Preschool Archives - Page 19 of 38 - Early Childhood Webinars

April 6, 2018

Reach more clients! And, add Early Childhood Investigations Consultants Directory to your marketing toolkit. [PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION] NO CERTIFICATES

Please be advised that this is a product demonstration for consultants, not a professional development experience. Certificates of Attendance and CEUs will not be offered in this session. If you are a consultant who is looking for affordable ways to find new clients, this no-obligation system demonstration and training webinar is for you. Join this session to learn how Early Childhood Investigations Consultants Directory can[...] Full Description

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Consulting, Marketing

March 28, 2018

Abuse? Not Our Kids! Protecting Children from Abuse by Empowering Early Educators, Bridgid Normand, M.Ed. and Anastasia Vitovitz, M.Ed.

This webinar is sponsored by Second Step, an initiative of Committee for Children. Those who work with children in daycare and preschool settings are uniquely positioned to make a big difference in the lives of the children and families they serve. Sadly, they can also often be some of the first to suspect or witness signs of child abuse and neglect. By introducing their students to personal[...] Full Description

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Anastasia Vitovitz

Bridgid Normand

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Abuse, Management, Teaching Practices

March 27, 2018

Hiring and Retaining Qualified Staff Is Not Mission Impossible, by Katherine Falen, M.Ed.

Sponsored by Leadership Connections, the Annual Conference of McCormick Center for Early Childhood Leadership Are you having trouble finding and keeping dedicated, enthusiastic, and well-prepared staff members? Do you feel stumped about how to find great teachers, and what you can do to keep them? In this webinar, Katherine Falen, MEd. will provide walk with you through an overview of some of your biggest[...] Full Description

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Katherine Falen

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Business, Management, Retention, Staffing

March 21, 2018

Play Therapy Techniques in Early Childhood Settings: Supporting Social-emotional Learning & Self-regulation, by Christian Bellissimo

This webinar is sponsored by Second Step, an initiative of Committee for Children. Research has established the negative impact of early adversity on a child’s social and emotional development. Adults who work in early childhood settings are in a unique position to help children overcome early challenges by supporting their acquisition of essential emotional skills and self-regulation capacities through consistent, predictable, nurturing, and positive interactions.[...] Full Description

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Christian Bellissimo

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Play, Social-Emotional Development, Teaching Practices

March 14, 2018

Extending the Book Experience: Strategies That Promote Language and Literacy Development in Dual Language Learners, by Vera Meyerholtz

This session is sponsored by Nemours Bright Start! Dual language learners (DLLs), one of the largest growing populations in the U.S., will enter classrooms with little to no exposure to the English language. To successfully, gain proficiency in English, they will require explicit and systematic instruction in both the home language and the new language. Are you familiar with strategies that support DLLs in each[...] Full Description

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Vera Meyerholtz

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Books, Dual Language Learning, Language Development, Literacy, Teaching Practices

February 14, 2018

Leadership in Early Childhood Education: Why You Should Care and What You Should Do About It, by Ron Spreeuwenberg

This session is sponsored by HiMama Do you want to see positive change in early childhood education? Are you a director or administrator of a child care or early learning program or organization? Do you feel jaded in your role and need some inspiration? If you answered yes to any of these questions then this session is for you. Why? Because leadership is what it[...] Full Description

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Ron Spreeuwenberg

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Leadership, Management, Supervision

February 7, 2018

Big Body Play: Why Something So Scary is So Good For Children, by Frances Carlson

Sponsored by Exchange. Roughhousing, rough and tumble play, play fighting, horseplay…we have different names for it but all early childhood teachers have seen it: that bone-jarring, boisterous, often frightening playstyle young children seem to love, and crave. Join this webinar to learn the top reasons why young children need to play this way and how it supports every aspect of healthy development. Learn what policies[...] Full Description

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Frances Carlson

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Movement, Physical Development, Play, Social-Emotional Development, Teaching Practices

February 2, 2018

Reach More Clients by Listing on Early Childhood Investigations Consultants Directory [PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION] NO CERTIFICATES

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Fran Simon

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Consulting, Marketing

January 31, 2018

Whole Leadership: Balancing Priorities of Administration and Pedagogy, by Teri N. Talan, Ed.D., J.D. and Michael B. Abel, Ph.D.

Sponsored by Leadership Connections, the Annual Conference of McCormick Center for Early Childhood Leadership Do you ever feel like you have too many “plates spinning” at the same time? Do you feel like you neglect the most important things to take care of the most urgent needs? The Whole Leadership Framework clearly identifies the three domains of pedagogical leadership, administrative leadership, and leadership essentials. This[...] Full Description

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Teri N. Talan

Michael B. Abel

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Leadership, Management, Pedagogy, Supervision, Teaching Practices

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