When a child uses challenging behaviors at school, parents and teachers need to work together to address the issue. However, when discussing behavior problems parents often feel blamed by the teachers and the teachers often feel unsupported by the parents. This session focuses on developing strategies and skills to make these conversations more productive for everyone...especially the child! Participants will learn how to set the stage for and successfully conduct these difficult conversations with parents.

This learning event is for Adult, Child, and Infant CPR certification. This is designed to help individuals recognize and respond to an emergency and demonstrate the three emergency action steps. Proper CPR techniques will be demonstrated during the training event. Participants will also be able to identify signals of a breathing emergency. The instructors will assess knowledge gained through guided video skill practice and instructor feedback. Feedback on outcome mastery will be provided throughout the session and during the evaluation process.

This class will take place on November 18th

This VIRTUAL training provides an overview of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), identifies risk factors, and describes ways to reduce the risk of SIDS in child care.

Providers will take a closer look and become more familiar with the new Early Childhood Care Environment Rating Scale, Third Edition.

Providers will take a closer look and become more familiar with the new Infant/Toddler Environment Rating Scale, Third Edition.

This EPR in Child Care training for early educators. NC Child Care Rules require that all family child care home operators and one staff person per child care center complete the EPR training by July 2017. The session will last approximately two hours and covers planning and preparing for emergencies in early care and education settings. It includes an overview and an introduction to the online EPR Plan template and covers questions about the assignment, practicing, responding and recovery related to emergencies.

Providers will take a closer look and become more familiar with the new Family Child Care Environment Rating Scale, Third Edition.