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Summer Newsletter: August, 2018 |
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Fall Conference is just around the corner! |
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The field of early childhood education and care is evolving every day. There are new things to learn, new people to meet, new obstacles to overcome, and new opportunities to discover. At our Annual Fall Conference, we have created a rich learning environment for Early Childhood Educators to dive deep into sessions, soak up the knowledge, network with friends and colleagues, and visit the fabulous vendors!
Join us in partnership with the CCR&R of Multnomah County at Mt. Hood Community College on October 12th and 13th! Registration will open on September 4th.
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Calling all presenters! Don't miss your chance to be part of something big! The deadline to submit your presentation proposals is fast approaching. Submit your proposals by August 24th for a chance to share meaningful and effective approaches to increase learning opportunities for children. |
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Join ORAEYC, Multnomah County CCR&R, and over 250 early childhood educators and advocates for an opportunity to share and sell your resources, materials, and goods with the early learning community. Reserve your spot today!
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Certified Family Child Care Management Training |
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Are you ready to take your child care business to a higher level? Do you need hours in Program Management for QRIS? We are looking for a diverse group of providers to join us! Thanks to a grant from the Ford Family Foundation and in collaboration with AFSCME, applications are now open for our next cohort serving Douglas, Coos and Curry Counties and surrounding regions.
- 60 hours of Set Two Training in Program Management
- Q & A sessions and coaching in the development of a Business Plan
- Meets course outcomes and is the foundation of your QRIS portfolio
- Applies to those who serve children from infants through school-age
The cohort will run from September 22nd through May 4th, 2019. Applications are due by August 24th.
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The Early Link Podcast
Produced by Children's Institute
The Early Link Podcast highlights national, regional, and local voices working in early childhood education. The monthly podcast covers a variety of topics that encompass the diverse and unique programs and individuals working to ensure all children are provided with equitable opportunities to thrive. These engaging stories shine an important light on the impact of increased state and federal investments and direct services working to improve high-quality early learning experiences for all children.
Listen to the Podcast |
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How to Prepare Your Toddler for Preschool
By Zero the Three
"Learn what you can do to make this big transition to preschool easier for your child. You’ll find a timeline for all the things that need to be done to prepare for preschool and guidance on saying a “good good-bye” on your child’s first day."
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Easing First Day Jitters: Strategies for Successful Home-to-School Transitions
By Sara B. Tours & Lindsay R. Dennis
"This article presents home-to-school strategies that teachers and families can use to reduce young children’s school adjustment challenges. We explore basic strategies, as well as more specific visual and auditory supports, and include specific examples of how they might be implemented at home and in the early education setting."
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18 Perfect Picture Books for the First Weeks of School
By Elizabeth Mulvahill
"We all know the first weeks of school with our students can truly set the stage for the entire year. Read-aloud books are a great way to facilitate class discussions, encourage students to feel comfortable sharing, and help you and your students establish which values will define your class’s identity."
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