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2 events,@ This 4-class training series will take place from 6:30-9 pm on Mondays: July 14, July 28, August 11, and August 25. This 10-hour training series is Year 1 of Enhancing Quality Early Learning (EQEL). Before registering, please note: @public Participants must complete Child Care Basics before registering for EQEL Year 1. All classes in
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@ This 4-class training series takes place from 6:30-9 pm on Tuesdays: July 15, July 29, August 12, and August 26 This 10-hour training series is Year 2 of Enhancing Quality Early Learning (EQEL). @public Before registering, please note: Participants must Complete all prerequisites (Child Care Basics and EQEL Year 1) before registering for EQEL Year 2.
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Presenters Jesi Sucku Description In this class, early educators will discover tips and tricks for interacting with children to build and deepen relationships during child-led free play. Event Notes The Zoom link will be sent out 1-2 days before the training to the email address that was used to register. Dates Wed, July 30 2025 |
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This training can help you turn your business dreams into reality! The Business of Child Care is a comprehensive business training that provides participants with crucial business elements necessary to run successful child care programs. This program will help strengthen your business and help you plan for lending opportunities, quality initiatives, facility improvements, social media
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Presenters Yisbely Torres Description This comprehensive training aims to equip early childhood educators with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate social media safely and responsibly. By understanding the potential risks and learning strategies to mitigate them, educators can create a safer online environment for both themselves and the children in their care. Event Notes |
3 events,In early learning, we often work with families who come from diverse backgrounds and face various challenges. A key area of focus is strengthening family engagement, as this is essential to supporting children’s development both at home and in the classroom. Families may experience stress, financial strain, or other difficulties that affect their ability to |
3 events,En la educación infantil, a menudo trabajamos con familias que provienen de diversos orígenes y enfrentan varios desafíos. Un área clave de enfoque es fortalecer la participación familiar, ya que esto es esencial para apoyar el desarrollo de los niños tanto en el hogar como en el aula. Las familias pueden experimentar estrés, dificultades financieras |
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3 events,In an emergent curriculum, children exercise their executive function skills by learning how to plan, brainstorm, and create as well as self-regulate when it comes to making choices and being intentional in their play. By practicing these skills as often as possible in an early learning setting, children are more likely to be prepared for |
3 events,En un currículo emergente, los niños ejercitan sus habilidades de función ejecutiva alaprender a planificar, hacer lluvia de ideas y crear, así como a autorregularse cuando se trata de tomar decisiones y ser intencionales en su juego. Al practicar estas habilidades tan a menudo como sea posible en un entorno de aprendizaje temprano, es más |
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Behaviors are feelings asking to be understood. When children use, frustrated and even hopeless. Teachers, caregivers and parents are always looking for ways to support children through difficult feelings and toward healthy ways of coping. The FLIP IT strategy offers a simple, kind, strength-based, commonsense and effective four-step process for day-to-day challenges and challenging moments
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Autism and Developmental Delays: Developmental delay occurs when a child fails to reach milestones on time, whereas autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that may cause delays but also affects learning and behavior in distinct ways. Identifying autism solely through missed milestones can be misleading. Early recognition and intervention, including behavioral, educational, and family therapies, are |
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Everyone Leads: This training provides participants with the opportunity to explore personality and communication. Participants will review personality types and discuss strategies to improve communication and understanding between differing personality types in the workplace. After working in large and small groups participants will be able to identify communication needs of your early learning team to |
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Presenters Tracy Collins Description This training provides an overview of outdoor, nature-based education for preschool and elementary school programs. Access to nature and outdoor play, including its risks, is essential for healthy child development. Through this course you will build an understanding of how nature-rich outdoor environments affect children’s play, learning, health, development, and growth. |
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Presenters Jesi Sucku Description After taking this training, participants will understand and apply strategies for building relationships and collaborating with families of infants and toddlers; understand and apply social emotional learning practices in their work with infants and toddlers; and reflect on their own implicit biases while working to create anti-biased, anti-racist, and trauma-informed programs |
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Presenters Yisbely Torres Description The early years are a critical period of rapid brain development that lays the foundation for lifelong learning, behavior, and health. This training will provide you with foundational knowledge about how young brains grow, the impact of early experiences, and how everyday classroom practices can support healthy brain development. Event Notes |
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