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Beyond Covid-19: Supporting Children, Families, & Staff to Reintegrate to the New Normal, by Barbara Kaiser

Beyond Covid-19: Supporting Children, Families, & Staff to Reintegrate to the New Normal, by Barbara Kaiser

Jun
11

2 PM - 3:30 PM EST

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Family and Community Engagement

Family and Community Engagement

Building Productive Relationships with Families

Building Productive Relationships with Families

Staff Development and Retention

Staff Development and Retention

About this webinar

This session is sponsored by Second Step.


This webinar is full.* (Please read notes below)

Join this webinar by renowned social-emotional learning expert, Barbara Kaiser to begin planning to support  staff, children, and families when they return to your program. Most of us and the people with whom we work daily  have been sheltering in place for months.This has been a very stressful or even traumatic time for all. When you re-enter your program you need to be emotionally strong and ready to support everyone who counts on you and your organization. In this webinar, Barbara will provide insight that will help you:

  • Look at your own stress level and ways to build resilience

  • Identify the impact of this unprecedented stress on children’s behavior

  • Develop strategies to scaffold the children’s social, emotional, and physical needs that have resulted from this crisis.

  • Be prepared for the challenges for the adults in the early childhood triad may present.

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This webinar is almost full, and will be over capacity. No matter when you registered, only the first 3,000 people TO CLICK THE LINK IN THEIR REGISTRATION EMAILS TO JOIN WILL BE ABLE TO CONNECT TO THE WEBINAR. We start the webinars 30 minutes in advance of the start time. Arrive early to make sure you get in. If you do not get into the live webinar, DON'T WORRY. The webinar will be recorded, and  you can find the recording within 4 to 24 hours after the conclusion of the live webinar on the recordings, slides and handouts page of our site. You can be notified when the recording is posted by subscribing to our blog. You can download the certificate from the recording by following the directions announced at the end of the webinar. Due to extremely heavy volume, we are unable to respond to individual emails at this time. The webinar is 1.5 hours long, and include a brief announcement from our sponsor. 2:oo PM – 3:30 PM Eastern Time.

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