Social Emotional Learning
Understanding and Helping Children Manage Aggression
Early childhood is a period of time when children are learning to control aggressive impulses and develop empathy for others. This discussion will look at
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Social Emotional Learning
What to do when Children are Mean: Helping Children with Peer Conflict
“You’re not my friend anymore!” “You can’t sit here!” Teasing, excluding, name-calling, bullying: the ups and downs of peer relationship are sometimes painful for children,
Working with Families
Supporting Families Who Have Children with Special Needs
You may be the first person to notice developmental challenges for a child in your care. When parents discover their child has special needs they
Working with Families
Engaging Families
Developing ways to communicate effectively with parents and build positive parent-educator relationships is vital to a child’s development. This workshop will look at strategies for
Working with Families
Creating a Supportive Environment for All
You might be surprised to discover that creating a supportive environment for all begins with each of us. Seeing our strengths and getting our needs
Working with Families
Oh No! Here comes THAT Parent Again
Are there some parents you find yourself avoiding? For every educator, some parents are simply more difficult to work with and develop a relationship with
Working with Families
Understanding and Responding to Cultural Influences
Our cultural background affects everything we do. Different beliefs and values about child rearing, expectations for discipline of children, major cultural and religious events, the
Working with Families
Working Effectively with Parents even when the Topic is Stressful or Sensitive
It’s easy to communicate about simple things: “Please pass me the salt,” is not usually challenging. But most communication is not that simple. Disagree with
Working with Families
Planning Parent-Teacher Conferences that Work
Ideally, parent-educator meetings should serve as a productive time of information and idea sharing and the forging of partnerships in support of children. Often, however,
Staff Development
Team Building and Communicating Effectively
Learn about temperament and how the unique temperaments of individual staff members can enhance the vitality of the entire staff team. We will practice active