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ECE Program Accreditation & QRIS- Proven Strategies to Survive, Thrive, and Achieve Your Quality Goals, By Rachel Robertson and Miriam Dressler

ECE Program Accreditation & QRIS- Proven Strategies to Survive, Thrive, and Achieve Your Quality Goals, By Rachel Robertson and Miriam Dressler

Feb
27

2 PM - 3:30 PM EST

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Maintaining a Commitment to Professionalism

Maintaining a Commitment to Professionalism

Managing an Effective Program

Managing an Effective Program

Assessment and Observation Techniques

Assessment and Observation Techniques

Health Safety and Licensing Regulations

Health Safety and Licensing Regulations

Staff Development and Retention

Staff Development and Retention

Program Leadership and Management

Program Leadership and Management

About this webinar

Prove It!: Achieving Quality Recognition for Your Early Childhood Program

Measuring your ECE program's current quality and working toward standards to improve quality are critical practices for early care and education programs, but the process can be down right grueling. Using their years of experience supporting thousands of centers across the country, Rachel Robertson and Miriam Dressler, authors of Prove It!: Achieving Quality Recognition for Your Early Childhood Program, will share strategies, best practices, and resources that can help you successfully achieve your program's quality measurement goals. Join us for this webinar to learn from the presenters' personal experiences as accreditation validators and QRIS consultants. Rachel and Miriam will highlight many of the points from their book, Prove It!: Achieving Quality Recognition for Your Early Childhood Program.

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