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Professionals working with young children explore the prison pipeline and the work of Walter Gilliam. Examine how children who have experienced trauma are at risk. Identify ways to prevent expulsion from early learning environments, which leads to better success in school and life.


Thursday, June 6, 2024, 06:00pm - 08:00pm, Training Room 29 (2427)
Join us for some math fun in this lively 'make and take' session! Create a big book, sing songs, and explore fun transition activities that will build math skills in young children.


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The Oklahoma Fatherhood Summit celebrates the important role fathers/caregivers play in the lives of children. The summit provides attendees with community resources, best practices, and networking opportunities designed to strengthen families.


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Don't get left out in the cold! Bring your positive vibes and come hang with your CARD Headstart teammates for an interactive in-service.


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Does upgrading your bathroom always make your home more valuable for resale? Will granite countertops look nice but not deserve a higher asking price? Discover options on wisely choosing which home improvements you invest in.


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Examine behavioral characteristics of children ranging in age from infancy through school and discuss appropriate responses to challenging behaviors at each age and stage of early development.


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The Alternative Education office is hosting our annual spring regional meetings in person! We will be discussing professional development, evaluation and program visits, legislation and rules, and other questions or concerns you may have at that time.


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Are you preparing to take that 'big step' and buy your first home? What are the differences between loans? How much can you afford? Let's talk about it and remove the guesswork from these big questions.


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The arrangement of the physical environment is a vital part of any program. Gather ideas for helping staff use the arrangement of space and materials to meet the developmental needs of young children.


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Learn ways to set up and organize your space, both indoors and out, to meet the needs of the children in your care.


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Creative art activities help children develop a variety of important skills, including cognitive, physical, social-emotional, and language. Utilize a variety of fresh, creative art activities to engage children and enrich your curriculum. Bring a pair of scissors.


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Gather ideas for using assessments to enhance learning in your early childhood setting. Discuss how to use observations to create developmentally appropriate learning experiences for infants and toddlers.


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Learn specific visual strategies and communications systems designed to help caregivers support children with Autism.


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Improve your ability to help care for and educate young children with Autism as you concentrate on learning specific behavior and guidance strategies.


July 15-22, 2024, 06:30pm - 09:00pm, Training Room 11 (1423)
Autism STEM Camps offer a variety of STEM activities including computer design, and creating hats, shirts, and racers. Lunch provided.


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Gather ideas for fun activities to engage young children while teaching them about apples, pumpkins, autumn weather, and more!


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Explore the common reasons children exhibit challenging behaviors, the difference between discipline and punishment, and techniques for helping children begin to develop self-control.


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Children with special needs often display behaviors that appear inappropriate and disruptive. Learn specific strategies to guide children toward a more appropriate response.


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Spending time outdoors is a valuable experience for even the youngest children. Gather ideas for making outside time one of learning, enjoyment, and exploration.


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Reading books with children is important, but so much more can be done to encourage and enhance early literacy and language skills. Gather ideas for literacy activities for a variety of ages, including literacy games, child-made books, and writing activities.


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Explore the importance of blocks in the early childhood environment while providing ideas for supporting and extending children's learning.


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Books aren't just for story time anymore! Discover creative ways to incorporate seasonal children's books into various interest centers and throughout all areas of learning and development.


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Part three of a three-class series discusses the impact of trauma and toxic stress and how it affects the context of our relationships with others and our environment. Examine adverse childhood experiences and how these experiences may affect brain development and neural network connections. Review the F.A.N. Framework to focus on working with young children and families and discover how to build strengths and protective factors in those families to help mitigate the effects that trauma can have on development. Must enroll in all three classes at once; select Infant Mental Health Series class to make your payment and then enroll in additional 3 classes.


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Discuss the challenges commonly faced when supervising others. Gather ideas for managing friends, family, men, women, and a variety of generations in the workplace.


June 3-9, 2024, Online
Love to use big books in your early childhood classroom? Come create 4 interactive big books, appropriate for emergent and early readers, that are fun and seasonally related. You supply 4 close-up photos of your face, scissors, glue sticks, markers, crayons, and a black fine-tip marker.


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What happens when things don't "go as planned?" Sometimes there is disruptive change! We have all been living through disruptive change! Trauma-focused care and how the last few years and events have changed children and adults will be explored, along with interventions or activities that can be used immediately.


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Come prepared to PLAY throughout the day as we tackle some life skills that enhance our work. Chuck Lester, M.S., will lead us in this highly interactive, engaging, and active day! As we play, we will reflection the bigger truths that our play illustrates and will strive to incorporate this into our work with children and families.


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Providing child care for mixed age groups can be a great challenge. Planning and organization can be the key to having an effective and appropriate program for children of various ages. Includes DIY classroom ideas.


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Promote good health and nutrition, prevent illness, reduce injuries, arrange materials and space, and establish routines in the early childhood environment for learning, exploration, and play. Books required.


March 12, 2024 to April 25, 2024, 06:30pm - 09:30pm, Training Room 11 (1423)
July 15, 2024 to August 25, 2024, Online
Focus on the development of children's social skills, empathy, and respect for others through the use of positive guidance techniques and prevention of behavior problems. Discover the relationship between guidance methods and children's individuality, personality, and developmental needs. Books required.


May 7, 2024 to June 13, 2024, 06:30pm - 09:30pm, Training Room 11 (1423)
Study developmentally appropriate equipment, activities, and methods to promote the physical and cognitive development of children. Discover how to incorporate music, art, literature, writing, and block play into daily activities while encouraging creativity and problem-solving. Language development and communication are also featured. Books required.


March 25, 2024 to May 5, 2024, Online
July 16, 2024 to August 27, 2024, 06:30pm - 09:30pm, Training Room 11 (1423)
Focus on the management of resources, organization strategies, communication, planning, record keeping, ethical practices, and working cooperatively with others. Explore the importance of participating in professional development and advocacy activities. Books required.


May 13, 2024 to June 23, 2024, Online
Are you close to completing your CDA requirements and applying to the Council for Professional Recognition to earn your national credential? Come receive extra support and get your CDA Portfolio polished and ready to submit.


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Delve into specific challenging behaviors, such as tantrums and biting. Examine tips for dealing with each behavior and develop behavior goals and positive guidance plans that support the discipline process.


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What is Autism? Explore ways to provide developmentally appropriate care and education techniques for working with young children with Autism.


June 24, 2024 to July 1, 2024, 06:30pm - 09:00pm, Training Room 11 (1423)
Children with Sensory Processing Disorder, also known as Sensory Integration Dysfunction (SID), have trouble organizing information coming in through their senses. Explore the characteristics of children with sensory processing issues and examine strategies for assisting these children in the early childhood setting.


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Become familiar with factors influencing speech and language development and discover ways to support children with special needs as they develop communication skills.


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Young children are often seen as defiant when they are tired, hungry, or upset. However, there are a growing number of children who exhibit defiant behaviors at other times and more frequently. You will learn the symptoms, causes, and classroom strategies for helping young children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder.


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Young children who display gifts or talents in particular areas benefit from having responsive caregivers who can meet their needs in the child care setting. Discover ways to identify each child's gifts and talents and to individualize curriculum for students in the early childhood setting.


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Discuss the importance of creativity in infant and toddler development. Explore ideas for early art activities and other ways to encourage creativity throughout your early learning environment.


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Discuss the guidelines of a developmentally appropriate program and examine excellence in the administration of an early learning program.


July 29, 2024 to August 4, 2024, Online
Part one of a three-class series designed to give multidisciplinary professionals an understanding of infant mental health. Focuses on child brain development within the context of family, environment, and culture, as well as infant mental health. Explore attachments, the importance of nurturing relationships, and how child and parents' individuality, personality, and temperament impact growth. Must enroll in all three classes at once; select Infant Mental Health Series class to make your payment and then enroll in additional 3 classes.


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Professionals working with young children explore their cultural awareness and how concepts such as marginalization and implicit bias impact their work. Learn strategies to embed empathy and acceptance while working with children and families.


Thursday, September 12, 2024, 06:00pm - 09:00pm, Training Room 29 (2427)
The classroom environment can be a powerful teaching tool. Gather ideas for creating a look and feel for your classroom that promotes learning and positive behavior.


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Do you communicate effectively with your staff? Discover practical ways to communicate and connect with the families of children in your childcare setting.


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Help staff grow in their commitment to your program and the field of early childhood education by encouraging professional attitudes and behaviors. Provide your staff with the knowledge and assistance they need to provide the best possible experiences for children and families.


April 29, 2024 to May 5, 2024, Online
Regional Youth Works Methods (YMW) Trainings for ESSER grantees.?You will benefit from two, full YWM training topics. Grantees are encouraged to bring as many team members as possible to this professional development opportunity.


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Explore the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct while considering how this position statement impacts the actions of both you and your staff.


June 24-30, 2024, Online
Explore the topic of ethics, values, and professionalism in early childhood education. Examine the National Association's Code of Ethics while considering how this position statement impacts your actions as an early childhood educator.


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Share information and connect with the families of children with special needs.


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As a small business owner, you should have contracts and policies in place that help you communicate with families. Explore the components of effective contracts and policies, as well as the pitfalls to avoid.


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Developing partnerships with families is an integral part of any early learning environment. Gather ideas for communicating, discover methods to encourage involvement, and gain knowledge on how to welcome and support diverse families within your program.


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Gather ideas for simple and inexpensive marketing techniques that will help attract families to your program. Ideas for communicating with existing families and getting them involved will also be shared.


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You will need your bug spray for all the bugs you will BEE around in this exciting class. Gather a variety of ideas for insect-themed activities to use throughout the curriculum. You supply scissors, markers, and glue.


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Discover the impact of parent-child interactions in this transformative class led by Dr. Lewis, Associate Professor at Tulane University. Unveil insights on nurturing bonds, attachment, and racial acceptance through a unique lens. Joined by Dr. Beasley, Clinical Child Psychologist and Associate Professor at Oklahoma State University, you will explore the dynamics of parent-child relationships and embark on a journey of connection and healing.


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Gain valuable communication techniques, conflict resolution strategies, and cultural sensitivity to create a nurturing and inclusive childcare environment.


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Do you work in the early childhood industry and see the struggles that families face regarding service provisions? Do you want to share about positive changes that could be made? This listening session will facilitate discussions related to funding, advocacy, services, professional development barriers, and other industry specific issues in your community. Brought to you by Tulsa Tech, OKAIMH, and The Parent Child Center of Tulsa.


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Become familiar with ways to include children with special needs in the child care setting. Identify the definition of special needs, learn about guidelines for working with children with disabilities, and gather ideas for making adaptations to curriculum, activities, materials, and equipment.


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Discover information about newborn and infant crying patterns, inconsolable crying (The Period of PURPLE Crying©), soothing techniques, and strategies to prevent Abusive Head Trauma and Shaken Baby Syndrome.


Thursday, June 6, 2024, 06:30pm - 08:30pm, Training Room 10 (1422)
A three-class series designed to give multidisciplinary professionals an understanding of infant mental health development. Must enroll in all three classes at once. No refunds issued after 10/2.


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Explore strategies for encouraging meaningful interactions and gather tips for creating a successful infant toddler environment.


June 3-9, 2024, Online
Discover ways to foster good communication with the families of infants and toddlers. Discuss ways to incorporate information shared by families into the early learning setting.


June 24-30, 2024, Online
Explore ways to promote the importance of play investigations for young children. Identify ways to present children's research projects and findings to parents, co-teachers, and administrators. Bring a spiral notebook to the first night of class.


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Designed for center administrators to discover how to help staff use an evidence-based framework to address children's social and emotional development and challenging behavior.


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Lesson plans are an important component of any high-quality early learning environment. Review the components of successful lesson plans and discover available resources and creative ideas geared towards young children.


July 29, 2024 to August 4, 2024, Online
Discover innovative techniques for promoting literacy in various settings, whether in the classroom, at home, or within the community.


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Interest centers can increase learning while reducing behavior issues in your early learning environment. Explore strategies for encouraging meaningful play opportunities and gather tips and tools for setting up successful interest areas for a variety of ages.


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Interest centers can increase learning while reducing behavior issues in your early learning environment. Explore strategies for encouraging meaningful play opportunities and gather tips and tools for setting up successful interest areas for a variety of ages.


May 6-13, 2024, 06:30pm - 09:00pm, Training Room 11 (1423)
Are you eager to learn about your Medicare enrollment options? This informative class will teach you about your options and help you make wise choices for your future.


Tuesday, June 25, 2024, 06:00pm - 08:00pm, Meeting Room (3222)
Discover the fundamentals of personal finance, presented in a clear, concise manner. Uncover new ways to grow and protect your wealth for retirement, education, and other life goals. Ideal for anyone eager to take control and improve their financial well-being.


Tuesday, May 28, 2024, 06:00pm - 07:30pm, Training Room 10 (1422)
Tuesday, June 25, 2024, 06:00pm - 07:30pm, Training Room 10 (1422)
Changing activities can result in frustration and challenging behaviors within groups of children. Gather ideas for fun and practical games, activities, songs, and props that encourage successful transitions and engage children during group times.


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Music and movement can help children learn and grow. Discover creative ways to include music and movement in your school-age program.


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Explore the science behind trauma and its impact on the brain and how to help individuals, families, and communities thrive by learning to put interventions into place. Uncover ways to mitigate the accumulation of ACEs by educating people about trauma and empowering them to use resilience strategies to foster healing. Brought to you by Tulsa Tech and the Potts Family Foundation.


Tuesday, April 30, 2024, 06:30pm - 08:30pm, Training Room 11 (1423)
Understand early brain development and its impact on future growth and learning. Discover how to support the developing brain through everyday activities and interactions in the early childhood setting.


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Dr. Hellman is the author of "Hope Rising: How the Science of Hope Can Change Your Life." The Science and Power of Hope is a research theory based on the importance of hope in determining resiliency in the lives of children and families impacted by trauma.


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This online test through the Oklahoma Family Resource Coalition's Child & Parenting Specialist credential is essential for prevention education programs designed for well-functioning families with typical parent/child issues and families who are experiencing moderate to severe family stressors (i.e., child abuse, family disruption, children with special needs, etc.).


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Connect with child development experts, early childhood educators, and local administrators to discover effective strategies for children transitioning into public school environments.


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Increase your awareness of services offered for parents and caregivers with special needs children by attending this On the Road seminar. Provides information and resources for professionals, parents, and caregivers to assist in navigating the complex healthcare system.


Thursday, June 6, 2024, 06:00pm - 09:00pm, Training Room 28 (2426)
Discover how to open your family child care, including balancing time and money, regulatory entities, and resources.


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How do you plan for a successful day with infants and toddlers? Discover ways to plan developmentally appropriate days and create effective schedules and routines for your learning environment.


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Explore ways to communicate with others and positively handle conflict among staff and children in the early childhood setting. Techniques shared include the use of assertive language, positive attitudes, and the negotiation process while encouraging the development of strong communication skills in young children.


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Explore what it means to create a foundation for positive social interactions during infancy. Discuss factors that influence behavior and review tips for handling difficult toddler behaviors.


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Understand the warning signs of child abuse and neglect, state regulations, and processes for reporting. Strategies for preventing abuse, supporting families, and keeping children safe will be explored and discussed.


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As you look at houses, they might all start to look the same. What clues should you look for in a great value and which ones indicate a more significant, costly issue? Let our expert give you some great tips!


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Examine the value of relationships in the infant and toddler early learning setting while discussing the importance of secure attachments.


April 29, 2024 to May 5, 2024, Online
Photos are an important addition to any early childhood setting as they can be used to individualize and personalize concepts and activities, make abstract concepts real to children, and support all areas of the curriculum. Join us as we explore many ways to enrich children's learning experiences with photos.


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Come explore the hows and whys of cooperative games for preschool and school-age children. You will have the opportunity to ACTIVELY participate while learning a variety of age-appropriate cooperative games. Dress comfortably.


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Science experiments aren't for scientists. They are fun for everybody, and that includes you and the children in your program. Be ready to be amazed at how easy it is to use ordinary material in extraordinary ways! Ideas shared are appropriate for pre-k and elementary students.


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Our expert has some tips, gadgets, and common-sense strategies to deter a break-in or theft at your home.


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Part two of a three-class series designed to give multidisciplinary professionals an understanding of infant mental health. Discover core competencies that will help you engage with young children and families through simulation. Live class simulations allow a greater application of class content. Must enroll in all three classes at once; select Infant Mental Health Series class to make your payment and then enroll in additional 3 classes. Brought to you by Tulsa Tech at the OU Tulsa Schusterman Center, Tandy Education Center, 4502 E. 41st St.


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Are you eager to learn about your Social Security options? This informative class will teach you about your options and help you make wise choices for your future.


Tuesday, June 18, 2024, 06:00pm - 07:30pm, Meeting Room (3222)
Required by Oklahoma State Department of Education for all Tier I Special Education Paraprofessionals. Content focuses on skills and topics important for success as Special Education Paraprofessionals. Book included.


June 24-27, 2024, 08:00am - 03:00pm, Meeting Room (F-044)
Gain inexpensive ideas to spruce up your spring-themed units and discover how to add new life to your math, science, language, songs, snacks, and games by relating them to spring concepts such as flowers, weather, and bugs


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Discover the possibilities through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Introduce young children to fun and exciting experiments using STEAM-driven activities.


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Stress is one of the most significant factors impacting health, work, home, and happiness. Through discussion and activities, explore the causes and results of stress and the tools for coping with difficult situations in the school-based setting. Learn to maximize your time and lower your stress level.


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Stress is one of the most significant factors impacting health, work, home, and happiness. Through discussion and activities, explore the causes and results of stress and the tools for coping with difficult situations in the school-based setting. Learn to maximize your time and lower your stress level.


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Acquire strategies for supporting both home language development and English language learning while collecting ideas for literacy materials, props, and ways to meet the needs of English language learners.


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Become more comfortable in the job of Child Care Center Director by discovering key elements of a center director's job. Identify strategies for making the job more enjoyable while becoming a more effective leader.


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Join Tulsa Birth Equity Initiative and those from our healthcare systems for a conversation about maternal health innovations that are happening in Tulsa.


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Bring your staff together for this fun-filled, activity-rich training course that demonstrates the importance of the 3 C's: Communication, Cooperation, and Common Purpose.


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Bring your staff together for this fun-filled, activity-rich training course that demonstrates the importance of the 3 C's: Communication, Cooperation, and Common Purpose.


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Investigate various temperament traits and how to observe them in children. Discover ways to use this knowledge to build positive relationships with infants and toddlers and to plan effectively.


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Learn how to effectively manage your resources, as well as those of your childcare center. Explore the topics of budgeting, fundraising, collecting fees, delegating responsibilities, dealing with paper piles, and much more.


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Current brain research demonstrates children who have been exposed to traumatic events have changed brain architecture. Professionals who work with young children who have experienced trauma and toxic stress will gain a broader understanding of trauma, toxic stress, and strategies to mitigate risks and better support children.


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How do you make meetings and trainings for your staff more fun and meaningful? Discover inexpensive ways to encourage and motivate your employees.


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Transition periods are a pivotal part of any educational or childcare setting. When combined with engaging story time sessions, they become powerful tools for learning and development.


July 24-31, 2024, 06:30pm - 09:00pm, Training Room 11 (1423)
Explore the different forms of trauma experienced by children and families. Identify strategies and community services available to support children and families dealing with trauma.


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Explore the profound impact of early literacy on a child's cognitive, emotional, and social development. Gain insights into selecting age-appropriate books that captivate young imaginations and stimulate learning.


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Identify what virtual learning looks like for young children. Discover developmentally appropriate ways to engage young learners utilizing virtual platforms. Expand virtual learning beyond screens.


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Visual schedules use visual cues to support learning with young children. Discover ways to use visual schedules to reduce behavior challenges and classroom disruptions.


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Open the way to endless learning possibilities using a box, some imagination, and a few simple supplies. Discover new, exciting ideas and create your own prop box. Bring scissors, markers, and glue.


June 4-11, 2024, 06:30pm - 09:00pm, Training Room 29 (2427)
Have you been putting off writing that will? Are you confused about trusts and estate planning? Speak with our expert and let them help you navigate this important responsibility.


Tuesday, July 2, 2024, 06:00pm - 09:00pm, Meeting Room (3222)
Gather ideas for fun activities to engage young children while teaching them about winter weather, sports, clothing, and more!


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You will be introduced to the concept of anxiety disorders and developmentally typical anxiety. Discuss the three major anxiety types seen in young children, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Separation Anxiety Disorder (SAD), and Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD). Signs and symptoms for each sub-type and strategies for helping children will be shared.


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You will be introduced to the concept of anxiety disorders and developmentally typical anxiety. Discuss the three major anxiety types seen in young children, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Separation Anxiety Disorder (SAD), and Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD). Signs and symptoms for each sub-type and strategies for helping children will be shared.


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Young children are naturally energetic, but why are some children highly active? Discover reasons for high activity levels, and what you can do to help guide and support children who consistently exhibit impulsive, distracted behaviors.


June 3-10, 2024, 06:30pm - 09:00pm, Training Room 11 (1423)