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Oregon Registry Basics
with Heather Erwin
Join this session to learn about the Oregon Registry, how Oregon Registry Online (ORO) is designed for the Early Learning Professional, and what resources are available to help you achieve your professional development goals. Set One in PPLD. No Age Related Content.
When Your Nervous System Walks into the Room: Reparenting Tools for Regulation, Connection, & Burnout Prevention
with Meg Judge
ECE is relational work—and our own nervous systems come with us into the classroom. This training explores how early experiences shape adult triggers and coping patterns, and how these contribute to burnout. You will learn a practical, trauma-informed reparenting framework to recognize dysregulation and support children’s regulation. You’ll receive simple tools to use with yourself, co-workers, families, and students. Set One in UGB. No Age Related Content.
Spark Overview
with Staff
This training provides a comprehensive introduction to Oregon’s Spark, the state’s Quality Recognition and Improvement System (QRIS). Participants will learn about Spark’s purpose, benefits, eligibility requirements, participation process, and the Quality Improvement Cycle as the framework for Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI). The session also highlights resources to support goal setting and quality improvement planning, helping providers make informed decisions about participating in Spark and strengthening the quality of their early learning programs. Set One in PM. No Age Related Content.
FCCO (Find Child Care Oregon) Provider Portal Training: A Tool for Your Business
with Staff
Participants will gain an understanding regarding the importance of Find Child Care Oregon (Oregon’s referral system) and some core business practices to engage in the digital age as people search for child care. Set One in PM. No Age Related Content.
Child Care Substitutes of Oregon: Forming Connections to Support the Well-Being of Oregon's Communities
with Staff
This session introduces participants to the Child Care Substitutes of Oregon (CCSO) program’s basics that include: What is CCSO, what programs are eligible for CCSO services and how to enroll, & what are the requirements to become a CCSO substitute with tips for applying. During this training, participants will learn what Child Care Substitutes of Oregon is and how they can potentially utilize this service to align with program needs. Set One in PM. No Age Related Content.
From Chaos to Calm: Teaching Social Skills
with D. Laimon
Social skills need to be taught just like skills in any other domain. This training will start with a discussion about determining whether it is a "can't do" or "won't do" problem. The training will present a 6-step process for teaching social skills, including creating visual aides and writing individualized social stories to teach behavioral expectations. Set Two in UGB. Preschool.
Expanding My Outdoor Environments
with Michelle Rowland
Educational providers will have the opportunity to examine different approaches and ideas on how they expand their outdoor environment to more than just a play structure and tricycles. They will design their outdoor play area into a new environment to enrich children's learning experience in the outdoors. Set Two in LEC. Preschool.
Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe: Staffing, Interviewing & Recruiting
with Rhonda Schock
Participants will explore recruiting strategies, and examine relevant laws/guidelines and professional ethics around staffing. Develop policies and procedures for staff recruitment for their ECE programs. Set Two in PM. No Age Related Content.