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Beginning Teacher Series Infant Toddler: Being a Professional

Event Description

This module will help you recognize the assets that make you a skilled professional who has critical responsibilities in your infant and toddler program. Being a professional infant and toddler educator means putting all the elements of the House Framework into action!

Sessions / Training Location Info

30 Jun, 2020 | 12:00 am - 10:45 pm

DIRECTIONS: The module can be accessed on the iPD, located on the Early Childhood Learning and Knowledge Center (ECLKC) website by clicking on the link posted * below.

First, make sure that you have added the module to your OCCRRA registry account.            

Second, you will need to open an ECLKC account and log on to the iPD to access the module. The links below can help you with the process.

*  The iPD can be accessed at: Link to iPD on ECLKC. Once you are on the iPD, search for the module by entering the title of the module in the search box.

Once you have completed the module, please allow 6 weeks for attendance verification.

For assistance with verification of the module: DRuhland@zerotothree.org.

Session Being Hosted At:
online - online online online (Not in Ohio) (directions)

Instructor(s)

Donna Ruhland

Event Information

Contact Hours 1.00
Training approved for OA-L1
Registration deadline Jun 30, 2020
Number of open seats 391
Event Contact
Contact Email
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Topic Areas

Target Audience Classroom Staff / Teacher,Staff working with children with special needs,Family Child Care
Age Groups related to content Infants,Toddlers
Core Knowledge Area Professional Development
Child Development Associate Area To maintain a commitment to professionalism
Early Learning and Development Standards N/A
Assessment Type None

Objectives

Objective #1

Objective:

Describe the skills and knowledge you bring to your work as a professional infant/toddler teacher in Early Head Start or Migrant and Seasonal Head Start.

 
Core Knowledge Document: Ohio's Early Childhood Core Knowledge and Competencies *REVISED*
 
Area: Professionalism
 
Subgroup: Professionalism in Practice
 
Competency: 1.2 Views one's self as a professional and demonstrates professional work habits including confidentiality, respect for all people, dependability, personal appearance, time management, independence and teamwork. Communicates effectively using appropriate oral and written language skills.

Objective #2

Objective:

Learn about the brief history of Head Start.

 
Core Knowledge Document: Ohio's Early Childhood Core Knowledge and Competencies *REVISED*
 
Area: Professionalism
 
Subgroup: Continuous and Reflective Professional Development
 
Competency: 1.3 Identifies state and national standards that promote quality learning and development settings (Step Up To Quality Program Standards, Ohio Early Learning and Development Standards, National Association for the Education of Young Children Standards, and National Association for Family Child Care Standards).

Objective #3

Objective:

Recognize signs of stress in yourself and others.
Select and describe stress prevention and management strategies you will use.

 
Core Knowledge Document: Ohio's Early Childhood Core Knowledge and Competencies *REVISED*
 
Area: Professionalism
 
Subgroup: Continuous and Reflective Professional Development
 
Competency: 1.2 Reflects on own practices and utilizes professional resources, including input from supervisor and colleagues, in order to improve practices.

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