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Building Relationships with Infants and Toddlers Taylor Olson and Clarissa Bredemeier
During this session we will explore how the quality of our relationship with infants and toddlers lays the foundation for establishing the following patterns that we use throughout our lives.
Babydoll Circle Time is a structure that enhances the quality of these relationships between adults and children by strengthening attachment, attunement and social play and creates a healthy blueprint in all four of these developmental areas.
Building the School Family - Reflection, Relationships, and Working Together
Danielle Richards
Creating a compassionate school culture is much more than a pizza party or a team building activity every other month at staff meetings. It comes from the basic building blocks of all relationships- safety and trust. We must use our daily interactions, even in conflict or moments of upset, to build that safety and trust within our staff and our school family.
Developing Self-Regulation Skills in Children
Mackenzie Kirksey and Andrea Kienholz
During this session preschool and school age teachers will focus on helping children develop self-regulation skills. When we focus our mindset on the Power of Acceptance, which says that the moment is as it is, we can access the skill of empathy which allows us to model naming and working through feelings. We will discuss the role the adult plays as a child’s co-regulator, and how the D.N.A. process gives us a framework to help children work through their feelings. The Feeling Buddies structure helps children be more aware of their feelings and gives them a chance to practice working through them.
Penny Allen and Andrea Schneider
Need to top off your coffee, refill your water, or grab a snack? Now’s the time!
2:40 pm | Chaotic Goodness: Embracing, Owning, and Celebrating the Unknown
Pat Dwyer
In this empowering and often uproarious keynote, Pat Dwyer gives you the tools for redefining change as a gift, rather than a hindrance. Leveraging the very chaos that comes with our day-to-day, Pat provides an easy framework for embracing the chaos in real time; using it to your advantage and how to make active choices that harness the goodness hidden inside. Most importantly, you'll do it while laughing.
Key Learning Objectives:
Chantelle Cheng
Bev Bauman
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