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Empowering and Strengthening Relationships Across Early Childhood Settings

Harvard Graduate School of Education 13 Appian Way, Cambridge, MA, United States

Join the Harvard Graduate School of Education on June 27 and 28 for "Empowering and Strengthening Relationships Across Early Childhood Settings," a new program intended for early education leaders, principals, program directors, administrators, and teacher leaders. About "Empowering and Strengthening Relationships Across Early Childhood Settings" is offered as part of the Zaentz Professional Learning Academy, […]

$199

Two young children and one adult play together, putting individual colored knobs into a plastic, purple base that sits on the floor.
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Parent-Child Interaction

Are you looking to engage in an educational experience with your young child? Join other caregivers and their young children for creative STEM-based activities. Together, parent and child will interact with each other and socialize with other families to grow, learn, and play! Learn More To learn more, contact Neil Walker at 412.728.2892 or neil@tryingtogether.org. […]

Free

Teacher working with preschool children

Working With Diverse Families: Supporting Dual Language Learners (Online)

In this online course, participants will engage in an interactive professional development session to build and strengthen knowledge in working with diverse children ages birth to five and families. To support early childhood practitioners serving this population, this session will focus on current research strategies when teaching dual language learners, and techniques to engage families. […]

$14

Breaking Bold: Igniting a Love for Learning

Join Weston Kieschnick, Senior Fellow at the International Center for Leadership in Education, on November 20 for his webinar, "Breaking Bold: Igniting a Love for Learning." About More than pedagogical understanding, instructional strategies, or even content knowledge, the number one factor in predicting a child’s academic success is the absence, or presence, of positive teacher-student […]

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