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Observation And Assessment Courses for Early Childhood Educators

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IFSP/IEP Writing and Team Collaboration
Presented by Amy Schlessman, BS, MPT, DPT, DHS
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Course: #32666Level: Introductory2 Hours
Sharpen your IFSP/IEP writing skills, including writing collaborative IFSP/IEP goals.

Home Visiting: Documenting the Home Visit and Weekly Planning
Presented by Dana Staser, BA
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Course: #32587Level: Intermediate1 Hour
This course is designed to support home visitors as they encourage families to participate in observing and assessing children’s outcomes and documenting the work done within the home visit.

Home Visiting: Child Observations and Weekly Planning
Presented by Dana Staser, BA
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Course: #32583Level: Intermediate1 Hour
This course supports home visitors as they organize their home visits with families and encourage family participation in weekly planning and assessing children’s outcomes.

Individualized Instruction, in partnership with Region 9 Head Start Association
Presented by Dana Staser, BA
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Course: #32507Level: Intermediate2 Hours
Learn effective strategies to individualize teaching for children birth to 7, with specific dual language learning and disabilities techniques. Explore strategies from child observations to lesson planning, presented in partnership with Region 9 Head Start Association’s Training West.

Documentation: Making Children's Learning Visible
Presented by Hilary Seitz, PhD
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Course: #32214Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Learn how early childhood educators can use the documentation process as a means to understand and make children’s learning visible. The course focuses on the elements of the documentation process for individual children and for a whole group.

Purposes and Benefits of Assessment
Presented by Natasha Crosby Kile, MS
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Course: #32164Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Assessment is critical in helping caregivers understand and support young children’s learning. Understanding the purposes and benefits of assessment ensures that caregivers have the information they need to make decisions that impact the curriculum, environment, and teaching practices.

Teaching Children with Autism: Critical Skills, Writing Goals, and Monitoring Progress
Presented by Tara Warwick, MS, OTR/L
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Course: #32072Level: Advanced2 Hours
Learn the steps involved in teaching young children with autism new skills, including how and what skills to assess, writing goals, strategies for teaching new skills, and how to monitor progress.

Into Focus: Non-Medicated Strategies for Young Children with ADHD
Presented by Eve Margol, BA, MEd
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Course: #35018Level: Introductory1 Hour
Learn about ADHD, associated stress in the classroom, and how to use non-medicated strategies to help children succeed. This will be especially helpful to those working with children with ADHD or with undiagnosed behavioral challenges similar to ADHD.

Helping Children Learn Through Bias-Free Observation and Assessment
Presented by Rebecca Reynolds, MA, EdD
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Course: #31769Level: Advanced1 Hour
Learn how assessment bias influences the outcome of children’s written assessment and how to avoid that bias. Also, learn how to prevent bias from assessments following children throughout their school years.

Observing Young Children
Presented by Jennifer Romanoff, MA
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Course: #31640Level: Introductory1 Hour
Learn key ways to effectively take observations of young children through a variety of approaches. Understand how to use the information gathered to speak to parents and ensure a relationship of trust that benefits the child's overall development and growth.

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