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    Strategies to Support DLLs and Their Families

    Are you interested in learning strategies to support dual language learners (DLLs) and their families? Join presenters Lea Ann Christenson, Ph.D., and Nadia J. Jones, Ed.D., on November 10 for "Strength in Diversity: Practical Theory and Strategies to Support DLLs and Their Families." About This webinar will cover practical theory, easy-to-use advice, and strategies to […]

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  • Image: A young boy stands beside a woman, sticking his hand inside of a box.

    Raising Racially Just Kids In Today’s Media Environment

    Are you interested in learning how movies and television shape children's ideas about race and ethnicity? Join EmbraceRace on November 11 for their webinar, "Lights, Camera, Representation! TV, Movies, and Children's Thinking About Race." About This webinar will explore how movies and television shape children's ideas about race and ethnicity, what adults can do to […]

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  • Image: Three individuals stand together, chatting happily at Trying Together's Open House.

    Connections and Conversations: Intergenerational Learning

    Are you interested in learning how to build positive relationships between adults and children? Join Trying Together on Wednesday, November 11 for our free virtual workshop, “Connections and Conversations: Intergenerational Learning.” About Connections and Conversations Virtual Check-Ins are interactive sessions that highlight topics of interest to the field of early childhood education. Participants will engage […]

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  • Image: A caregiver pushes her young child on a swing at a local park in Pittsburgh.
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    Recess Advocacy Team Community Conversation

    Are you interested in joining fellow advocates to discuss the important roles play and physical activity have in children's lives? Join the Recess Advocacy Team on November 17 for a Virtual Community Conversation. About The freedom to play improves children’s social, emotional, physical, and cognitive skills. Children make sense of what’s happening in the world […]

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  • Image: Several young children play together in an early learning classroom. Two children gather together to play with a doll house. Several other children gather to play on a table that features a map.

    School’s Out! Challenges and Solutions for School-Age Programs

    Are you interested in exploring common challenges and solutions for school-age programs? Join presenters Tracy Galuski, Ph.D., Arlene Rider, Ph.D., and Nadia J. Jones, Ed.D. on November 18 for “School’s Out! Challenges and Solutions for School-Age Programs: Meaningful Activities.” About Professionals who work with school-age children in out-of-school environments often struggle with ways to keep […]

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