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Your feedback shapes future professional learning opportunities offered through your Early Childhood Professional Resource Centre (PRC). As the PRC team plans for professional learning opportunities responsive to our community, we need to hear from you: forms.office.com/r/sHzpsTsNYu

ECEPRC's tweet image. Your feedback shapes future professional learning opportunities offered through your Early Childhood Professional Resource Centre (PRC).

As the PRC team plans for professional learning opportunities responsive to our community, we need to hear from you: forms.office.com/r/sHzpsTsNYu

Check out some of our upcoming summer workshops for ECE's on Eventbrite! eventbrite.ca/organizations/…


How do you foster a sense of belonging in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!

ECEPRC's tweet image. How do you foster a sense of belonging in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!
ECEPRC's tweet image. How do you foster a sense of belonging in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!
ECEPRC's tweet image. How do you foster a sense of belonging in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!

This monthly Community of Practice asks the question: How can we as educators use read-alouds as an equity-building tool in early learning settings? Register through the link: eventbrite.ca/e/cuddle-up-re…

ECEPRC's tweet image. This monthly Community of Practice asks the question: How can we as educators use read-alouds as an equity-building tool in early learning settings? 

Register through the link: eventbrite.ca/e/cuddle-up-re…

What other cues of well-being do you recognize in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!

ECEPRC's tweet image. What other cues of well-being do you recognize in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!
ECEPRC's tweet image. What other cues of well-being do you recognize in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!
ECEPRC's tweet image. What other cues of well-being do you recognize in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!

What other cues of expression do you recognize in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!

ECEPRC's tweet image. What other cues of expression do you recognize in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!
ECEPRC's tweet image. What other cues of expression do you recognize in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!
ECEPRC's tweet image. What other cues of expression do you recognize in your program? - Add your thoughts to the comments!

“Every smile, every conversation, every hug, every high five, every story, every dance, every song, every-time you play with a child, YOU have made a difference, brought sunshine and happiness into a child’s life.  We appreciate you!”

ECEPRC's tweet image. “Every smile, every conversation, every hug, every high five, every story, every dance, every song, every-time you play with a child, YOU have made a difference, brought sunshine and happiness into a child’s life.  We appreciate you!”

Learning and development happens within the context of relationships among children, families, educators, and their environments. Think about what it means to make a “connection” to another person or place. What fosters those connections? What stands in the way?

ECEPRC's tweet image. Learning and development happens within the context of relationships among children, families, educators, and their environments. Think about what it means to make a “connection” to another person or place. What fosters those connections? What stands in the way?
ECEPRC's tweet image. Learning and development happens within the context of relationships among children, families, educators, and their environments. Think about what it means to make a “connection” to another person or place. What fosters those connections? What stands in the way?

High-quality early childhood programs play an important role in supporting children’s developing sense of self, autonomy, and competence. During which times of the day do children display higher resistance to change and demonstrate uncooperative behaviour? Why might this be?

ECEPRC's tweet image. High-quality early childhood programs play an important role in supporting children’s developing sense of self, autonomy, and competence. During which times of the day do children display higher resistance to change and demonstrate uncooperative behaviour? Why might this be?
ECEPRC's tweet image. High-quality early childhood programs play an important role in supporting children’s developing sense of self, autonomy, and competence. During which times of the day do children display higher resistance to change and demonstrate uncooperative behaviour? Why might this be?

3/3 Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?

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Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?
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Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?
ECEPRC's tweet image. 3/3

Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?

2/3 Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?

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Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?
ECEPRC's tweet image. 2/3 

Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?
ECEPRC's tweet image. 2/3 

Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?

1/3 Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?

ECEPRC's tweet image. 1/3 

Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?
ECEPRC's tweet image. 1/3 

Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?
ECEPRC's tweet image. 1/3 

Children’s present and future well-being is influenced by their ability to self-regulate. How can your program move from a focus on the adult managing children’s behaviour towards a stronger focus on supporting children’s developing self-regulation capacities?

Risky or Unstructured Play has many benefits for children’s development and well-being. Most importantly, it creates natural opportunities for building trusting relationships among peers and educators. #HowDoesLearningHappen #RiskyPlay

ECEPRC's tweet image. Risky or Unstructured Play has many benefits for children’s development and well-being. Most importantly, it creates natural opportunities for building trusting relationships among peers and educators.

#HowDoesLearningHappen #RiskyPlay
ECEPRC's tweet image. Risky or Unstructured Play has many benefits for children’s development and well-being. Most importantly, it creates natural opportunities for building trusting relationships among peers and educators.

#HowDoesLearningHappen #RiskyPlay

Did you know that elements that contribute to well-being can also be viewed as strategies to reduce stress? What environmental factors may be causing stress for children? What changes can be made to reduce stress for ALL who use the space? #HowDoesLearningHappen

ECEPRC's tweet image. Did you know that elements that contribute to well-being can also be viewed as strategies to reduce stress? What environmental factors may be causing stress for children? What changes can be made to reduce stress for ALL who use the space?

#HowDoesLearningHappen
ECEPRC's tweet image. Did you know that elements that contribute to well-being can also be viewed as strategies to reduce stress? What environmental factors may be causing stress for children? What changes can be made to reduce stress for ALL who use the space?

#HowDoesLearningHappen

Are you in a leadership role? Join us on Wednesday, August 16th for an insightful Leadership Summit being held at Conestoga College - Doon Campus. "Together, we live, we dream, and we grow in the same world" Register here: eventbrite.ca/e/leadership-s…

ECEPRC's tweet image. Are you in a leadership role? Join us on Wednesday, August 16th for an insightful Leadership Summit being held at Conestoga College - Doon Campus.

"Together, we live, we dream, and we grow in the same world"

Register here: eventbrite.ca/e/leadership-s…

Happening tomorrow! Register here: eventbrite.ca/e/unpacking-se…

ECEPRC's tweet image. Happening tomorrow!

Register here: eventbrite.ca/e/unpacking-se…

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