Early Childhood Development
Support Centre Newsletter
Winter 2015
Wishing You A Happy and Prosperous 2015
Table Of Contents
Workshop Guidelines
2
Yarmouth & Bridgewater Professional
Development
3-6
For Work in Regulated Child Care
7
ECE Information
8
Food Safety & First Aid Training
9
Network Meetings
10
New Resources
11
Recipes
12-13
NSCC Burridge Campus
Donna Barrett: Coordinator
372 Pleasant Street, Yarmouth, NS B5A 2L2
Phone:(902)742-7832 Fax:(902) 742-7857
Email: [email protected]
or [email protected]
Let it Snow
Let it Snow
Let it Snow
The holidays are now behind us and we now look forward to early morning
shoveling, wet mittens, hot chocolate and snow days. The unexpected
cancellation of school can cause many changes in schedules and routines not
only for parents but for Childcare Centres as well. Suddenly there’s more children
that need care, late staff due to road conditions, and a panicked frenzy about meals
and activities to keep all happily occupied for the day. Believe it or not, a hectic
snow day can be somewhat avoided! Here are some tips to help you
endure those unexpected bad weather days!
1. Expect the Unexpected~You know there will be at least a few snow days
during the winter months, so expect them and plan ahead. Having
experiences planned that involve minimal prep time can alleviate you
fear of having uninvolved children on your hands.
Hours: Monday to Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm
Extended evening and weekend hours
available by appointment.
2. Use the Weather for the teachable moment it is~snow storms offer a
wide range of scientific examination. Watch the clouds, study the
snowdrifts, enjoy the snow in a scientific way!
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3. Take the plunge~If the weather has calmed and if there is a safe spot
to do so...bundle up and get out there! Snowdrifts make great snow
forts, sculptures and hills for sliding! Become artists and paint the
snow with water and food coloring!
Website: www.ecdsc.nscc.ca
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Development Support Centre Burridge Campus
The views expressed herein are solely those of the
authors and do not necessarily represent the policy
of the Department of Education and Early
Childhood Development
This project is made possible by contributions
received through the Early Childhood
Education Training Initiative coordinated
by the Department of Education and Early
Childhood Development
4. Bring the outside-IN~If it’s just too messy to bring the children out, bring
a few large containers of the white stuff inside! The children will enjoy
the activity and the novelty of snow inside!
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Family Literacy Day
Please circulate and post this newsletter!
January 27th, 2015
To be added to our e-mail list please Email: [email protected]
or [email protected]
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Workshop Guidelines
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Workshop Registration Guidelines
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PRE-REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT is required at least TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE so we can ensure
enough space and materials are provided for, and that we have enough people for the workshop to take place.
 One participant per registration form
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FILL OUT THE ENTIRE FORM including your NSCC student ID. If you do not have an ID then please
include either your Birth Date or SIN number to create one.
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Registrations cannot be processed, nor spaces held, unless the above guidelines are followed.
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Cancellations must be processed 2 weeks before the workshop occurs. Therefore, to get a credit, please contact us at
least 2 weeks prior to a workshop if you are unable to attend.
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You will receive an email of your confirmed workshop registration, and your receipt will be mailed.
Note:
A workshop may sometimes be cancelled due to low enrollment. Please be sure to register as soon as possible
to ensure that you will have a spot in the workshop and check for your workshop’s deadline.
Our workshops are held in scent free facilities, please honor this.
Please relay this message to your colleagues.
~ People will receive emails confirming workshop Registration
Mail, Fax or Email Registration Form
To Register for any of our workshops, please mail fully completed registration form to :
NSCC Burridge Campus, ECDSC
372 Pleasant Street
Yarmouth, NS B5A 2L2
along with check or money order payable ECDSC NSCC , or credit card information
Or by faxing to 902-742-7857 with credit card information
Or email [email protected]
REGISTRATION FORM CAN BE DOWNLOADED AT:
http://www.ecdsc.nscc.ca/documents/RegistrationformFeb2014.pdf
NSCC Accounts must be in good financial standing to be enrolled in any workshop.
NAME CHANGE ?
If you have had a change of name:
WE WANT TO
HEAR FROM YOU
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-Please take photocopies of 2 pieces of ID
-Along with Student w# if you have one,
-Your current address, phone and email
And forward to us so we may update your
information in the NSCC System.
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Did you find this newsletter
interesting ?
Do you have questions or ideas
about anything you have read ?
Do you have ideas you would
like to share ?
Please circulate and post this newsletter!
Email: [email protected]
or [email protected] To be added to our
e-mail list. Or visit our website:
www.ecdsc.nscc.ca
Professional Development Yarmouth & Bridgewater
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Helping Others to Work Collaboratively Course: #5609
The workplace is an environment that utilizes both social and professional relationships. In this course the learner will examine
the elements that contribute to a work environment that supports collaboration.
Date: January 8th to 30th, 2015 Preregister by January 5th, 2015 Cost : $69.00 PD Hours 10
Facilitation Method: Black Board Collaboration, Jan 8 6:00-9:00 Desire2learn and email assignments
Facilitator: Michelle Doucette, NSCC Faculty
The Workplace: Enhancing the Quality of Work Life Course: #5607
The purpose of this course is to provide the learner with a foundation of understanding and a general overview of the concepts of creating a
healthy work place. Examine the components that create a healthy work environment including professional and social relationship building
and creating a safe and productive work environment. Explore the concepts of: appropriate working relationships, supporting co-workers and
professional growth. Define, as it relates to the ECE work environment: critical thinking skills, professional development, cultural diversity
and the respectful workplace.
Date: February 5th to 27th, 2015 Preregister by January 30th, 2015 Cost $69.00 PD Hours 10
Facilitation Method: Black Board Collaboration, Jan 8 6:00-9:00 Desire2learn and email assignments
Facilitator: Michelle Doucette, NSCC Faculty
Dealing with Problems and Conflict Course:
#5855
This course will provide the learner with a foundation of understanding and a general overview of the concepts of dealing with problems and
conflict.
Date: March 4th to 27th, 2015 Preregister by February 25th, 2015 Cost $69.00 PD Hours 10
Facilitation Method: Video conference Mar 4 6:30-8:30 & email assignments
Facilitator: Peggy Duncan, NSCC Faculty
Recognizing Prior Learning Information Session
Did you know it is possible to earn credits that recognize prior learning you've acquired through college or university courses, other training,
work experiences, volunteer activities, and personal study? NSCC recognizes that adults learn and acquire skills through a number of different
avenues: through credit and non-credit courses, on the job training, work experiences, life experiences, volunteer activities, and personal study. If
you want to learn more please attend the information session.
Date: Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Time 6:30 -7:30
Please register for session by February 10 and no cost.
Tentative Delivery Skype , Black Board Collaboration or Face to Face Lunenburg Campus
Facilitated by Donna Barrett and Courtney Hudgins ECDSC Coordinators
Creating a Respectful Workplace in an Early Learning & Childcare Environment Workshop
Date: Tuesday, April 7th to May 1/2015 Class# 5601 6 PD Hours
Location: Online, Cost $45.00 tax included, Pre-Register by March 24th, 2015
Creating a Respectful Workplace in an Early Learning & Childcare Environment. Is an online workshop where
participants will discuss the different components of exhibiting respect and how they apply it within the
ELCC workplace. Case studies developed based on survey results create a hands on and applicable learning
environment. Videos shown display common issues found in the workplace and demonstrate appropriate
ways to manage them in the real world.
Workshop Goals are:
To provide an understanding of what appropriate practices are for employers and employees in relation to
creating a respectful working environment in an early learning and childcare setting.
To provide participants with the knowledge to detect and respectfully address inappropriate practices.
Facilitator: Michelle Doucette-Wallace is a certified online instructor and
Early Childhood Education Faculty at the
NSCC Burridge Campus.
Professional Development Yarmouth & Bridgewater
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Early Childhood Education and Care Discussion and Information Exchange
Third Monday Night Per Month 7:00 to 8:30
PD Hours 1.5
An opportunity to share ideas, new sights from current workshops and experiences is available through Early Childhood
Education and Care discussions chaired by a leader around specific topics.
Monthly discussions are happening on the third Monday night of the month at 7:00 to 8:30 via audio (phone) conferencing , at no
cost to you. You can connect from your home . You will need to register and receive information to connect to the group.
Contact: [email protected] or Telephone 902-742-7832
List of Upcoming Discussion Topics & Dates:
ECE Networking and Sharing Telephone Conferencing Sessions
January 19, “Promoting ECE ( Early Childhood Education) Matters and Our Profession in Rural Communities.”
We will discuss tools and strategies to implement in your community. Margot Nickerson Co Chair Advocacy Committee Nova
Scotia Child Care Association will join in on the session.
February 16 – “What does diversity look like in your program , how we can creative an inclusive child care program?”
Diversity represented in child care includes:
Background – ethnicity/race, culture, religion, socioeconomic status
Family structure – divorced, single, step families, adoptive families, same sex parents, involvement of extended families.
Individual differences including gender, disabilities/special needs, and learning styles.
March 23 “ Empowering Girls”
With the help of the adults in their lives, girls and boys can gain media literacy skills, can learn to
resist the message that how girls look is what matters, and can learn how to advocate for
themselves. What do you do within your programs to empower girls?
We hope you can join us.
SOUTHWESTERN REGION EARLY LEARNING
& CHILD CARE SPRING CONFERENCE
APRIL 11th, 2015
Location: NSCC Burridge Campus, Yarmouth
Conference brochures available Mid January
8:30 - 9:00 Registration & Booth & Vendors Display Viewing
9:00 - 12:00 Morning Workshops
12:00 - 1:00
Lunch, ECE Networking, viewing display booths & vendors
1:00 - 3:00
Afternoon Workshops
3:00 - 3:30
Evaluation & Wrap up
Display Booths, Woozles Book Fair, and Vendors will be present
Professional Development Yarmouth & Bridgewater
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Leadership Training
Fundamental Movement Skills for Early Childhood settings
BURRIDGE CAMPUS NSCC YARMOUTH, SAT. FEB. 7/15 10:00 AM – 1:30 PM
PD HOURS 3.5 COST: $30 - INCLUDES WORKSHOP, MANUAL, AND HEALTHY
SNACKS
*SNOW DATE FEBRUARY 21ST, 2015*
What is Tumblebugs?
Tumblebugs is an exciting program designed by Gymnastics Nova Scotia
that teaches basic body movement skills to 3-5 year olds. Participants who
take this training will become certified Tumblebugs Leaders.
Who can use Tumblebugs?
Anyone can use it. Tumblebugs can be used by leaders in family resource
centres, play groups, day cares, schools, a day camp or sport camp setting,
an after school program could be developed, or a regular weekly program.
Why take the training?
Physical activity is part of healthy child development. Active and
healthy children are more likely to become active and healthy adults.
As a Tumblebugs Leader, you will give them fundamental movement
skills that will serve them for a lifetime.
Registration deadline:
January 23, 2015.
For info, please call or e-mail
Donna Barrett
902-742-7832 (Mon. –Fri.)
[email protected]
Reminder
Dress for light activity & bring a pen
See next page for registration form
→
Professional Development Yarmouth & Bridgewater
TUMBLEBUGS LEADER WORKSHOP REGISTRATION
Workshop Date: Saturday February 7, 2015 (10-1:30pm). Place: NSCC Burridge Campus, Yarmouth
*Snow Date February 21st, 2015*
Organization Represented ___________________________________________________
Phone _________________ email ___________________________________________
Mailing Address ___________________________________________________________
Participants
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
Fees:
*Registration Fee
$30 X ______ participants =
**Materials Fee (Kit package) $155 per organization
Additional Equipment Kits (incl. Activity Plan manual)
___________
___________
_____ X $155 =
___________
Additional Activity Plan manuals requested (without Kit) _____ X $25 =
___________
Kit supplement (2 extra ribbons, balls, ropes, scarves)
___________
Total payment enclosed
_____ X $15 =
___________
Cheques to be made payable and sent with this form by the registration deadline to:
Gymnastics Nova Scotia, 5516 Spring Garden Road, 4th Floor, Halifax, NS B3J 1G6
Also email this form to [email protected] by Monday, January 23rd, 2015.
Note - Each centre that has staff being trained to offer Tumblebugs must purchase the Kit
package. The individuals' registration is additional.
*Includes workshop instruction, workbook and certificate
**Includes Equipment Kit, Activity Plans manual, Activity Plan DVD, poster, parent handouts, ideas for program
enhancement
Materials will be delivered at the workshop. Reminder – Dress for light activity, bring a pen,
Workshop Date: Saturday February 7th, 2015 10:00pm – 1:30 PM
372 Pleasant Street , Yarmouth, NS *Snow Date February 21st, 2015*
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Training For Work in Regulated Child Care
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Orientation for Staff Working in Licensed Child Care Facilities
Register now for tentative Spring Session in Bridgewater, April 18, May 30, & June 20
Classification is required for all individuals working with children in a licensed child care facility. See
Classification requirements: www.ednet.ns.ca/earlyyears/pd/OrientationforStaff.shtml
Staff who are not classified are required to complete Orientation for Staff Working in Licensed Child Care Facilities
within one year of their date of employment.
Orientation for Staff Working in Licensed Child Care Facilities is required to qualify for three classifications:
1). Entry Level Classification
2). School Age Approval with additional educational requirements approved for work with school age children
3). Level 1 Classification plus other requirements
Orientation for Staff Working in Licensed Child Care Facilities <http://www.cccns.org/orientation/home.htm>
is a 16 session orientation with 10 of the sixteen sessions being a self study for the orientation participant and the six
remaining sessions delivered in a class room setting (either in 3 Saturday classes or 6 evening classes). It is delivered
over approximately 13 weeks.
Orientation for Staff Working in Licensed Child Care Facilities is delivered for those who are currently working in a
licensed child care facility. Others who are interested in participating can be held on a space available wait list.
NSCC EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION LEVEL 1 TRAINING PROGRAM
REGISTER NOW FOR WINTER ENROLLMENT
1.) You
HOW TO APPLY:
Need to Provide
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A letter written by your current employer that provides confirmation of employment in a licensed
childcare facility.
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An OFFICAL High School transcript providing evidence of grade 12 diploma must
either be submitted in a sealed envelope or FAXED by the school directly to
Apollonia Laureijs at 902-597-8548.
2.) Retrieve Application Form online download the application form:
http://www.ecdsc.nscc.ca/documents/ECELevelIApplicationForm2013-2014pdf.pdf
3. )Submit completed Application Form, Written Letter of Employment, High School transcript and Payment to :
 By Fax: Fax the application form to (902) 597-8548 Attention: Registrar
 By Email: Email application form to [email protected]
 By Regular mail: Mail to ECE Level I Registrar NSCC Cumberland Campus
#1 Main St P.O Box 550 Springhill NS. B0M 1X0 Attn: Apollonia Laureijs
Submit in Person: Cumberland Campus 1 Main St Springhill NS or Amherst
Community Learning Center 147 S Albion St Amherst NS Hours- M-F 830am-4pm
Be sure to supply an up to date email address that you check regularly for information about your courses and the training.
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What is involved? The training consists of 3 theory courses that are completed online, and 2 Guided
Experiences that are completed on site at your place of employment
For more information on the cost, type of credential NSCC provides, information about level 1 training at NSCC
check our website : www.ecdsc.nscc.ca
Course Name
Positive Child Guidance
Programming For Young Children
Guided Work Experience 2
Guided Work Experience 1
Human Growth & Development
Level 1 Training Program Offerings
Course ID
ECSP 1005
ECSP 7000
ECSP 7020
ECSP 7010
GDEV 1028
ECE Information
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Early Childhood Education Diploma & Alternate Delivery
The Early Childhood Education Diploma can be obtained through the NSCC Alternate Delivery Program. This
allows those untrained early childhood educators working in the field, the opportunity to continue working and
obtain an ECE diploma through online courses. You have seven years to complete a diploma level course. It is also
possible to be credited with up to two thirds of an ECE diploma through recognized prior learning. For further
information contact your nearest ECDSC or visit our website: www.ecdsc.nscc.ca and click on ECE Program page to
find links to: NSCC Online Learning, the NSCC Early Childhood Education Diploma and Recognized Prior Learning.
Continuing Education and Early Childhood Education Assistance Programs
The Nova Scotia Department of Community Services has a recruitment & retention strategy to recruit, retain
and recapture individuals to work in licensed child care. There are two programs to provide financial support to
eligible persons working in licensed child care and family home day care agencies and ECE graduates.
The Continuing Education program will provide financial reimbursement for continuing education courses or to help
obtain your ECE diploma/certificate part time while working in the sector. While the Early Childhood Education
Assistance Program will provide a debt reduction incentive to ECE graduates who are eligible.
To learn more visit the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development
www.ednet.ns.ca/earlyyears/pd/
Early Childhood Education Diploma Alternate Delivery Winter Rotation
Early Childhood Education—Restricted enrollment: Online Studies ONLY
Contact Cumberland Campus for Registration—Apollonia Laureijs (902)-597-4116
Course
ID
ECSP 1012
Course Name
Administering Early Childhood
Building & Supporting Professional Relationships
ECSP 1009 Emerging Literacy
ECSP 1008
Hours
Cost
14 Jan
60
$403
ECSP 2050 & 13 ECSP coded courses
14 Jan
14 Jan
60
60
$403
$403
HCOM 1005, ECSP 1000
COMM 1205 or HCOM 1005
Start
Pre-Requisite
ECSP 1006
Health & Safety
14Jan
60
$403
Gr. 12 or Equivalent
GDEV 1028
Human Growth & Development I
14 Jan
60
$403
Gr. 12 or Equivalent
GDEV 1028 or GDEV 1020
ECSP 1200
Learning Through Play 1
14 Jan
45
$293
ECSP 1002
Observing & Recording Young Children
14 Jan
60
$403
GDEV 1028
ECSP 1125
Pre-School Methods
14 Jan
30
$202
GDEV1028
Successful Completion of program to date
Successful Completion of program to date &
ECSP 1050
Successful Completion of program to date &
ECSP 1051
Successful Completion of program to date &
ECSP 1052
Successful Completion of program to date &
ECSP 2050
Successful Completion of program to date &
ECSP 2052
ECSP 1050
Work Experience I
14 Jan
60
$403
ECSP 1051
Work Experience II
14 Jan
60
$403
ECSP 1052
Work Experience III
14 Jan
60
$403
ECSP 2050
Work Experience IV
14 Jan
60
$403
ECSP 2051
Work Experience V
14 Jan
60
$403
ECSP 2052
Work Experience VI
14 Jan
60
$403
Professional Development Link
For information on professional development try the link provided by the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development:
http://www.ednet.ns.ca/earlyyears/pd/ProfessionalDevelopment.shtml
Food Safety & First Aid Training
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Food Handlers Training
First Aid Bridgewater Area 2015
To Obtain Current Information for a Course in your area
902-543-2274
& Register Contact The Department of Agriculture
At 1-902-638-2395 or visit
http://novascotia.ca/agri/programs-and-services/foodprotection/food-hygiene-course/scheduled-courses/southwest/
Digby Curling Club:
Jan 14, 2015
9:00 am-4:00 pm
Shelburne Fire Hall:
Mar 17, May 12, 2015
9:00 am-4:00 pm
Bridgewater Fire Hall:
Mar.19, May 14, 2015
9:00 am-4:00 pm
St. John Ambulance Standard First Aid
CPR-B/AED
Located at Town Office
Jan 24
9:00am to 5:00pm
Feb 7
8:30am to 4:30pm
Feb 17
8:30am to 4:30pm
Mar 28
9:00am to 5:00pm
St. John Ambulance First Aid
First Aid Training Registration
Options
Standard First Aid & CPR “C”
1.By Phone
Speak to us in person:
8:00 am-5:00 pm Mon. - Thurs.
8:00 am-4:00 pm Friday
Toll Free - 1-866-288-7034
Cost $101 6 Hours
NSCC Burridge Campus
Jan 24th & 25th, 2015 8:00am—4:00pm
Feb 21st & 22nd, 2015 8:00am—4:00pm
Mar 28th & 29th, 2015 8:00am—4:00pm
2. In Person
Register at a campus near you
8:00 am-4:00 pm Mon. - Fri.
The Art of Cooking With Kids- Yarmouth Re-Offering
Designed specifically for early childhood educators and cooks working in childcare centers attended by three to five year olds, the Art of Cooking
with Kids workshop promises to be a fun-filled, educational morning. Learn about best feeding practices, how to use cooking to promote
childhood development, how to deal with food allergies & intolerances, and best of all get to cook and sample yummy recipes from The Little
Chef’s Big Book of Recipes! All attendees will be entered into a draw for a chance to win their own “Cooking with Kids Toolkit”.
Date: May 9, 2015
Location: NSCC Burridge Campus Rm C253
Cost: $15 ($10 for NSCCA Members)
Members must provide their membership number on the registration form.
Time: 9:00 am – 12:30 pm (3 Pd Hrs)
Please note that registration is capped at 50 people .
Pre-registration required – submit ECDSC registration form along with payment by April 28, 2015
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Network Meetings
Directors Meetings
New members are encouraged to join the directors group. We are a gathering of
administrators acting as a support group for each other to exchange ideas, concerns
and to promote quality child care for children and their families.
South Shore Directors Meetings
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Dates: Jan 21, Feb 18, Mar 26, 2015
Time: 9:30am
NSCC Lunenburg Campus
For further information: call 902-742-7832
email: [email protected]
RESOURCE FOR CENTRE DIRECTORS
Employee
Orientation Guidelines
Developed by NSCC Support Centres
Download at
http://www.ecdsc.nscc.ca/documents/
NewEmployeeStaffOrientationGuidelines0713.pdf
Southwest Family Home Directors
Association Meeting
Tri-County Directors
Meetings
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Dates: Jan 15, Mar 12, 2015
Time: 10:30am
Dates: Jan 15, Feb 11, Mar 11, 2015
Time: 12:00pm
NSCC Burridge Campus , Room A116 ECDSC
NSCC Burridge Campus, Room A116 ECDSC
For further information: call 902-742-7832
email: [email protected]
For further information call 902-742-7832
email: [email protected]
SOMETIMES AN OBJECTIVE SET OF EYES &
EARS ARE JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED!
If you are having some challenging behaviors that are frustrating you, or are feeling ‘stuck in a rut’, Ginnie Gobien,
faculty of ECE at NSCC, Burridge Campus, can come to your staff meeting to help you problem-solve, or even
visit your centre for a morning to do some observations and provide some feedback and recommendations.
Contact: [email protected]
New Resources
On Grief & Grieving
Ten years after the death of Elisabeth
Kübler-Ross, this commemorative
edition of her final book combines
practical wisdom, case studies, and the
authors’ own experiences and
spiritual insight to explain how the
process of grieving helps us live with
loss. Includes a new introduction
and resources section.
Behavior Solutions for the
Inclusive Classroom
A Handy Reference Guide that Explains
Behaviors Associated with Autism,
Asperger's, ADHD, Sensory Processing
Disorder, and other Special Needs
.
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The Child with Autism at Home and
In the Community
In this amazingly helpful guide for family
members, friends, and professionals, author
and mom Kathy Labosh and special-educator
LaNita Miller take on the issues and obstacles
that parents and educators face every day.
With Kathy and LaNita's insight and advice,
you can be better prepared for the unique
challenges autism throws your way!
Getting Things Done
Being A Supervisor
Are you aspiring to become a
supervisor in an early childhood
program? Have you been in a leadership
role for years? Whatever your experience
level, this book provides insight,
guidance, and exercises to enhance your
leadership skills.
The Art of Leadership
This CD resource is a practical,
hands-on real-world guide for child care
administrators. Included are 93 articles in
PDF format (370 pages) written by 63
recognized experts on child care
administration as well as ideas from
over 200 of our nation's most successful,
professional directors. This is a
must-have resource for effective
management of early
childhood programs.
In today's world, yesterday's methods just
don't work. In Getting Things Done,
veteran coach and management consultant David Allen shares the breakthrough
methods for stress-free performance that
he has introduced to tens of thousands
of people across the country. Allen's
premise is simple: our productivity is
directly proportional to our ability to
relax. Only when our minds are clear and
our thoughts are organized can we
achieve effective productivity and
unleash our creative potential
Social Emotional Tools for Life
Social Emotional Tools for Life: An Early
Childhood Teacher's Guide to Supporting
Strong Emotional Foundations and Successful
Social Relationships provides teachers of
young children with easy-to-use strategies to
support emotional and social
development in the classroom.
Winning Ways for Early
Childhood Professionals
Raise Your Child’s Social IQ
Stepping Stones to People
Skills for Kids
by Cathi Cohen
Photo & Info compliments of
Redleafpress, Child Care Exchange and
Amazon.ca
The Winning Ways series provides
important information on
professionalism, teamwork, and supporting
families. These three self-training
workbooks are ideal for use in in-house
trainings, to give to new staff in your
center, or for people getting ready to
enter the early childhood field.
Recipes
Recipes Adapted from : Heart and Stroke Foundation
Prepared by: Kathleen Tozer, Dietetic Intern Public Health, South West Health Department
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Recipes
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