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Play. Talk. Read. A Guide to Supporting Children in a Digital World
Presented by Angie Neal, MS, CCC-SLP
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Course: #32631Level: Intermediate1 Hour
This course is an update and continuation of “The Impact of Tech on Development and Academic Readiness.” Enjoy a deeper dive into what early childhood teachers need to know about obstacles to development, how this impacts educational success, and how to lead the way to improving outcomes.

What Does Social Studies Look Like in an Early Childhood Classroom?
Presented by Amber Tankersley, PhD
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Course: #32624Level: Introductory1 Hour
Traditional social studies topics seem too advanced for early childhood classrooms; however, young children are ready and eager to learn about many concepts from the social domain. This course outlines what a developmentally appropriate social studies curriculum might look like in an early childhood classroom.

Effective Conversations with Parents
Presented by Sherrie Segovia, PsyD
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Course: #32630Level: Intermediate1 Hour
There are many hot topics that early childhood educators need to address with parents in center and home settings. This course highlights strategies for effective conversations to develop positive relationships with parents.

Teaching Skills Across the Curriculum With Insects
Presented by Judy Ross, MS
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Course: #32621Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Discover how you can use a variety of insects (and some non-insects) to teach language arts and literacy, STEAM, social-emotional skills, and 21st-century skills. Explore insect attributes, appearance, behaviors, and life cycles using realia and live bugs, storybooks, informational text, and online resources.

Simple, Inexpensive Additions to Maximize Learning Through Play
Presented by Amber Tankersley, PhD
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Course: #32605Level: Introductory1 Hour
Budgets are often limited in early childhood programs which means early childhood professionals must be creative in selecting materials to use in their classrooms. This course provides an overview of how to maximize learning opportunities using repurposed, free, found, and inexpensive items.

Reflective Practice as Your Superpower: Coaching From the Recipient’s Perspective
Presented by Kati Vaughn, BA, MA
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Course: #32604Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Take charge of your professional learning and development! Develop your reflective practice with the right mindset and strategies for making coaching conversations work for you.

Introduction to Research Literacy
Presented by Ruth Werner, BA, Jessica Lewis, MEd
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Course: #32598Level: Introductory1 Hour
This course introduces key concepts in research literacy for early childhood providers. Learn about the components of research literacy and the parts of research papers so you can pursue your own topics of interest, as well as learn to apply research findings.

How To Support Young Children in Foster Care with a Closer Look at Trauma
Presented by Darneshia Allen, BS
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Course: #32594Level: Intermediate1 Hour
This course supports professionals in early care and education in utilizing trauma-responsive approaches to meet the needs of young children in foster care. Increase your capacity to respond to behaviors that support the resiliency of young children who have experienced heightened adversities.

Intentional Questioning Strategies
Presented by Joanna Grymes, PhD
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Course: #32586Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Are you intentional about the questions you ask children? Review the research and strategies to improve your questioning to support positive outcomes in children’s learning and development.

Through Thick and Thin: Use of Thickeners in Children with Swallowing Disorders
Presented by Angela Mansolillo, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S
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Course: #32584Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Infants and children with swallowing disorders often use thickened liquids to increase their swallow safety and comfort. This course provides educators with information regarding thickener types, uses, and precautions to ensure consistent implementation in home, educational, and center-based settings.