Join Gryphon House authors as they discuss the latest early childhood research and new strategies for teaching and caring for young children. The Early Learning Book Chats FREE webinars also earn participants a CE credit for every webinar they view.
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Abigail Flesch Connors, author of "Exploring the Science of Sounds" will be presenting this year at the New Jersey Music Educators Association's annual conference February 22-24, 2018.
In this edWebinar, Marnie Forestieri, Chief Learning Officer and founder at Amazing Explorers Academy® Early Learning Childhood Centers, will provide ideas for educators of children from ages three to six to support STEAM learning. Topics she will cover include STEAM learning opportunities in everyday activities and experiences, preparing children for kindergarten, how to build crucial 21st century learning skills, and more.
Sandra Duncan, author of "Rethinking the Classroom Landscape," will be presenting at this year's Play Empowers conference on April 6-8th 2018.
In this session you will learn about evidence-based classroom practices for preventing and addressing challenging behaviors are consistently implemented across classrooms, resulting in a positive social-emotional climate and better child outcomes. You will also learn how your relationships with families are meaningful, authentic, and strengths based. You will also gain professional development that is in line with program goals and learn about best-practice recommendations.
The development of social competence is one of the most important outcomes for children’s satisfaction with relationships, sense of well-being, and learning success. With guiding adults, infants and toddlers learn that adult/child and peer relationships are worthwhile, feel that they are good at “doing” relationships, and develop the skills necessary for social competence.
Sandra Duncan, author of "Rethinking the Classroom Landscape," will be presenting at the sixth annual Nature Preschool Conference at the Irvine Nature Center June 9-10th 2018.
Sandra Duncan, author of "Rethinking the Classroom Landscape," will be presenting at the NAEYC Professional Learning Institute's conference on June 10-13th 2018.
In this webinar, Angela Eckhoff, PhD, will stress the importance of encouraging engineering and technology experiences in the early childhood classroom through guided and independent investigations where every child is actively involved in meaningful ways. Early childhood educators play important roles in early engineering and technology experiences and this session will demonstrate the ways teachers can facilitate experiences throughout the planning, implementation, and assessment of these experiences.
Sandra Duncan, author of "Rethinking the Classroom Landscape," will be presenting at the Leadership Institute's workshop with Nature Explore on July 22-25th 2018.
