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ADHD 201
with Jennifer Cork
ADHD 201 reviews information about attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, including the traits, history, causes, treatments, and an overview of how you can support someone with ADHD in the classroom or daycare setting. Set Two in SN. Infant/ Toddler, Preschool, School Age.
Important Conversations With Families: Cultivating Respectful and Clear Partnerships
with Amy Williams
Ideally, we are always in a peaceful partnership with the families that we serve. Yet, sometimes we must have conversations that are difficult and uncomfortable, which may put that partnership at risk. Examine ways to create a safe, trusting atmosphere, explore ways to communicate when emotions run high, and maintain a relationship that is respectful, clear, and effective. Set Two in FCS. No Age Related Content.
Committing to Professionalism and Advocacy in Early Childhood
with Kathleen Walker-Henderson
This training for professionals working with children and families focuses on demonstrating professionalism through reflective intentional teaching, ethical conduct, and fostering trust with professional values through continuing professional development. It also emphasizes advocacy by empowering participants to influence policies and organizational practices that improve outcomes for children and families. Set Two in PPLD. No Age Related Content.
Examining Special Needs and the Laws That Govern Them
with Rhonda Schock
Participants will examine the distinctions, similarities and differences among the types of special needs. They will explore the categories of disability in Federal Special Education Law. Set Two in SN. No Age Related Content.
Learning to Spot our Blind Spots: Understanding Implicit Bias and Working to Eliminate It In Our Teaching Practices
with Kelley Lawson
Implicit biases are attitudes and stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner, we all have them. In this class, we will explore how these biases impact young children in our programs and develop strategies to recognize and rewrite these subconscious messages. Set Two in DIV. Infant/ Toddler, Preschool.
TRI: Spark Overview Part 1
with Lauren Peterson
Part one of this two-part series introduces Oregon’s Spark, state’s Quality Recognition and Improvement System (QRIS). Participants will learn about Spark’s goals, benefits, eligibility requirements, and steps to participate. The goal of this training is to prepare providers to make an intentional decision about joining Spark and investing in their program’s quality growth. After this training, interested providers will be able to sign up for Spark Overview Part 2. Set One in PM. No Age Related Content.