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Saturday, 2 November 2019 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM EST
315 Cleveland Avenue, Columbus, OH, 43215, United States
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The Columbus State Conference Center, 315 Cleveland Avenue, Columbus, OH, 43215, United States.
Teaching, Learning, Caring "TLC" is Action for Children’s Annual Early Childhood Conference. With exciting and innovative sessions from industry experts, you will learn new skills to take to the classroom and beyond.
All trainings are Ohio Approved (SUTQ).
Action for Children's mission is to transform the lives of children by supporting, empowering, and advocating for the adults who make the biggest impact on children’s lives—their parents, caregivers and teachers.
Medical Mutual
Nationwide Insurance
Discount School Supply
Learn to recognize the important role that helping and guiding interpersonal relationships play in peer to peer, adult to child, and adult to adult relationships. In order to recognize this we will discuss and share examples of reciprocal interactions, and safe nurturing relationships.
Licensing Certification Supervisor, ODJFS
Pizza parlors, Farm Stands, Doctors Office.... we are all familiar with using dramatic play to encourage social and emotional development. What if I told you that you could also use dramatic, purposeful play to encourage and authentically assess cognitive objectives as well? Join me for a discussion on how to strategically plan for the dramatic play environment in an effort to encourage literacy, language, science, and mathematical concepts and skills.
Faculty, CSCC
Designed especially for Family Child Care or other Mixed-Age settings, this training explores ways to have fun with your activities while engaging children of a range of ages and abilities.
Action for Children
In this workshop, we’ll discuss the big ideas behind scientific thinking, and how all teachers can support children’s natural curiosity with intentional questions. Participants will leave with example questions they can use immediately in both planned and spontaneous moments.
Director, OWU Early Childhood Center
Every day in ways rarely noted, teachers of all subjects and grade levels, in every town and city of this country, demonstrate the meaning of love. Participants in this interactive workshop will move beyond the pressures of standardized education to boldly reclaim the creativity, spontaneity, and the joy of teaching and loving children. As noted by Theodore Roethke, “Teaching is one of the few professions that permits love.”
Author
Working collaboratively with families is sometimes challenging. The focus of this training is understanding multiple perspectives; identify components of building positive relationships, and supporting collaborative work both in harmonious times and also when problem-solving is needed. Understanding contemporary families will provide a foundational understanding for this interactive training.
In this session we will discuss the differences between systems and processes, establish how to determine if systems are needed, how to build a system, and how to create a systemization action plan.
Exploring the creative integration of self-care practices within a family child care environment.
Consultant
As an early learning professional, family member or other professional working with children it is hard to avoid encountering challenging behavior. During this session, we will explore the contrast between developmentally appropriate behaviors with deviations from typical development, using understanding of multiple perspectives. Factors contributing to challenging behaviors will be discussed along with some tools for supporting successful behavior.
ECMH Regional Master Trainer, Nationwide Children’s Hospital
ECMH Consultant
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