January 19

February 23

March 16

April 27

May 18

 

 


Sampling of Workshop topics for February –May

Coaching and Mentoring

Community Involvement

Learning and the Brain

Health and Safety

Learning Style Theory

Family Relationships

Planning Curriculum

Leadership

Importance of Play

Working with Adults

Multi-Cultural Class

Mental Health Issues

 

 

The Yuma Region Partnership Council, in collaboration with Eight-Arizona PBS is pleased to announce:

Community Based Professional Development

…for all early childhood educators in Yuma County. Whether you are center-based, school-based or home-based, please plan on attending. No Charge!

All workshops will be held from 9:00am to noon with a light breakfast and check-in at 8:00am.

Dates:

  • April 27, 2013
  • May 18, 2013

Registration now open!

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First Things First partners with parents and families to help all kids stay healthy and be ready to succeed in school. The mission of First Things First, its programs, services, and funding helps this happen.

 

   

All sessions will be based around Developmentally Appropriate Practice and will directly apply to what you do every day. Join national and local experts in learning new techniques and practicing the proven methods you use every day.



You are encouraged to attend all workshops, or the dates of your choice.


Childcare will be provided!

All participants receive a copy of NAEYC's book!

If you have questions, please contact Mark Becker at mark.becker@asu.edu


 
   
 
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