Achieving Equity and Quality: 11 Simple Rules to Build Thriving Communities, by Judy Jablon, Nichole Parks and Lauren Carlisle

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Sponsored by Leading for Children.

All children deserve the opportunity to thrive! For this to happen, every adult must embrace the critical role they play in ensuring that children grow and develop in communities where they feel safe and secure. How the adults in children’s lives see themselves, treat each other, and work together is vital to realizing our dream of quality for every child. Despite extensive efforts to improve early learning, we continue to miss the mark because we fail to agree on definitions of quality and we neglect to create inclusive conversations.

Join Judy Jablon and Nichole Parks from Leading for Children, and Lauren Carlisle from the Wyoming Learning Network to explore a of 11 Simple Rules – that establishes a new, equitable model for developing quality in early learning for children by elevating the wisdom of the critical adults in their lives. Using this framework supports equitable partnerships and cultivates communities where children and adults thrive.

In this interactive webinar, we will explore the 11 Simple Rules, a framework for early learning quality that serves as a catalyst for collaboration among all stakeholders in the lives of young children. Using a case study approach, the presenters will describe how application of the 11 Simple Rules has transformed their community by supporting them in focusing on relationships and interactions that are honest, trusting, open, and two-way; emotional and physical environments that are calm, safe, organized, and respectful; and learning environments that are meaningful, exploratory, and actionable.

Attendees of this webinar will:

• Gain understanding of an accessible framework for early learning quality.
• Acquire tools to use the framework for conversations that include all the important adults in the young child’s life: educators, families, administrators, and policy makers.
• Learn from and be inspired by the stories of communities who have successfully implemented the framework for quality to build collaboration and consensus

All sessions are 1.5 hours long and include a brief announcement from our sponsor.

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