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Early Learning Connection Training News Northern Nebraska Early Childhood Partnerships
Providing leadership, resources and professional development in support of high quality early childhood settings (birth to age 8), early learning opportunities & effective parenting.
Our United Voice for Early Childhood Professional Development Forthosewhoworkwithyoungchildren(birthtoage8)andtheirfamilies. ServingEarlyChildhoodAdvocates,Caregivers,TeachersandLeadersinthesecounCes: Antelope,Brown,Boyd,Cedar,Cherry,Dakota,Dixon,Holt,KeyaPaha,Knox,Madison,Pierce,Rock,
Spring 2018
As you sign up for your 2018 trainings, please have your NECPRS ID number handy and include that in your registration, along with your individual email addresses. Thank you for your great work with registering online! All trainings will have an ID number now.
I also want to thank each of you for your amazing support of early childhood trainings and coordination of all of these opportunities. By filling out the survey we will have a good idea of what is needed. We all need to continue to work together to make a coordinated effort. Spring 2018 will bring my retirement and please welcome Erika Fink as of March 1! We get to work together for a couple of months. Thanks for your friendship, participation, and excellence in the care and education of our youngest and most at risk population.
THANK YOU!! Susan Strahm, [email protected]
Erika Fink, [email protected]
Looking for Training? Here’s how:
1. Northern: http://www.esu1.org/NELCP.html Check: Event Registration and Don’t Miss the Bus
2. Nebraska Statewide Training Calendar http://ecrecords.education.ne.gov/Calendar.aspx
For a full menu of all the trainings going on in Nebraska! Use the search button to find specific trainings you are
looking for.
Newsletter Index of Classes: Page 3I wanted to recognize the child care workforce for participating in the NECPRS system! It is a win/win for those who have their accounts. NDE/ECTC supported trainings will automatically attach to your accounts now! You can also upload certificates you have stored in files and notebooks into one space and will be accessible 24/7. All past trainings will move over to your personal account.
Wondering what ELG’s you have taken?When did you take that “Safe With You” Class?
When did you take the business classes?
It’s all on your own account! Click here to set yours up today!
www.ecrecords.educaiton.ne.gov
Please Complete our Training SURVEY by March 6!
We need your input!
https://goo.gl/forms/6rcfzQNFtSQWcxAy1
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Guest Facilitator: Penny Gildea Agenda
9:30-Noon Introductions,“What’s Hot in the Shop”, Planning
2018-19 Northern ELC/NDE Grant PlanningReview of Survey Results/Partnership planning
Bring your input to planning for coming year! Specific training needs identified, Add resources for training in Northern Nebraska Glows and Grows Discussion
Meet and greet our new ELC Coordinator!
Noon-12:30 Lunch Provided
12:30-2:00 Building Up your Team! 1.5 Inservice Hours Hiring and Keeping Good Staff (Penny Gildea)
Attention: Customers of Training and Providers of Training Northern
Early Learning Connection Partnerships Spring Grant Planning Meeting and Retreat
Wednesday, March 7, 2018 Norfolk, Nebraska Extension Meeting Room
(@Lifelong Learning Center), 601 Benjamin Avenue
You are Invited! Please help us plan for the coming year! Calling All Child Care Center and Home II Directors, Early Childhood Training Organizations, and Early Childhood
Leaders/Advocates/Partners
Register TODAY! www.esu1.org Click Event Registration
Register for one:3/7 ELC Retreat/Meeting and Lunch3/7 Meeting, Lunch, Afternoon Training
Question of the Day: How can we work together to create a systemof early childhood professional development that leads to quality services for children and families?
Take our survey here: https://goo.gl/forms/qdLa5tW8CTJJosaB2
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When: March 6, 20186:30-8:30 PM
Where: ESU #1, Wakefield, NE 211 Tenth Street
Presenter: Penny Gildea
Cost: Free, but you must register. www.esu1.orgClick on Event registration
Working With Multi Age Groups in Family Child Care Programs
Learn how to manage and find the joy in caring for multi-age groups of children.
Identify strategies you can use throughout the daily routine and in your environment to support children with different developmental levels.
Share successes and challenges that home providers experience.
Do you want innovative workshop ideas such as these? Fill out the survey and give us suggestions! All suggestions will be used as we make a plan to include in conference sessions and connected professional development opportunities. Especially to support “Step Up to Quality” sites.
Index for Newsletter 1 NECPRS Information & Training Survey Link 2 Spring planning Retreat Invite 3 Working With Multi Age Groups training 4 Early Learning Guidelines 5 Safe With You 6 Getting Down to Business classes 7 Making and Tinkering classes 8 Results Matter Trainings and NECPRS Info 9 Yankton, Dakotaland Childcare conference 10 Norfolk, Nature Explore & Spring Fling! 11 Norfolk, Safe Kids transportation trainings 12 Pierce, NeAEYC Chapter trainings 13 LaVista, Providers Day Out conference 14 Kearney, Nebraska Young Child conf. 15 Food Service trainings 16-19 Statewide: CLASS, ERS trainings 20 Resources
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Building Up Your Career Portfolio
Those who work in the care and education of children birth to age 8 have a special challenge. We are a mighty army of caring and capable adults who have a heart for children and families. Many of you have been working on your portfolio by taking the Early Learning Guidelines, business classes. and Safe With You. These are used daily in our work. We are now looking at what’s next? You might look for something that takes you deeper into a topic. We are working on the idea of a 2-part Social Emotional training using the Pyramid model with SU2Q/Head Start sites that have coaching for follow ups as challenging behaviors are still the #1 concern. Taking Making and Tinkering is a good choice as a 2.0 after the ELG Science/Math classes. Please provide some input via the survey we have out there NOW!
www.educaCon.ne.gov/StepUpToQuality
Nebraska Early Learning Guidelines (Birth - 5 Years) All 6-hour trainings meet child care licensing requirements. (Minimum of one ELG domain/year until completion of all 7) Cost: $25/domain Plan to attend all of the sessions to receive certificate. Registration and fee must be received one week prior to training. Participants are asked to bring ELG books to class for each session if you have them. If you don’t have them, you will receive them. Note on-line registration process and plan ahead to get registered. All trainings meet DHHS requirements, CDA and Nebraska Rule 11 training standards. Note: If you do not attend Part 1, you will not be allowed into Part 2. and a certificate will not be awarded. One email/name please.
Date Domain Location Trainer
March 5 & 12 Social Emotional Bloomfield Public Library Dawn Murphy6-9 PM 121 South Broadway
March 8 & 15 Science Norfolk, Lifelong Learning Center Kary Pfeil6-9 PM 801 E Benjamin Avenue
March 12 & 19 Approaches Wakefield, ESU #1 Penny Gildea6-9 PM 211 Tenth Street
March 17 Social Emotional Valentine, Niobrara Lodge Patty Mart9 AM - 3 PM 803 East Highway 20
March 17 Health/Physical TildenPublic Library Ruth Vonderohe9:00 AM-3:30 PM 202 South Center Street
2018 Spring ELG Classes
April 5 & 12 Creative Arts Norfolk, Lifelong Learning Center Kary Pfeil6-9 PM 801 East Benjamin Avenue
April 9 & 16 Health/Physical Atkinson Public Library Ruth Vonderohe6-9 PM 210 West State Street
April 23 & 30 Social Emotional O’Neill, NECC Dawn Murphy 6:15-9:15 PM 505 East Highway 20
May 3 & 10 Health/Physical Wakefield, ESU #1 Kary Pfeil6-10 211 10th Street
Fall TBD Science AinsworthOther trainings TBD, based on survey results.
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This training meets DHHS Child Care Licensing
requirements for childcare in Nebraska.
Safe With YouWinter/Spring 2018
Power to Protect Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect 2 HoursChild care providers need to know about child abuse and neglect, how to make a report, ways to strengthen families, and how to prevent child abuse in their own child care program. As a result of this workshop, child care providers will: define child abuse and neglect; identify the physical characteristics of child abuse and neglect; explore cultural issues; know when and how to report; identify ways to reduce the risk
Safe Sleep for Infants 1 Hour There are ways to reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). As a result of this workshop, child care providers will: define Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID): discuss how research and statistics change the way we do things; develop prevention strategies and identify information to share with parents; develop a sleep policy and create a plan.
Preventing Abusive Head Trauma 1 Hour Everyone is at risk of shaking a baby. When a baby is shaken, the shaking can cause brain damage, life changing disabilities, and even death. This is one childhood injury that is preventable. You will be able to define Shaken Baby Syndrome, understand the consequences of shaking a baby, list different reasons a baby might be crying, and create a personal plan for prevention.
March 9 Macy Nebraska Indian Comm College Peggy TriggsNoon-4:00 PM 1111 Highway 75
March 20 Pierce Nebraska Extension, Pierce County LaDonna Werth6-10 PM 111 Court Street, Pierce
March 21 O’Neill Holt County Annex LaDonna Werth6-10 PM 128 North 6th Street
April 7 Norfolk Lifelong Learning Center Dr. Wende Heckert8:30 AM - 12:30 PM 801 East Benjamin Avenue
April 28 Wakefield ESU #1 Peggy Triggs8:30 AM -12:30 PM 211 Tenth Street
August/December To Be Determined based on survey results
Target Audience: Family Home 1 & 2 child care providers: All 3
workshops Preschool Teachers: All 3 workshops
Child Care Center Directors & 50% of teachers: All 3 workshops
School-age only directors and 50% of teachers (Power to Protect only)
On-Line Registration Procedures1. Go to www.esu1.org Click on Events: Registration. 2. Find the workshop you want to register for by date. 3. Click on the Register button. (This will take you to the session registry page - provide all information. 4. Click submit. Follow completion instructions. 5. Print and send your registration confirmation. and payment To: ESU #1. 211 10th St. Wakefield, NE 68784. Must be received within 1 week of class. 8. Confirmation email comes when complete. Registration information: www.esu1.org
Cost: $20
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Classavailableattwoloca.ons:Mustregisteratleast1weekahead:
1.Norfolk,LifelongLearningCenter 801E.BenjaminAvenueBrandyPrice,Trainer
2.O’Neill,NortheastCommunityCollege 505EastHighway20,Room125 StephanieMcDonald,Trainer
Each Session: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
March 24 Module 3 Policies and Procedures in Early Childhood ProgramsApril 28 Module 4 Relationships in Family Childcare
On-Line Registration Procedures1. Go to www.esu1.org Click Events:Registration. 2. Find the 1/20/17 “Getting Down to Business” class. 2. Click on the Register button. Provide information. 4. Click submit. Follow completion instructions. 5. Your registration is in a “pending” until payment is received. Print out your registration confirmation and send payment to: ESU #1. 211 10th St. Wakefield, NE 68784 8. You will receive a confirmation email as follow up when your registration is complete.
Individual Session Registrations: Cost: $25If you need to complete a make up class, send the fee and note the session you need to attend. We will gladly add you to the attendees, but you must do this at least one week ahead of the session so that paperwork can be prepared and sent to the sites.
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MAKING AND TINKERING WITH STEM: EXPLORING DESIGN CHALLENGES WITH YOUNG CHILDREN Facilitated by Sarah Roberts, Nebraska Extension Early Childhood Educator
Series Details: Choose Your Location Part 1: March 13 (ESU #1 Wakefield) & March 14 (Northeast Community College, Norfolk) @ 6pm-8pm -- Introduction to Tinkering and Implementation in early childhood programs (2 hours) Part 2: Self-Guided Application (Practice) (2 hours) Part 3: April 24 (ESU #1, Wakefield) & April 25 (Northeast Community College, Norfolk) @ 6pm-8pm -- Reflections on Application (documentation) and Q&A Session (2 hours)
COST: $25/PERSON ‣ Each childcare setting will receive NAEYC's "Making and Tinkering with STEM" book.
‣ Each participant will receive 6 credit hours at the end of Part 2. This series meets the requirements for child care licensing, Rule 11 and CDA.
‣ Pre-Register with Nebraska Extension by March 5, 2018.
‣ Payment must be received by March 9, 2018. ‣ Checks are payable to: University of Nebraska Lincoln
‣ Register by calling 402-584-3827.
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https://makingthinkinghappen.wordpress.com/2013/02/25/tinkering-towards-a-definition-of-tinkering/
Target Audience: PreK-1st Educators, Child
Care Staff (home and center), Afterschool Program Staff, Youth
Leaders
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How do I sign up for a Professional Record? Visit our website
http://ecrecords.education.ne.gov and click on the “New Users Click Here To Start” button.
Have questions? Call 1-800-89-CHILD or Email [email protected]
DocumentationYour professional record can help you document the following in one convenient location: In-service hours, License required training, Education, Credentials and Employment history.
Access
Your professional record will allow you to have 24-hour access to the following: Training certificates, Transcripts, and a customizable resume.
ConvenienceYour professional record will allow you access to your own unique NECPRS ID number and printable card. You will also have access to the NDE Training Calendar where you can register for training.
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March 26th: ESU3: La Vista http: ecrecords.ed cation.ne. o Trainin 111036
March 27th: ESU1: Wakefield http: ecrecords.ed cation.ne. o Trainin 111049
March 28th: ESU10: Kearneyhttp: ecrecords.ed cation.ne. o Trainin 111050
March 29th: ESU16: North Plattehttp: ecrecords.ed cation.ne. o Trainin 111051
Educational Service Unit #10 76 Plaza Blvd; Kearney
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Dakota Land Childcare Conference 2018
Conference Schedule 8:00 A.M. – 8:30 A.M. Registration
8:30 A.M. – 9:30 A.M. Welcome Keynote Speaker: Marissa Johnson Shaken Baby Syndrome: (In the Life of a Victim)
Room # 201 9:35 A.M. – 10:35 A.M.
Social Emotional “Make and Take”: By Ruth Vonderohe, Extension Educator University of Nebraska Lincoln Extension
Identifying Child Abuse and Neglect for Mandatory Reporters: By Lori Drotzmann and Sarah Nesje, FFS Supervisor
“Creepy Crawlers and Lousy Bugs that Bite”: By Paula Gibson, RN,BSN,CLC
10:40 A.M. – 11:40 A.M. Fears, Anxieties, and Quirks in Infants & Toddlers.: By Ann Metzger, Birth to Three, MEC SIDS: The Team Tate Foundation: By Kendra Kruger, RN “Peacemaker” Relationship Issues: By Ruth Vonderohe, Extension Educator University of Nebraska
Lincoln Extension
Lunch Break 11:40 A.M. – 12:40 P.M.
Dining Room # 201 12:40 P.M. – 1:40 P.M.
First-Aid: By Julie Meirose, Trauma Nursing Core Course Certified Instructor/Emergency Nurses Association, RN, BSN.
The Who, What, Where, When, Why and How’s of Early Language and Literacy: By Michelle Kurtz, MA/ECSE Teacher and Rebecca Harvey, CCC-SLP
Beyond Books: Creating a Literacy Center: By Kelly Gilbert, , Family Life Educator, SCCS
1:45 P.M. – 2:45 P.M. Building Bridges with Parents: By Kristi Bjorum, Early Childhood Educator Fun+Active+Learning=Circle Time: By Kelly Gilbert, Family Life Educator, SCCS Preventing and Managing the Spread of Illness: By Julie Meirose, Trauma Nursing Core Course
Certified Instructor/Emergency Nurses Association, RN, BSN.
For more information Contact: Michelle Schulte (605)-660-1467, Michelle Muller (605)-286-3906 or Tonya Hytrek, (402)-340-0225. All sessions approved for in-service licensing requirements of South Dakota & Nebraska Child Care Providers
Saturday, April 21, 2018 8:00 A.M. – 2:45 P.M.
Mount Marty College Roncalli Center 1105 West 8th Street Yankton, SD 57078
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SafeKidsNebraskaChildCareTransportationTrainingForPreschools,ChildcareCenters,&
SchoolAgeChildcareCentersHostedbyFaithRegionalHealthServices
March24,2018
June2,2018
August25,2018
October6,2018
9:00amto12:00pm
Registrationfeefortheclassis$25perperson.Registrationcanbepaidbymailpriortothe
classorbroughtthedayofclass.CheckscanbemadepayabletoFaithRegionalHealth
Services.
ClasswillbeheldintheNebraskaRoomSouthatFaithRegionalHealthServices.
Handsonactivitiesareincludedinthetraining.Theseactivitieswillbedoneinyourpersonal
vehicles,ifagencyvehicleisnotavailabletouse.
Classsizeislimitedtothefirst10participantsregisteredfortheclass.
RegistrationisdonebycontactingSuzanneRutttenRNCBSNCPSTI
Address:SuzanneRuttenRNCBSNCPSTI
Women’s&Children’sDepartment
2700WestNorfolkAve
Norfolk,NE68701
InAccordancewith391NAC5-006.09B,4-006.09C,3-006.10CTransportationTraining:
Individualswhotransportchildrenonbehalfofapreschool,childcarecenterorschool-ageonlycentermustreceiveandmaintainavalidcertificateofcompletionofthe“SafeKidsNebraskaChildCareTransportationTraining”programwithin90daysofemploymentandeveryfiveyearsthereafter.
Individualswhotransportchildrenwhowereemployedbeforetheoperativedateoftheseregulationsmustreceiveandmaintainavalidcertificateofcompletionfor“SafeKidsNebraskaChildCareTransportationTraining”withinoneyearandeveryfiveyearsthereafter.
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Location for Chapter Sponsored trainings and MeetingsPierce County Courthouse Meeting Room
111 Court Street, Pierce Join our Professional Learning Community
Date Topic Location Trainer
March 20 Safe With You Pierce Extension LaDonna Werth 6-10 PM (register at www.esu1.org)
April 13-14 SPRING FLING Elkhorn Valley Museum Nature Explore http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=a85um4cab&oeidk=a07eesji0xk40826f16
April 17 Intentional Teaching With Nature Pierce Extension Sarah Roberts6:15-8:15 PM
May 15 School Age Tools Pierce Extension Lee Sherry
Join Nebraska AEYC and join the conversation! Inservice hours provided for all trainings. www.nebraskaaeyc.org/
Group Inquiries: Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
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Provider’s Day Out ConferenceApril 28, 2018
ESU #3 – LaVista, NE
Celebrating Our 30th Anniversary: Celebrating You –a Pearl in Early
Childhood!
KeynotefeaturingRonMohl from
LakeshoreLearning!
SAVETHEDATE!(Conferencebrochurecominginlate-Feb.2018)
Sixhoursofstate-approvedtraining!Vendors,doorprizes,networkingandFUN!
Formoreinformationcontact:[email protected]
August21,20186:30-8:30PMThaborFellowshipHallWausaFreetoFamilyServiceProviders$5.00feeFornonfamilyserviceprovidersTonyaHood-HytrekChildCareFoodProgamConsultant501S7thStLincolnNE68508Cellnumber402-340-0225Office1-800-642-6481Fax402-441-4889www.familyservicelincoln.org
Building a New Tradition of Nutrition 2018 Family Service Training
Summer 2018 News
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PENN State—Better Kid Care’s On
Demand Distance Education
Contact Ruth Vonderohe at [email protected] or call 402-288-5611
Approved Online Lessons for All New Nutrition Hires for
Child Care Centers (3-006.10B 4 hours/year New hire: within 30 days, annually thereaŌer)
Extension is a Division of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln cooperating with the Counties and the United States Department of Agriculture.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension educational programs abide with the nondiscrimination policies of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the United States Department of Agriculture.
Food Safety in Child Care: From Prep to Cleanup
Providing healthy and safe food in child care is a
key role for both center and home-based child care practitioners. Preventing foodborne illness (FBI), and making sure children are safe from
choking risks and other food-related injuries, re-quires awareness and planning. This lesson
describes guidelines for food safety practices that will enable child care providers to make food healthy and safe for the children in their care.
(2 hours)
Food Allergies: Management and Prevention
Food allergies are on the rise. Though the reason is not yet clear, key to caring for young children with food allergies is the creation of a plan for preventing allergic
reactions and for how to respond to a food allergy emergency. This lesson describes
food allergies and what early care and education professionals need to know to
ensure the health and safety of children with food allergies. (2 hours)
To get started use the web address: http://extension.psu.edu/youth/betterkidcare/on-demand Features x� You can now pay for more than one On Demand lesson at a time. Better Kid Care’s On Demand system has
an option to prepay for multiple professional development online lessons for you and/or your staff. x� View all content free of charge. Just create an account. Sign in now! x� Stop and start a lesson. Learn at your own pace. If you are interrupted while you are taking a lesson, you can
stop and return to the lesson at a later time. x� Online professional development certificate available. There is a $5.00 fee/lesson to receive professional
development hours. You will be directed to a credit card payment screen prior to taking the assessment. You must have a credit card to complete the lesson for professional development credit using the On Demand system.
x� Print your own professional development certificate of completion. After you pay and successfully complete all the assessment questions for a lesson, you can choose to print your certificate of completion and/or have it sent to your e-mail address.
x� View/print a complete list of all the Better Kid Care lessons you have completed. Included in your list are all of the lessons you have completed through Better Kid Care, even those not in On Demand!
CLASS™ PRE-K OBSERVATION (RELIABILITY) TRAINING MAY 16 & 17, 2018
8:30 AM – 5:00 PM EACH DAY
LUNCH IS ON YOUR OWN
Educational Service Unit 1 211 10th Street, Wakefield, NE 68784
$180.00 Nebraska Residents*
During this two (2) day session, participants will gain an understanding of the CLASS, the domains and the teacher-child interactions that support children’s learning, and learn to code using video observations. Completion of the online reliability test with 80% accuracy will allow participants to conduct CLASS observation in classrooms. * The registration fee includes 2 training days, the CLASS™ manual, the score sheet booklet, and online access to practice videos and the reliability test.
Work Information Name
Program/Agency /School District
Work Address
Town State Zip Work E-mail
Work Phone ________________________________________Work Cell_______________
Home Information
Home Address
Town State Zip Home E-mail
Home Phone Home Cell
Where do you prefer to be contacted? _____ Work _____ Home
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Questions: Contact Jenny Fleming
[email protected] 402-471-4389
EARLY CHILDHOOD ENVIRONMENT RATING SCALE (ECERS-3) ITEM ANALYSIS
9:00-4:30 (lunch will be on your own)
$45.00 Nebraska Residents This full day session is a facilitated discussion of each item to provide an in-depth understanding of the items in ECERS-3. Participants should have already attended the Introduction to the Environment Rating Scales and will find it beneficial to have also attended the Practice Using the Environment Rating Scale. This session is designed specifically for persons who will be conducting observations and is required for individuals interested in contracting with NDE Office of Early Childhood.
Registration fee: $45.00 *ECERS-3: May 3, 2018 Registration deadline: April 30, 2018
Participants must bring their own ECERS-3 scale book. Books will not be provided.
Registration can be found online at: http://ecrecords.education.ne.gov/Training/111195
NO REGISTRATIONS OR REFUNDS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE DEADLINE
Environment Rating Scales Training: ECERS-3 Item Analysis
May 3, 2018 ESU 3
6949 S. 110th Street La Vista, NE 68128
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Questions: Contact Jenny Fleming
[email protected] 402-471-4389
FAMILY CHILD CARE ENVIRONMENT RATING SCALE (FCCERS-R) ITEM ANALYSIS
9:00-4:30 (lunch on your own)
$45.00 Nebraska Residents This full day session is a facilitated discussion of each item to provide an in-depth understanding of the items in FCCERS-R. Participants should have already attended the Introduction to the Environment Rating Scales and will find it beneficial to have also attended the Practice Using the Environment Rating Scale. This session is designed specifically for persons who will be conducting observations and is required for individuals interested in contracting with NDE Office of Early Childhood.
Registration fee: $45.00 *FCCERS-R: August 1, 2018 Registration deadline: July 25, 2018
Participants must bring their own FCCERS-R scale book. Books will not be provided.
Registration can be found online at: http://ecrecords.education.ne.gov/Training/111196
NO REGISTRATIONS OR REFUNDS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE DEADLINE
Environment Rating Scales Training: FCCERS-R Item Analysis
August 1, 2018 ESU #3
6949 South 110th Street La Vista, NE 68218
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Questions: Contact Jenny Fleming
[email protected] 402-471-4389
INFANT/TODDLER ENVIRONMENT RATING SCALE (ITERS-3) ITEM ANALYSIS
9:00-4:30 (lunch on your own)
$45.00 Nebraska Residents This full day session is a facilitated discussion of each item to provide an in-depth understanding of the items in ITERS-3. Participants should have already attended the Introduction to the Environment Rating Scales and will find it beneficial to have also attended the Practice Using the Environment Rating Scale. This session is designed specifically for persons who will be conducting observations and is required for individuals interested in contracting with NDE Office of Early Childhood.
Registration fee: $45.00
*ITERS-3: August 2, 2018 Registration deadline: July 25, 2018
Participants must bring their own ITERS-3 scale book. Books will not be provided.
Registration can be found online at: http://ecrecords.education.ne.gov/Training/111197
NO REGISTRATIONS OR REFUNDS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE DEADLINE
Environment Rating Scales Training: ITERS-3 Item Analysis
August 2, 2018 ESU #3
6949 South 110th Street La Vista, NE 68128
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Nebraska Websites of Interest: *Northern Early Learning Connection: http://www.esu1.org/NELCP.html
*Northern Nebraska Regional Trainings http://www.esu1.org/dontmissbus.html
*Nebraska Statewide Training Calendar http://ecrecords.education.ne.gov/Calendar.aspx
Facebook: Step Up To Quality http://www.education.ne.gov/StepUpToQuality/
ecrecords.education.ne.gov
Facebook: First Five Nebraskahttp://www.firstfivenebraska.org
Facebook: Nebraska Extension https://www.facebook.com/pages/KidKeeper/307683153487
https://www.facebook.com/UNLExtensionthelearningchild/
Nebraska Office of Early Childhood: Office of Children and Familieshttp://www.education.ne.gov/oec
Nebraska Resource and Referral Systemhttps://nrrs.ne.gov
Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learninghttp://csefel.vanderbilt.edu
Co Parenting for Successful Kids - Divorcing Parent Classes:http://child.unl.edu/divorce
Columbus Area ELG Classes: https://www.smore.com/sa6s9Early Childhood Training Center
Northern Nebraska Early Learning
Connection
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