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Unlocking Your Team’s Natural Gifts to Inspire Collective Leadership in Early Education: More insights from the authors Cassandra O’Neill, M.A. and Monica Brinkerhoff, M.S.W.

Ouor presenters, Cassandra O’Neill, M.A. and Monica Brinkerhoff, M.S.W. sent us some additional resources from thier powerful webinar, Collective Leadership in ECE Organizations. The Guiding Principles and Wellness Survey. Both contain language from the following resource: Eight Dimensions of Wellness, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (2017). If you would like to learn more about

Tags: Leadership|

Advice and Resources That Take The Fear out of Big Body Play

Frances Carlson, professor and author of Big Body Play: Why Boisterous, Vigorous, and Very Physical Play Is Essential to Children's Development and Learning, joined us for a paradigm-shifting webinar on February 7, 2018. More than 5,000 people registered, so we know early educators are eager to learn more about making vigorous play part of their

Tags: big body play, gross motor, play, rough and tumble play|

Early Childhood Education’s Future As a Profession: The Ball’s In Our Court, by Stacie G. Goffin

Early Childhood Education's Future as a Profession: The Ball’s In Our Court by Stacie G. Goffin As readers may be aware, I’m an advocate for redirecting early childhood education’s (ECE) developmental trajectory toward recognition as a professional field of practice. Interest in redirecting the field’s future is mounting. The launch in 2017 of Power to the Profession,

Tags: #power2theprofession, advocacy, Early Childhood Education, Marica Cox Mitchell, naeyc, power to the profession, professionalization, Stacie Goffin|

Q&A from: Fostering Friendships to Support Social-Emotional Learning in Early Childhood Programs, by Lindsay Giroux, M.Ed.

We were fortunate to have Lindsay Giroux, M.Ed. present a webinar about, Fostering Friendships to Support Social-Emotional Learning on August 16, 2017. Many of the participants had questions that we were unable to ask the presenter. She was kind enough to answer them and they are posted below. Here is a link to the recording: Fostering

Welcome to our new REWARDS Certificates!

Welcome to our new REWARDS Certificates! Rewards for attending live webinars? Yes! Starting this week when you attend the live webinar from beginning to end, you will receive a personalized certificate by email within two weeks after the webinar. We will continue to offer standard certificates during the webinars in the handouts pane AND to

New Videos: Tips for Webinar Newbies Series– Registering and Preparing to Attend

Watch this 15 minute video to learn about registering and preparing to attend webinars! Hey there, webinar lover! We're kicking off a new series of videos to provide you with on demand support for commonly asked questions about Early Childhood Investigations Webinars. We get email every day with questions about Early Childhood Investigations Webinars and

Tags: Administrator, Early Childhood Education, Early Ed, Earlyed, ECE, Leadership, prek, Preschool|

Follow-up from Social-Emotional Learning from the Top Down: Administrative Practices that Support Children’s Emotional Development, Kay Montgomery Albrecht

We were fortunate to have Kay Montgomery Albrecht present a webinar about, Social-Emotional Learning from the Top Down on August 2, 2017. Some of the participants had questions that we were unable to ask the presenter. She was kind enough to answer them and they are posted below. Here is a link to the recording: Social-Emotional Learning

Answers: Marketing Basics for Consultants Who Serve the Early Education Industry

Click here to watch the recording Marketing Basics for Consultants Hey, colleagues! As you may or may not know, on July 14, 2017, I (Fran Simon, that's me) hosted a webinar for consultants: Marketing Basics for Consultants Serving Early Education. As you can see and hear in the recording of the webinar, many

Does This Child’s Behavior Warrant Hiring a Consultant?

Does This Child’s Behavior Warrant Hiring a Consultant? by Barb O’Neill, Ed.D Trainer, Coach, and Founder of Transform Challenging Behavior Let’s consider Brandon. He’s four. He has his good days and his bad days, but the bad days are really bad. At center time he often rushes into the block area, smashing the other children’s

Building Enduring Consulting Relationships that Deliver Results, By Guest Blogger, Amanda Schwartz, Ph.D

Building Enduring Consulting Relationships that Deliver Results by, Amanda Schwartz, Ph.D. Consultant I made the leap from teaching in the classroom to consulting at the national level at least eighteen years ago. It was a gigantic step and required thinking about my everyday work in a totally new way. The shift was from problem solving

Tags: Consulting, early childhood, Earlyed, ECE, prek, Preschool, Program|

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