Tribal ECEAP Workgroup
- Third Wednesday of each month from 9:30-10:30 a.m.
- Next meeting is December 18
- Register here
Mobility Mentoring® Monthly Webinar
- Second Thursday of each month from 9-10:00 a.m., September through May.
- Next meeting is December 12, 2024
- Register here
Family Support Staff Check-In
- Third Thursday of each month from 9-10:00 a.m., September through June.
- Next meeting is December 19, 2024
- Register here
Las Platicas De El Puente
This monthly check-in is offered in Spanish only.
- Third Tuesday of each month, from 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
- Next meeting is December 17, 2024
- Register here
Mobility Mentoring® Online Foundations Course
This course if available for all family support staff to access at no charge. It is designed for learners to see Mobility Mentoring® in action, learn about intentional practice, and prepare them to use the coaching approach. The course is broken into four modules that take between 8-10 hours to complete. If you are new to the platform, you must first click the button that says, “sign up”.
Mobility Mentoring® Foundations Monthly Reflection Session
Completion of this session is mandatory to receive STARS credit and to be eligible for Trauma-Informed Care incentives. After successful completion of the Mobility Mentoring® Foundations Course, you need to attend one reflection session to receive STARS credit.
- Fourth Monday of each month at 1:30 p.m., September through June
- Next session is December 23, 2024
- Register here
B-5 ECEAP Coach Check-In
- First Friday of each month from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., September through June.
- Next meeting is December 6, 2024
- Join here
Health Coordinator Check-In
Join us for the Health Coordinator check-ins as we discuss trends, share resources and plan for the coming year.
- Third Wednesday of each month at 1:00 p.m.
- Next meeting is December 18, 2024
- Join here
Teaching Strategies ECEAP Office Hours
Register to attend Teaching Strategies ECEAP Office Hours. Register in advance and attend to get answers to your specific questions about any of your Teaching Strategies digital resources.
- Second and Fourth Wednesdays of the month
- Register here
ReadyRosie for ECEAP - How to Get Started
Join us to learn how to get started with ReadyRosie! This session is for administrators and educators new to ReadyRosie or those needing a refresher. In these sessions, we'll cover: What is ReadyRosie? How to invite families to join, share customized content, communicate with families, and read data.
- Second Thursday of each month from 10-10:45 a.m.
- Register here
Early Care and Education Newsletter
This monthly newsletter informs, educates, and inspires child care providers, professionals, and advocates. Read previous issues here. Subscribe here
From the Center on the Developing Child – Harvard University
Brain Building Through Play
Through games and playful activities, children can practice and strengthen executive function skills. Play contributes to strong brain architecture. Learn how games build these skills in every age of development. Access handouts in English and Spanish here.
Listen to this podcast to here experts share their ideas of how to apply the science of play in homes, communities and crisis environments.
Transforming Challenging Behavior Through Visionary Leadership: The Impact of Culture when Communicating with Staff and Families
In this session, you will explore the role you play as a support to teachers and families when challenging behavior occurs by:
- Defining your role when challenging behavior occurs
- Recognizing the impact of culture on your leadership style when working with staff and families
- Creating partnerships
Register here
Myth: Children Learn by Sitting
As active learners, children need to physically experience concepts to fully grasp them. When children are involved in an experience requiring working memory and cognitive processing, they need to move so they can focus. Read the article here.
Finding Children’s Books
Using Children’s Books to Support Identity, Equity and Inclusion. Access slides, recording, a checklist for reviewing children's books and other resources from the SCRIP-NC project here.
Access a curated list of 100 books that embrace everyday STEM ideas from STEMIE Innovation for Inclusion in Early Education here.
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