Virtual Zoom

This training will review best practices for creating and teaching behavior expectations for different age groups.

In this training, teachers and directors will learn strategies for effective, quick transitions between activities for different age groups.

The Center for Autism & Related Disorders (CARD) offers this training to review supports for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other similar conditions in an early childhood classroom.

This training will review how to create nurturing and responsive relationships with students, families, and co-workers within an early education classroom.

The ELC Child Development & Inclusion Coordinator will review developmental screenings, including how to do them and why we are required to do them.

Teachers, administrators, and other early childcare staff will learn about best practices and strategies when engaging in communication with families.

Participants will review best practices for creating a high-quality preschool environment, including schedules, routines, and transitions.

Participants will review best practices in creating a high-quality, supportive classroom by creating engaging activities, rules and behavior expectations.

The Child Advocacy Center (CAC) will present on childhood trauma and the effects it has on child development.

Teachers, administrators, and other early childcare staff will learn about Prevent, Teach, Reinforce framework to support addressing challenging behaviors in the classroom.

Participants will learn strategies about teaching social-emotional skills by discussing culturally responsive practices, including families in social-emotional learning, and understanding the stages of learning new skills.

Teachers, administrators, and other early childcare staff will learn about Prevent, Teach, Reinforce framework to support addressing challenging behaviors in the classroom.

Participants will learn about friendship skills (taking turns, sharing, etc.) and emotional literacy skills (how to identify an emotion) young preschool students need in order to be successful in their social-emotional development. Participants will also learn how to teach these skills through a wide range of students.

Participants will train on best practices for inclusive lesson planning to support children ages birth to 5 years old.

Participants will train on adjusting curriculum, lesson planning, and individualized supports to support a diverse group of students, addressing differing age groups and differing abilities.

Participants will learn about self-regulation skills and problem-solving skills young preschool students need in order to be successful in their social-emotional development. Participants will also learn how to teach these skills through a wide range of students.

This training will review different strategies to teach math and science skills through play opportunities. Participants will learn different activities for different age groups.

This training will review different strategies to teach art through play. Participants will learn best practices and different activities to support different age groups.

This training will review strategies for teachers to practice self-care, both inside and outside of the classroom.

This training will review how to use the social-emotional skills utilized in the Pyramid Model Practices and how to individualize them for students who need more one-on-one support.

This training will review strategies for teachers to support self-care with both children and families, both inside and outside of the classroom.

This training will discuss strategies for teachers to use to respond to challenging behaviors, including behavior as a form of communication, and identifying the function of challenging behaviors.