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Child care lectures for staff
Must Know Info About Parenting Through Divorce
Embarking on the journey of co-parenting post-divorce can be daunting, but it's a path that can be navigated successfully with the right guidance. "Beyond Divorce: Nurturing Children Through Transition" is your comprehensive resource for understanding the complexities of co-parenting and providing the support your children need during this challenging time.This ebook delves deep into the emotional, logistical, and practical aspects of co-parenting, offering valuable insights and actionable strat
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Childhood Confidence: Valuable Info On Helping Your Child Build Confidence
Empowering your child with confidence is one of the greatest gifts you can give them. In "Building Confidence: Empowering Your Child for Success," you'll discover invaluable insights and practical strategies to help your child develop the self-assurance they need to thrive.This comprehensive resource is packed with actionable tips on nurturing confidence in children of all ages. From fostering a positive self-image and teaching resilience to encouraging independence and celebrating achievements,
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Raising Toddlers: A Parent's Guide to Navigating Early Challenges
“Every child is a different kind of FLOWER, and all together, makes thisworld a beautiful GARDEN.” – AnonymousBy nature, children are full of happiness and enjoyment in life. They livewhat they see and believe. However, it is inevitable that children will feelafraid of something most of the time. Just like adults, children also strugglewith some challenges that hinder them from making the most of theirchildhood.Children need to deal with a number of fears as they grow up. Fromentering a new scho
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PreK - K, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Enhancing Infant Care: A Comprehensive Professional Development Course
This professional development course is designed to equip caregivers and professionals working with infants with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide high-quality care and promote healthy development. Through a combination of theoretical insights and practical strategies, participants will gain a deeper understanding of infant development, communication, and nurturing techniques. Course Objectives:Understand the critical stages of infant development and the importance of responsive care
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Coronavirus Infosheet 3 Activities and Board Material Distance Learning
In order to prevent fakenews and fear and panic among the students, this information sheet summarizes what is known about the Corona virus. Many people are worried because the number of persons who have died as a result of the Coronavirus has increased very quickly worldwide and because we don´t know so much about the disease. This information sheet summarizes what we know about the virus.it also includes board material and 3 comprehension and research activities, with their solutions.Coronaviru
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Feeding Children PowerPoint
This PowerPoint includes topics like how to incorporate other learning while working with food, safety tips, how kids can get involved, nutrition, and a few ideas of activities to do with your class. This would be great for a child development, working with children, parenting, adult/teen living, family and consumer science, or home ec class.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Behavior PowerPoint
This powerpoint includes definitions, identifies why child behave the way they do, and strategies. This would be great for their child development, parenting, working with children, preschool, adult/teen, home ec, or family and consumer science class.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Information Processing Theory-Classroom Implications
To the point presentation (21 slides) on the following: What is information processing theory, sensory memory, working memory/short-term memory, long-term memory, early childhood information processing and classroom implications, information processing in adolescence and classroom implications. Great for Education Assistants, teachers, staff, support workers of education, etc.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Child Development: Developmental Milestones In Children
From birth through six years of age, the child goes through physical, language, social, emotional and mental changes. Although no two children grow at the same rate, experts agree that there are normal signs of development. In this lecture we will explore the important milestones the child goes through during his/her development in the first five years of life. Simple checklists are provided that one can use to become aware of and appreciate the dramatic changes that are occurring in the child.
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PreK - 3rd, Staff
Conflict Resolution Lecture
This resource is a Google Slide reviewing the 6 steps to conflict resolution. Within the slides are scenarios and videos from Highscope exemplifying these steps.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Educating others on Play Based Learning & Classroom environment suggestions
You are purchasing 81 google slides. These google slides cover information for educating others on Play Based Learning & Classroom environment suggestions. Theses google slides can be used for teaching courses in Early Childhood, providing professional development and more. These google slides can also give you more suggestions and tips for running your own classroom as well.Some of the areas covered in these slides are:A play-based learning environment is more than just setting out some toy
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
parenting 101: a crash course for new parents (editable PPT)
•A newborn baby’s head accounts for about ¼ of its entire weight.•In Medieval China it was not unusual for a mother to breastfeed a child until the age of seven.•It is possible for a fetus to get hiccups.•Newborns cry 90% of the time.•Some newborns have a strong sucking reflex and a pacifier may help them adjust to the new world.•You cannot spoil a newborn.•Newborns can focus on objects approximately ten inches away. •Three month old babies prefer faces over other patterns. •At nine weeks babies
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PreK - K, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Learn About the Montessori Elementary Child
An introduction to the characteristics and development of the Montessori Elementary experience. Many parents do not understand the difference between the primary and the elementary environments, and how the children differ with this new and exciting experience. Use this presentation as a tool to assist parents in understanding the elementary child and the environment.
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Adult Education, Staff
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Child Development: Theories of Child Development Study Notes
Welcome to this article that its focus on theories of child development. There are many theories talking about how children grow and develop, but in this article we will focus on a few theories such as Jean Piaget and Brofenbrenner theories, Sigmund Freud and Erik Erikson theories, Albert Bandura, Pavlov and Skiner. Others still focus on moral development like the ones by Kohlberg, Bandura and Piaget.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Powerpoint, Teaching Rules to PreK Students
This power point reviews teaching rules to pre kindergarten aged students to prevent challenging behaviors.
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PreK - 1st, Adult Education, Staff
The Little Red Hen,Kids Stories
The Little Red Hen, Kids Stories, this product has the story of The little Red Hen, has some images of the animals and the vocabulary is about the "farm garden/field" what to plant means, mill etc... It also has a matching the word with its meaning worksheet. Perfect for ESL, English, Reading...
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PreK - 5th, Staff
HUMAN LEARNING, COGNITION AND INSTRUCTION FOR EVERYDAY LIFE (PSYCHOLOGY )
it enables one to appreciate the personal growth.it increases someones performance both in class and outside class.it enables someone to know people do behave in the way they do. it reveals the secrete of proper cognitive development.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Play: The Role of Play in Child Development
Introduction All over the world, children, irrespective of race, gender or geographical location: Ø Have energetic bodies Ø Like manipulating by use of fingers Ø Have inquisitive minds Ø Have spontaneous feelings These characteristics should be utilized to assist the development of the child. In this lesson, you are going to see how play influences the intellectual, social, physical and emotional development.
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PreK - 4th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Emotional Development and the Classroom
Good presentation covering the following topics: what are emotions?what emotions do children have?6 basic emotionscomplex social emotionsemotions influence learning and thoughtpositive emotionsnegative emotionsemotion regulationcoping strategies commonly used by childrenwhat does emotion regulation predict-academic achievement, social competence, emotional disorderswhat predicts emotion regulation?depression and anxietyantecedents and consequences of depression and anxietyclassroom implications
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Structure and Function of the Brain-Classroom Teaching Implications
45-slides, visual presentation of the following core topics: brain anatomy, how does the brain develop, the newborn brain, early childhood brain, adolescent brain, structure of a neuron, how to support brain development in the classroom, reading and the brain, play and the brain, attachment and the brain, fine and gross motor skill development, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (in the classroom). Great for students of education, childcare, human development, psychology, and general health.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Theories of Social Interaction Patterns
IntroductionWe are now going to focus on theories associated with social interaction. We are basically trying to understand how people start relating with each other and the aspects that build or break a relationship. We are also going to focus on participants’ behaviours as they relate with others. We will basically focus on three theories namely; Social Exchange, Social Systems and the Dramaturgical approach.
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PreK - 4th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Careers & Professional Involvement in ECE Pt. 3 - Lecture, Discussion, Standards
Used for CTE/ROP Careers with Children and Child Development/ECE teachers. This is the third lecture in Unit 2.
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9th - 11th, Higher Education, Staff
Social Interaction
You have heard people say that human beings are social animals. This may simply mean that one cannot live in total isolation but must relate with others in some way. As one lives with others there must be some form of contact that involves at least two people. Social interaction as a concept is basically a combination of two separate terms that could be defined singly. Let us define the two words according to the Winston Dictionary,§ Social- The term is used to describe the aspect of men living
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PreK - 4th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Play: Theories of Play
Introduction This article discusses theories of play in early childhood education. "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." This phrase is very common. There are many theories of play as presented below.
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PreK - 3rd, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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