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See the Child, Not the Label
with Amy Williams
Children are often given a label, which may or may not be correct. Participants will look at specific behavior patterns from the children in the classroom and learn to address specific behaviors to lead to a more successful, respectful, and enriching community. Set Two in SN. Infant/ Toddler, Preschool, School Age.
Parenting for the Next Generation: Positive Parent Empowerment
with Megan Barella
Examine positive parenting techniques to support parents and transform challenging relationships into effective positive parenting communities. This interactive workshop empowers educators to empower parents. Develop strategies to ensure collaborative partnerships between parents and educators to raise children who thrive, and are ready to become leaders for the next generation. Return to your community with an individualized positive parenting action plan. Set Two in FCS. No Age Related Content.
Get to know 211info
with Kerry Wells
211info helps communities identify, navigate, and connect with the local resources they need. This presentation will cover the basics of the services that 211info offers. We will discuss 211info’s Child Care and Community Service referrals and different ways that 211info can help you and the families of children in your care. Set One in PM. No Age Related Content.
Supporting Independence: Practical Life in the Classroom for Children with Disabilities
with Amy Williams
Independence is at the heart of education — but for children with disabilities, the path to independence may look different. This interactive session gives educators the knowledge, mindset, and tools to make Practical Life experiences accessible and empowering for every child. Set Two in SN. Preschool, School Age.
Adults Want to Learn: Adult Learning Principles Series
with Jasmin Rivera
Have you ever seen staff tune out during professional development? Even when it seems like folks are not interested, humans are naturally wired to learn. In this session, we will use our knowledge of adult learning principles to explore and apply strategies that result in increased learner engagement. Set Two in PPLD. No Age Related Content.
Family Engagement in Early Learning Programs: Strategies for Building Strong Relationships and Empowering Families
with Aoife Magee
In this workshop, participants will examine strategies to build a culture of family engagement in early childhood programs. We will explore the importance of using a strengths-based approach and techniques for developing relationships and empowering families. Participants will examine family-friendly policies and procedures, connection to resources in communities, and advocacy methods to support the best for all families. Set Two in FCS. No Age Related Content.
Journey to the Stars: Building Brains and Supporting Big Feelings/ Viaje a las Estrellas: Desarrollando el Cerebro y Apoyando las Emociones Grandes
with Staff
A must-attend conference for early childhood education professionals!
Join us for an engaging early learning conference focused on BUILDING brains and SUPPORTING big feelings. Learn practical, brain-based strategies to nurture emotional regulation, resilience, and joyful learning in young children.
Participants will leave inspired, informed, and equipped with tools and resources to continue building strong brains, inclusive environments, and supporting the emotional health of young children.
Come, learn, network, and connect with early childhood and care professionals across our region!
This conference will provide ORO-approved training hours in various core knowledge categories and sets. Offering sessions in both English and Spanish. A light breakfast, lunch, and beverages will be offered, along with raffle prizes!
Brought to you by Child Care Partners, a child care resource and referral program of Gilliam, Hood River, Sherman, Wasco, and Wheeler Counties. In partnership with Columbia Gorge Community College, Four Rivers Early Learning and Parenting Hub, Columbia Gorge STEM Hub, and the Columbia Regional Educator Network.
¡Una conferencia imprescindible para los profesionales de la educación infantil!
Acompáñanos para una conferencia del aprendizaje temprano interactiva enfocada en DESARROLLAR cerebros y APOYAR las emociones grandes. Aprenda estrategias prácticas basadas en el desarrollo cerebral para fomentar la regulación emocional, resiliencia y el aprendizaje alegre en los niños.
Los participantes se irán inspirados, informados, y equipados con las herramientas y recursos para seguir desarrollando cerebros fuertes, entornos inclusivos y apoyando la salud mental de los niños en su cuidado.
Esta conferencia proveerá horas aprobadas de ORO en varias categorías de conocimiento central y niveles. Ofreciendo sesiones en inglés y español. ¡Un desayuno ligero, almuerzo y bebidas serán ofrecidas, junto con premios de rifa!
¡Venga, aprenda, establezca contactos y conéctese con profesionales de la educación temprana y del cuidado en toda nuestra región!
Presentada por Child Care Partners, un programa de recursos y referencias de cuidado infantil en los condados de Gilliam, Hood River, Sherman, Wasco y Wheeler. En asociación con Columbia Gorge Community College, Four Rivers Early Learning y Parenting Hub, Columbia Gorge STEM Hub, y Columbia Regional Educator Network.
Building Relationships Across Cultures: Strategies for Cultural Intelligence in Early Education
with Kianna Lewis
Explore strategies for building positive partnerships with diverse families and communities in early education. Respect cultural strengths while coordinating community resources. Engage families to foster inclusivity and enhance children's learning experiences. Set Two in DIV/FCS. No Age Related Content.