http://www.earlychildhoodaustralia.org.au/
This website seemed to have a number of topics that apply to
the United States. All of these seminars
are topics of importance and offer much advice/information about important
topics. I think it is very interesting
to see that other countries are focusing on some of the same issues that we are
here in the United States. Between the
last course and this current course, I have been becoming more and more aware
of what is happening in other parts of the world. I feel that this is so beneficial because we
can share tips, advice and information between each other. I have always believed in sharing ideas and
combining thoughts in order to make positive experiences for children. Here is a list of seminars to attend hat focus on important topics related to early education:
Sharing Sensitive News with Parents Online Seminar 26 Sept
2014
Helping Parents of Late Talkers Use Gesture to Support
Expressive Language Development Online Seminar 22 Oct 2014
Helping Parents Use Routines to Promote Young Children’s
Interaction and Language Skills Online Seminar 30 Oct 2014
Coaching Parents in How to Play Online Seminar TBA/On demand
Starting Early: Red Flags and Treatment Tips for Toddlers on
the Autism Spectrum Online Seminar TBA/On demand
Make Words Sparkle for Preschoolers and Kindergarten
Children: Bring Vocabulary to Life During Book Reading and Daily Interactions
Online Seminar On demand
Making Book Reading a Time for Interaction and Conversation
Online Seminar On demand
References:
http://www.earlychildhoodaustralia.org.au/events/
I good to know that other countries are focusing on the same issues as the United States. Everybody is trying to make a change! Reading your posting was very beneficial.
ReplyDeleteKimberly,
ReplyDeleteI agree researching the early childhood topics around the world has helped me to realize the importance of collaborating with early childhood programs all over and not just in the area we live. No matter where we are living early childhood will always have similarities. I always thought it would be interesting to go somewhere else in the world and see what an early childhood setting is like compared to the early childhood setting here in the U.S.