Supporting Young Children's Behavior: The Hourglass Model Webinar

Guest Instructor: 
Shulamit Ritblatt, Ph.D., Professor at San Diego State University (SDSU) and Chair of the Child and Family Development Dep.
Chris Muecke, M.A., Lecturer at SDSU and retired parent/infant educator for the San Diego Unified School District.
Workshop Date(s): 
10/13/2015 - 12:00pm to 1:00pm
Location: 
Online
CEU Hours Qualifies for: 
0 hours (CEU hours qualifies for annual CE requirements)
IFECMH Total: 
0 hours
Registration Instructions: 
Please register at the link below.
Course Description: 

Supporting Young Children's Behavior: The Hourglass Model Webinar

Attendees will learn about the model, the Reflective Circle, how to use the Behavioral Chart and create the Behavioral Map, and how to utilize BEFRIEND strategies to regulate young children's strong emotions and behaviors. In addition, you'll learn about how the Hourglass model is used in the Positive Behavioral Supports class at San Diego State University to prepare interventionists, preschool teachers and others to interact with children ages birth to five.

The session is the fourth in a series of "Ideas Worthy of Replication," co-sponsored by the Infant Development Association

http://www.idaofcal.org

and the MAP to Inclusion and Belonging Project

http://cainclusion.org/camap/index.html  

of WestEd Center for Child and Family Studies. The goals of this webinar series are to bring attention to practices, trainings and programs rooted in the concepts and knowledge areas of the California Competencies documents including the Early Childhood Educator Competencies, the Revised Guidelines for Infant Family and Early Childhood Mental Health, and the Interagency Coordinating Council (ICC) Recommended Early Start Personnel Manual and inspire others to develop similar practices, programs or trainings to make them more accessible to others throughout the state.

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Registration Information:

 

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Questions?
916-453-8801

mail@idaofcal.org

 

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