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We've developed training sessions especially for child care directors and school administrators!
Come away with the knowledge and skills you need so that everyone in your program benefits! We offer virtual trainings as well as in-person ones.
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Adult-Child Relationships
Most of the brain’s development happens within the first 5 years of a child's life, and the most important influence on this development is the responsive relationship of a caring adult. When you build opportunities for building and maintaining adult-child relationships into your program, you are providing the best brain-building tool there is. After this training, you will come away with specific strategies to make relationships your top priority! |
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Communicating About Challenging Behaviors
In this training, you will hear the viewpoints of a parent and her adult daughter who struggles with brain disorders and exhibited challenging behaviors as a child. You will discuss common concerns of families like theirs, identify roadblocks to successful partnerships with these families and explore solutions. You'll leave with recommendations for strengthening your relationships with all families! |
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Relationships & Quality Care
When you prioritize a strong web of relationships among children, educators, and families, you are providing a foundation for the very best high-quality early childhood education. Explore these relationships come away with practical strategies to make them your top priority! |
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Helping Challenging Children Thrive
In this training, you will learn about possible pathways to children’s challenging behaviors through personal stories and evidence from experts. You will be encouraged to welcome these children into your program and to commit to helping the children improve their behavior within the program, instead of removing them. You'll also explore many strategies for supporting your teachers so they can learn skills to build relationships and to prevent or handle the behaviors in their classrooms. The children and their families, your teachers and your program will all benefit! |
