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Participants will learn strategies to create a calming environment and to promote relaxation in their programs. Learn why mindfulness, meditation and gratitude practices are important to children. Leave with mindfulness and gratitude activities that you can implement right away. January 11, 2021 | 6:30 - 8:30 PM | Online. Cost: $20.00.
Communication is connection to yourself and others. This workshop will inspire you to understand your personal behaviours and how to enhance your personal development that will support relationships with your colleagues, the families you work with, your friendships and other important relationships. Learn how to create boundaries and feel positive after a “stressful conversation”. January …
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The stories that inform our practices shape us whether we are aware of it or not. It is important critical and ethical practice to think about the words we use to see, think and describe what a child is doing. The phrases and words we use can shape a child's world and internal narrative. In …
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6 sessions: 3rd Thursday of the month : October 15, November 19, December 17, January 21, February 18 & March 18. Do you love to learn? Do you love engaging with others? If so, join us for our next Community of Practice (CoP) where participants will be able to read, discuss and share ideas to …
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Bringing Tradition Home (BTH) is a parenting program designed upon traditional Indigenous values. This workshop is designed as a facilitator training and will work with participants to consider how best to deliver the BTH parenting program in their own community using the BTH manual. The training will review ways to provide support and guidance to …
Making the Most of Moe® is a five-hour online workshop created, owned and facilitated by Anne Gardner and Margaret Chesterman, the Speech-Language Pathologists who developed Moe the Mouse® for BCACCS. In this workshop educators are shown how to use the Moe the Mouse® Curriculum Box. The basics of speech and language development in young children, …
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