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Coping Strategies Using Active Hope #1
By Cassandra O’Neill
June 23, 4pm PDT (June 24, 11am NZT)
This is part of one of a two-part webinar series that explores how Joanna Macy’s concept of active hope can help directors and educators manage in these challenging times. This webinar will cover the first two of four stages: (1) gratitude, (2) honoring our pain, (3) seeing with new eyes, and (4) going forth.
Identifying Learning Story Moments - SALSA Presents
By Isauro M. Escamilia
July 13, 2pm PST (July 14, 9am NZT)
This webinar uses examples of learning stories that show how teachers have identified these moments in their practice and used learning stories to support their inquiry into their own practices.
Coping Strategies Using Active Hope #2
By Cassandra O’Neill
July 21, 4pm PDT (July 22, 11am NZT)
In part two of this two-part series, Cassie explores how Joanna Macy’s concept of active hope can help directors and educators manage in these challenging times. This webinar will cover the last two of these 4 stages: (1) gratitude, (2) honoring our pain, (3) seeing with new eyes, and (4) going forth.
Relationship-Building Through Learning Stories
By Allyson Montana
August 3, 2pm PDT (August 4, 9am NZT)
Trusting relationships are the building blocks of learning and at the core of all we do in early childhood education. Discover how the learning story approach can build relationships between children, educators, and families. The transformative nature of learning stories can impact not only your teaching approach, but the mission of your center as a relationship and community building agent.
Capturing Social Development in Learning Stories - SALSA Presents
By Linda Kroll and Daniel Meier
August 17, 2pm PST (August 11, 9am NZT)
The discussion will highlight the different roles that colleagues play in providing feedback, suggestions, and next steps in the creation of learning stories that capture essential elements of children’s social growth and discovery-based play.
Advancing Equity in Learning Stories - SALSA Presents
By Annie White
September 14, 2pm PST (September 15, 9am NZT)
This webinar describes and discusses different learning stories that show and explain how teachers in specific inquiry groups created, shared, and commented on learning stories that promote access to equitable learning environments and outcomes.
Including Diverse Voices in Learning Stories - SALSA Presents
By Annie White
October 26, 2pm PST (October 27, 9am NZT)
This webinar details strategies for allowing families to engage with learning stories in their home languages and literacies, and to contribute their own ideas, feelings, dictation, writing, and photographs to the learning stories.
Starting an Inquiry Group & Question Time - SALSA Presents
By Dr. Annie White and her co-authors
November 9, 2pm PST (November 10, 11am NZT)
Please join Dr. Annie White and her co-authors of Learning Stories and Teacher Inquiry Groups, Isauro Michael Escamilia, Linda Kroll and, Daniel Meier in the final session in their series. This session will include: (1) How to start a teacher inquiry group, (2) Getting the mos of of the book and (3) Questions for the authors of the book.
Thank you so much for providing such deep understandings, research and questioning in your early childhood webinars. I was hesitant about the quality of the webinars (I have been to enough PD courses where I walk out thinking it didn't give me anything new or thought provoking) - but your webinars are thought provoking and well laid out to progress thinking... It has truly been refreshing to be inspired and provoked as a teacher from your webinars and I thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with me.
My thoughts about this webinar. - Inspirational - Motivating - Reignites my passion for teaching and learning - Makes me realise the importance of decentralising and simplifying things. - Makes me realise the importance of active listening - Drives home the point that I need to reignite my passion for teaching, leading and learning.
I wanted to thank Educa for making these webinars available. I am teaching Cert III in Early Childhood Education and Care in a high school setting. I worked as a kindergarten teacher for years but I am loving keeping up to date with the latest movements and ideas in early childhood now that I am out of that world. I will actually present some of your webinars to my class to open their minds to what different services are doing. Congratulations to these amazing presenters and Educa!