or plan to open) a preschool program, not a business!” Like many administrators of early learning programs, you may find it difficult to even think about your work as a business. But, in fact, early learning programs,[...] Full Description

Presenter(s):

Janice Lopez

Topics :
Business, Growth Mindset, Management

March 4, 2015

Using Assessment to Make Meaningful Decisions about Teaching and Learning, by Judy Jablon

Does assessment feel like an added burden? It can be when the focus of assessment is on logistics and management rather than on the meaningful process of collecting data to get to know children and make decisions about their learning. In this webinar we will explore the myriad of ways educators gather and use formative assessment data to guide decision-making during teacher-child interactions, lesson planning,[...] Full Description

Presenter(s):

Judy Jablon

Topics :
Assessment, Teaching Practices

February 18, 2015

Becoming Bilingual: Resources and Strategies to Help Staff and Children in Your Program Develop the Bilingual Advantage, by Kathleen Hayes and Karen Nemeth Ed.M.

This session is sponsored by High Five Bilingüe Magazine Becoming bilingual is a proven advantage for young children’s brain development, for older children’s school success and even for adults to put off the effects of Alzheimer’s disease. Research shows that bilingual people develop self-regulation skills that help them focus on tasks and avoid distractions, language learning skills, and certain memory skills. This can help young[...] Full Description

Presenter(s):

Kathleen Hayes

Topics :
Dual Language Learning, Teaching Practices

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