Spring 2014 Newsletter and Training Calendar

Spring 2014 Newsletter and Training Calendar

Nonprofit Organization
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
Eugene, Oregon
Permit No. 94
Family Connections of Lane and Douglas Counties
Child Care Community Newsletter
Family Connections of Lane and Douglas Counties
Spring 2014
4000 East 30th Avenue n Eugene, Oregon 97405
• 541-463-3954 • 1-800-222-3290
Welcome to My Oregon Registry Online
Want to Create an Account?
If you’re working in the field, chances are we already have your record in our database. Click the Log In My Account link and provide some basic information
so we can find your record. Once we find your record, we will email you a link to log in. Follow the instructions in the email to log in the first time and create
your password.
Who do I contact if I have questions about training I have submitted?
Family Connections of Lane and Douglas Co. Staff
HEATHER O’LEARY
Program Coordinator
(541) 463-3311
JUDY SPIRO
Financial Specialist
(541) 463-3303
ANNA AASEN
DC Project Specialist
(541) 440-7705
KARLA YOUNG
Multi-Cultural Specialist
(541) 463-3306
CHERYLE MYERS
Quality Improvement Specialist
(541) 463-3302
KATY FULLER
Provider & DHS-FFN Specialist
(541) 463-3305
DEBRA DREILING
Parent & Provider Consultant
(541) 463-3308
LYNN REILING
Provider Training Specialist
(541-463-3307
DESIREE WOODRUFF
Office Support Specialist
(541) 463-3300
TERRI HANSEN
Quality Improvement Specialist
(541) 463-3304
HEATHER FREILINGER
DC Quality Improvement & Network Specialist
(541) 440-7706
WENDY HUBACEK
Network Specialist
(541) 463-3309
General Phone Line (541) 463- or 1-800-222-3290
Family Connections of Lane and Douglas Co.
You may have questions about missing training, ‘not accepted’ training or duplicates. If so, you can send an email to [email protected] or call 1-877-7258535 to speak with an Oregon Registry Specialist.
What if my training isn’t showing up in ORO?
If you’re sure your training and education made it to Salem at least 10 business days ago, please contact us at 1-877-725-8535 or at [email protected]
If your PDS still doesn’t print, visit Acrobat Help/Troubleshoot PDF printing for some suggestions.
http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/troubleshoot-pdf-printing-acrobat-reader.html
Who has access to the information in my ORO record?
Authorized personnel with the Office of Child Care (formerly known as the Child Care Division), the Oregon Center for Career Development, Department of
Human Services, and/or the Central Coordination of Child Care Resource and Referrals, and local child care resource and referral programs may access your
training through ORO.
How do I get my ORO password?
It depends on whether or not you have already accessed your ORO account.
If you haven’t accessed your ORO account, first you’ll need to click the Log
In My Account link and provide some basic information so we can find your
record in our database. Once we find your record, we will email you a link to
log in and create your personal password.
If you have accessed your ORO account but forgot your password, click the
Forgot Password? link and follow the instructions provided. We will email
you a link to log in and create a new password.
How do I get help?
For information about your ORO account, call us toll free at 1-877-7258535 or email [email protected].
For help applying for an Oregon Registry Step, make an appointment Family
Connections of Lane and Douglas County
What’s Inside. . .
New Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inserts
Provider Information..........................2
Required Training/Safety Set........3
Visit the FC website for more information
www.lanecc.edu/lfc
Find us on the web at www.lanecc.edu/lfc
2014
How do I get online access to my ORO account and training? How do I log in?
1
If you have never logged in to myORO, click the Login: My Account menu to create an account and complete a three step process:
1. Create a myORO account. You will enter information to match your existing training records. If matched, a confirmation email will be sent that has a link
that expires in three days.
2. Check your email account’s inbox for the confirmation message and click the link. Remember to check your spam or junk folder, too.
3. Follow the prompts to activate your account. Do not close your browser until you have completed the process which includes reviewing and updating your
contact information.
*A personal email address will be required and you will need access to your email to accept the myORO account confirmation. The confirmation will expire
three days after you create the myORO account.
April - June
MyORO is a convenient new professional development tool of the Oregon Registry. If you work in
Oregon’s childhood care and education field, use myORO to track your training and education, help you to plan
for future training and education, and customize your professional development experience. Here are some of
the frequently asked questions concerning ORO.
Concerned About a Child in Your Childcare or
Preschool Setting?
Early Childhood CARES helps children ages birth to 5 years who have
developmental delays or disabilities.
If you have concerns about a particular child in the areas of speech and
language, fine and gross motor skills, behavior, socialization, learning, vision
and hearing, please contact Early Childhood CARES. Early Childhood CARES will
provide a free developmental screening. All services are provided at no cost to
families and no insurance is required call 800-925-8694.
2
First Aid/CPR Training
QRIS Star
Program
Spotlight
Wildflower Day Care is currently participating in the QRIS
program. I, Rionna Ruley, primary provider of our program,
was first introduced to the program while attending the Build a
Business Cohort. During this cohort I was working on creating a
strong foundation for our program. I was very excited to learn
that Douglas County would be participating in the field study
for the QRIS program.
I was fortunate that many of the changes I worked on with
the Build a Business cohort aligned with the QRIS portfolio.
Our first step was to build a quality improvement plan. Once
we identified the needs of our program we were able to use
the support funds from the QRIS program to make necessary
improvements.
For us, support funds were important in making the necessary
changes to our program. There is very little funds left over
for program improvements in our budget. Once we completed
the improvements we used photographic evidence and copies
of handbooks to support our portfolio. While working on the
portfolio it was important to clearly explain how what we were
doing met portfolio standards. Some of the changes we made
with our improvement funds included more culturally diverse
materials in our program, more portable gross motor play
equipment and organizing and labeling our storage spaces for
toys and materials. In addition, we worked on hiring staff that
were well qualified and getting current staff at a level that met
the personnel qualifications.
In November, Wildflower Day Care officially achieved a 4 star
quality rating. It was a proud moment for our program. So far,
in 2014, we have completed and resubmitted our portfolio
for a 5 star rating. We are anxiously awaiting the results. I
would highly encourage any provider who qualifies to take part
in the QRIS program. As child care providers, our program
believes that we must always be striving for improvement
to be leaders in early childhood education. * As of March
2014, Wildflower Day Care just received their 5 star
rating!
Family Connections of Lane and Douglas Co.
Receive a 2 year First Aid/CPR Certification. Cost $40.00 per person
Saturday,
May 17, 9:00 am- 2:00 pm LCC Main Campus
Saturday,
June 14, 9:00 am- 2:00 pm LCC Main Campus
Espanol: Saturday, May 10, 9:00 am- 2:00 pm LCC Main Campus
Tuesday, April 12* 9:00-11:00am
LCC Main Campus
*This is a Challenge Class, providers must show current FA/CPR Card
Recognizing & Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect
Attend this class once. Cost $10 per person
Wednesday,
April 16 , 6:30pm - 8:30 pm,
Saturday,
May 3, 9:00am - 11:00am,
Thursday,
June 5, 6:30pm - 8:30 pm,
Espanol: Tuesday, May 6, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm,
LCC Main Campus
LCC Main Campus
LCC Main Campus
LCC Main Campus
Family Child Care
Overview
Required class for
Registration with the Oregon
Child Care Division
Thursday, May 22
9:00-12:00 pm
LCC Main Campus
Espanol: Saturday, May 3
9:00 to 12:00 pm,
LCC Main Campus
2014
The Office of Child Care (OCC) and Department of Human
Services (DHS) received Federal notification in July of 2013
regarding Health and Safety training requirements for Child
Care Providers.
The new regulations will affect License-Exempt and
Registered Family Child Care Providers who care for
children receiving a DHS child care subsidy. The required
“Basic Child Care Healthy and Safe” training will cover three
specific areas; prevention and control of infectious disease,
building and physical premises safety, and health and safety
training.
The implementation date for the Basic Child Care Healthy and
Safe training is April 1, 2014. This is a pre-service training.
This means the training will need to be completed before a
child care provider can be approved and listed with DHS.
The Basic Child Care Healthy and Safe training will be
available online and will take approximately 2 hours to
complete. Completion of Oregon Kids Healthy and Safe
classroom version will also meet this requirement.
On April 1, 2014 the Provider Listing and Pre-list forms will
be updated with information about how to access the online
training or find more information at: www.oregon.gov/dhs/
children/pages/childcare/providers.aspx
If you are currently listed with DHS you will not be required
to take the training until you reach your next reevaluation
date.
*Family Connections will offer the classroom version of the
training in Eugene. See training bulletin for date and time.
FC offers the child care version of the Food Handler’s manual (blue book)
and testing in a self study option ONLY. For a manual and instructions,
please contact FC office. Cost for the self study packets is $10.00 per
permit. There is also an online option @ www.childcarefoodhandler.org
3
2014
Food Handler Permits
Have you been curious about the Reggio Emilia Approach and how to use
those same ideas in your child care program? Are you in need of higher
level (set 2 or set 3) training to advance on the Oregon
Registry?
LCC, Early Childhood Education Program introduces:
Exploring the Reggio Emilia Approach to
Early Childhood Education
A one credit class with the Core Knowledge Category: Learning,
Environments and Curriculum. Open to All Early Childhood Practitioners,
Saturday April 26th, 8:00-4:30, LCC Main Campus, Eugene OR. Cost: $45
After qualifying for Oregon Statewide Scholarship Funds or QRIS Scholarship
Funds for all Lane and Douglas providers. A non-credit SET 1 option will
be available, cost $40, includes all class material and 8 hours of training.
Register starting April 7 with Family Connections. Or register now as a credit
student!!
New Health and Safety Training Requirements
Effective April 1, 2014
Required Training
Safety Set
Required classes for
CCD Registration
April - June
April - June
Read All
About It
Please call Family Connections to register for a class. We only accept Visa/Mastercard or Debit payments over
the phone. You will receive a confirmation letter after registering and making a payment with location and
time of class. If you need to cancel you MUST call at least 24 hours before the class. Refunds are credit for
classes. You will be notified if a class is full. For more information call 1-800-222-3290 or 541-463-3954.
*If you need disability accommodations in order to attend or participate in these events, please contact
Disability Resources (541) 463-5150 (voice) or 463-3079 (TTY) at least one week in advance.
Save the Dates!
Lane Learning Academy May 31
Lane Community College
* 6 Hours of training
*English and Spanish
*Set 1 and Set 2 classes
*Lunch Provided & Book Fair
*$25.00
*See training bulletin for details
1-800-222-3290 Spanish 541-463-3306
*********************
Spring Fling
May 17, 2014
Umpqua Community College
Roseburg, OR
*6-8 hours of training
*Set 1 and Set classes
*Lunch provided & Book Fair
*$20.00
*1 college credit available for
additional fee
541-440-7705
**See Lane, Douglas and Spanish training
bulletins for more details!
l Upcoming Trainings l
OregonAEYC - Eugene, OR
Spring Conference 2014
Infant Toddler Institute April 11
Professional Development Institute April 12
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 503-496-3991 or 1-800-452-3610
**********
Spring Fling, Roseburg, OR ~ May 17, 2014
541-440-7705
********
Lane Learning Academy, Eugene ~ May 31, 2014
1-800-222-3290
********
Opal School Summer Symposium
June 19 -21, 2014 Thurs - Sat
Portland Children’s Museum, Portland, OR
503-471-9917 or www.portlandcm.org
**********
Retreat by the Lake XVI
June 20-21, 2014 Friday eve & Saturday
Southwestern Oregon CC, Coos Bay, OR
www.socc.edu/careconnections
Find us on the web at www.lanecc.edu/lfc
Lane County Child Care Training Bulletin: April - June 2014
All workshops count toward the Child Care Division training requirements. Please note: all categories except
PM & PPLD are considered “child development.” *See below for CKC abbreviations.
Date/Time
CKC
Title/Description
Spring Registration Starts April 7
April 22
Tuesday
6:30-8:00 pm
Set 1
April 23
Wednesday
6:30-8:30 pm
Set 1
April 26
Saturday
8:00-4:30 pm
Set 1
541-463-3954 or 1-800-222-3290
Professional Development in Early Education
PPLD
Confused about ORO and Oregon Registry? Learn how to navigate
these separate, yet related systems to develop and maximize your own
professional development plan. You will walk away understanding
these systems as a key ingredient for marketing as well as a pathway to
scholarships and financial incentives.
Introduction To Inclusion
SN
Introduction to Inclusion is an overview of the inclusion, generally presented as a first module in a four-part series. This course reviews the
history of support services for children with disabilities (medical model
vs empowerment model the philosophy of inclusion, person-first language and the benefits of inclusion programs. (All Ages) (Repeat)
Exploring the Reggio Emilia Approach to
Early Childhood Education
LEC
Examine the ways in which Reggio Principles could be used to transform
the environment that the learner works in physically, emotionally and
socially. Create plans and opportunities for more purposeful, intentional,
joyful and peaceful work with young children and families based
on the Reggio Inspired Approach. (All Ages)
Trainer
Cost
Page 1
Lynn Reiling
Family
Connections
Staff
Free
Katy Fuller
Family
Connections
Staff
$15
Bev Hickey
LCC ECE
Faculty
$40
Promoting What We Do
April 29
Tuesday
6:30-8:30 pm
Set 1
PPLD
At a time when Early Childhood Learning and Pre-K have become “buzz
words” within the committee rooms and offices of our legislature, how do Gergiann Jones
we find the tools of leadership to make our voices heard for us, our families
Community
and the children we guide in learning? Participants will learn effective
Trainer
leadership and lobbying tools that can help them create understanding that
will build a path for healthy, equitable, successful learning communities.
(All Ages)
Implications of Prenatal Drug Exposure
May 1
Thursday
6:30-8:00 pm
Set 1
HSN
Learn the characteristics of babies who were exposed to drugs
and/or alcohol during their gestational period. Focus on the most
commonly used substances in our community and talk about
the child’s short- and long-term outcomes and needs. Dr. Phelps
will talk about current scientific evidence about the impact of
prenatal drug exposure on children and use real cases to illustrate
practical issues in the preschool-aged population.(All Ages)
Secondary Level PBIS Teaching Strategies to Target Key
Social Skills with Preschool Age Children
May 15
Thursday
6:30-8:00 pm
Set 1
May 17
Saturday
9:00-12:00 pm
Set 1
LEC
Little kids have BIG emotions. Teaching young children social emotional
skills is a critical component of early learning and school readiness. By
teaching positive social emotional skills at an early age, children will be
able to better play and relate with others, manage adversity, communicate
and learn. Participants will be introduced to the Second Step curriculum
and how it can be used in the context of Positive Behavioral Interventions
and Supports (PBIS). (Preschool)
Dr. Randall Phelps,
Developmental and
Behavioral Pediatrics
Specialist - Child
Development &
Rehabilitation
Center
HSN
Free
(Partnering
with
Early
Childhood
CARES)
Natalya McComas,
Free
Behavior
Specialist with (Partnering
with
Early
Early
Childhood
Childhood
CARES
CARES)
Oregon Kids: Healthy & Safe
How do you keep young children safe and healthy in your care and
education program? How can you protect health and prevent injuries?
Come to learn about the most common illnesses and injuries and how
to prevent them. (No age-related content)
$15
Pamela DuVall
MAT
Master Trainer
$20
includes
resource
book
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
*CORE KNOWLEDGE CATEGORIES (CKC’s): DIV - Diversity; FCS - Families & Community Systems; HSN - Health, Safety & Nutrition;
HGD - Human Growth & Development; LEC - Learning Environments & Curriculums; O&A - Observation & Assessment; PPLD - Personal, Professional & Leadership Development; PM - Program Management; SN - Special Needs; UGB - Understanding & Guiding Behavior.
(All categories except PM & PPLD are considered “child development” categories)
Lane County Child Care Training Bulletin: April- June 2014
All workshops count toward the Child Care Division training requirements. Please note: all categories except
PM & PPLD are considered “child development.” * See below for CKC abbreviations.
Date/Time
CKC
Title/Description
Trainer
Cost
Spring Registration Starts April 7 541-463-3954 or 1-800-222-3290 Page 2
May 24
Saturday
9:00-12:00 pm
Set 1
May 28
Wednesday
6:30-8:30 pm
Set 1
May 31
Saturday
9:00-12:00 pm
Set 2
May 31
Saturday
9:00-12:00 pm
Set 1
May 31
Saturday
1:00- 4:00pm
Set 1
May 31
Saturday
1:00-4:00 pm
Set 2 pending
June 7
Saturday
9:00-12:30 pm
Set 1
Oregon’s QRIS Increasing Quality Training
PM
This session is the first step in participation in Oregon’s Quality Rating
and Improvement System (QRIS). Participants will learn about the QRIS
process, criteria and benefits including free tools, financial incentives and
professional advice. *Suggested audience is Program Leads (Director,
Assistant Director, Provider/Owner)
***WEBINAR***
How to Create and Use a Quality Improvement Plan
PM
Participants will learn all about the NEW Quality Improvement Plan
(QIP) for your child care program. Aligns with the Quality Rating
Improvement System (QRIS) standards & indicators by exploring the
components and discussing what to consider in your plans. It is all about
continuous quality improvements, developing goals and evaluating
your programs needs.
Witness to Violence The Effects on Young Children
UGB
Examination of behavior in young children who have been exposed to
domestic violence and positive strategies to support them. Participants
will examine how domestic violence effects young children and positive
strategies that can be used to support them. (Infant/Toddler Preschool)
Don’t Stand By, Stand Together
UGB
In this training we will cover what is bullying, gullying types, bullying
myths, special needs bullying, social media bullying, power of friendship,
upstanders and bystanders, impact on parents, adult intervention, using
the word Bully, and a 45 minute documentary “Bully. (K-5th Grade)
Applications of Attachment Theory
UGB
This class will review the origin of attachment theory and its classes/levels.
The training will then place that theory within the context of childcare to
help caregivers understand how to enhance attachment between children
and caregivers as well as children and their families. (Infants/Toddlers)
Promoting Infant Mental Health Through
Caring Relationships
HGD
Do infants have mental health needs? You bet! This workshop will examine relevant research related to infant social and emotional development. Participants will also explore the critical role of relationships in
promoting infant mental health. (Infants/Toddlers)
A Great Place to Work: Creating a Healthy Work Climate
PM
Organizational Climate impacts everyone involved in a program from
Staff, Director/ Owners to Parents. This workshop looks closely at how
the Organizational Climate help shape the Team and the quality of
work life in the program.
Terri Hansen
QRIS
Specialist
Terri Hansen
QRIS
Specialist
Aoife Magee
LCC ECE
Faculty
Free
$15
Lane
Learning
Academy
$25
Pick one AM
& one PM
Session
Lane
Holly Kriz Anderson
Learning
Youth Develoment
Academy
Director
$25
Eugene Family
Pick one AM
YMCA
& one PM
Session
Lisa Williams
Ph.D.
M.S.W.
Lane
Learning
Academy
$25
Pick one AM
& one PM
Session
Dee Wetzel
Master
Trainer
Lane
Learning
Academy
$25
Pick one AM
& one PM
Session
Heather O’Leary
Master
Trainer
$20
Terri Hansen
Master
Trainer
$40
Know Your Legal Responsibilities in Child Care
June 21
Saturday
8:30-12:00 pm
Set 2 pending
PM
Examine the legal requirements in child care and your responsibility to
them. Explore case studies in payment policies, immigration, custody
issues and other program policies to protect your business and prevent
potential legal issues. Explore ethical codes and identify trouble spots
to apply to your program handbooks. Bring your own policies and
procedures handbooks for families and staff.
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
*CORE KNOWLEDGE CATEGORIES (CKC’s): DIV - Diversity; FCS - Families & Community Systems; HSN - Health,
Safety & Nutrition; HGD - Human Growth & Development; LEC - Learning Environments & Curriculums; O&A - Observation & Assessment;
PPLD - Personal, Professional & Leadership Development; PM - Program Management; SN - Special Needs; UGB - Understanding & Guiding
Behavior. Please note: all categories except PM & PPLD are considered “child development.”
Douglas County Child Care Training Bulletin: April-June 2014
All workshops count toward the Office of Child Care training requirements. Please note: all categories except PM &
PPLD are considered “child development.” *See below for CKC abbreviations. Please call 541.440.7705 to register.
DATE
Select from 4
different
dates
below:
TC 119
April 15May 6
Tuesdays
6-8pm
Douglas ESD
CKC
PM
Set 1
TITLE & DESCRIPTION
TRAINER
COST
OREGON’S QUALITY RATING AND IMPROVEMENT
SYSTEM (QRIS) INCREASING QUALITY TRAINING
This session is the first step to participating in Oregon’s Quality
Rating and Improvement System (QRIS). Oregon’s QRIS recognizes, rewards and builds on what you are already doing well
and provides free tools, financial incentives and professional
support to increase and document your quality.
Heather
Freilinger
Family
Connections
Free
April 14: 6-9pm
Set 1
April 26: 9-12pm
June 9: 6-9pm
June 21: 9-12pm
Lisa Austin
Christy Cox
Barb Tenneson
EARLY LEARNING, EVERY DAY SERIES
Developing Language & Literacy Skills CKC: LEC
Cultivating Early Math Skills CKC: HGD
Developing Social Emotional Competence CKC: UGB
Free
Please call: 541.440.7744 to register for this Series
Breakfast & Lunch
Included!
College Credit Available.
Spring Fling
May 17th, 2014
Book Fair.
Door Prizes.
Children’s Art Display.
See reverse for details.
May 31
Saturday
9am-11am
TC 119
PM
Set 1
*HOW TO CREATE AND USE A
Heather
QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PLAN
Participants will learn all about the Quality Improvement Plan Freilinger
Family
process for QRIS by exploring the components and discussing
what to consider in your plans and developing steps to complete Connections
and submit for support funds and for portfolio submission.
Free
*Participants must attend an “Oregon’s QRIS” session as a prerequisite to attending this class*
May 31
Saturday
12pm-3pm
TC 119
PM
Set 2
*DEVELOPING & ENHANCING THE QRIS PORTFOLIO
Participants will examine how QRIS portfolio showcases the
ways that their program is meeting early learning standards.
Participants will identify different types of evidence, compose
written descriptions and labels for evidence, and practice connecting the early learning standards to evidence.
Heather
Freilinger
Family
Connections
Free
*Participants must attend an “Oregon’s QRIS” session as a prerequisite to attending this class*
June 18
Wednesday
6:30-8:00pm
TBA
PPLD
Set 1
Pediatric First Aid
CPR & AED
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN EARLY EDUCATION
Confused about ORO and Oregon Registry? Learn how to navigate these separate, yet related systems to develop and maximize
your own professional development plan. You will walk away
understanding these systems as a key ingredient for marketing as well as a pathway to scholarships and financial incentives
worth up to $500.
Recognizing & Reporting
Child Abuse & Neglect
Family Child Care
Overview
Anna Aasen
Family
Connections
Free
DHS Exempt
Orientation
4/19: 8:30am-3pm
4/17: 6-8pm
4/8: 10am-1pm
4/16: 6-8pm
6/14: 8:30am-3pm
6/12: 6-8pm
6/4: 10am-1pm
6/11: 6-8pm
*CORE KNOWLEDGE CATEGORIES (CKC’s):DIV - Diversity; FCS - Families & Community Systems; HSN - Health, Safety & Nutrition; HGD - Human
Growth & Development; LEC - Learning Environments & Curriculums; O&A - Observation & Assessment; PPLD - Personal, Professional & Leadership
Development; PM - Program Management; SN - Special Needs; UGB - Understanding & Guiding Behavior.
May 17, 2014
Umpqua Community College
Roseburg, OR
Up to 8 hours of Interactive Early Childhood Education Training.
Children’s Art Gallery, Book Fair, Door Prizes, Breakfast AND Lunch.
All for only $20!
2 options to choose from:
8:30am-3:15pm
3 hours Set 2
Instructor: Pamela Duvall
CKC: Diversity
Option #1
Are there times when you feel the fit
between you and a child/family isn’t
working, no matter what you try?
Are there times when children talk
in ways you don’t feel confident in
how to respond? Do you feel culturally competent? In this training, you
will examine diversity within us all
through meaningful activities that you
can apply the next day in your own
child care setting.
Adapting Activities &
Materials for Inclusion of
Children with Disabilities
3 hours Set 2
Instructor: Joyce McCoy
CKC: Special Needs
Participants will explore ways to
encourage inclusion by adapting the
activities that are commonplace in
most child care programs. Participants
will also have the opportunity to
practice creating some adapted
materials and take some examples
home with them. This is hands-on
learning for adults!
Counting Leaves &
Wild Hypothesis
8 hours Set 1 (or credit)*
Instructor: Linda Rhine
CKC: Learning Environments (6)
Human Growth & Dev. (2)
This 8-hour workshop helps teachers
utilize the outdoor classroom as a
vehicle for math, science, and
inquiry based activities. Children
today lack opportunities to experience nature and teachers often need
ways to bring science and math to
life. What better way to help them
take steps towards stewardship of
the natural world as they increase
their understanding of the scientific
method and how math relates to all
areas of life. Use your own problem
solving skills in this hands-on workshop and don’t be afraid to get a get
a little dirty!
Option #2
Diversity Within Us All
8:30am-5:15pm
*1 college credit through UCC
available for this session with an
additional fee of $25. Please ask for
more information about this option
when registering.
Register by calling Family Connections at 541.440.7705
Condado de Lane Boletín de Entrenamientos: primavera 2014
Los talleres son entrenamientos con la Oficina de Cuidado de Niños (Office of Child Care). Las categorías son clases de desarrollo de niños (child
developement), en excepto la orientación, la introducción de cuidado infantil, o la comunidad de café.
Conocimiento Central para la Profesión de Cuidado y Educación Infantil de Oregon (CKC’s): DIV-Temas de Diversidad; FCS- Familiares y
Comunitarios, HSN-Salud, Seguridad y Nutrición; HGD-Salud, Seguridad y Nutrición; Crecimiento y Desarrollo Humano; LEC-Ambientes de Aprendizaje y
Plan de Estudios; O&A-Observación y Evaluación; PPLD- Desarrollo Personal, Profesional y de Liderazgo; PM-Administración de Programas; SNNecesidades Especiales; UGB-Entendimiento y Orientación en Conducta.
Las inscripciones comienzan el 7 de abril. Para más información llame a 541.463.3306 o visite http://www.lanecc.edu/lfc/provider-training
Fecha/ Hora
jueves
4/17/2013
6:30-8:30
2 horas
sábado
5/3/2014
9-12
3 horas
Clase
ASQ parte 2 (O&A)
Introducción al
Cuidado Infantil
Registrado Familiar
(PM)
sábado
5/3/2014
12:30-3:30
3 horas
Orientación para
Proveedores de
Cuidado Infantil (PM)
martes
5/6/2014
6:30 pm-8:30 pm
2 horas
Taller de Como
Reconocer y Denunciar
el Abuso y Negligencia
Infantil (HSN)
sábado
5/10/2014
9-2
5 horas
Primeros Auxilios y
Respiración
Cardiopulmonar
Pediátrica (HSN)
viernes
5/30/2014
6:30-8:30
2 horas
Familia y Cultura
(DIV)
sábado
5/31/2014
9-4
6 horas
Academia de Educación
Temprana
(UGB & HGB)
Descripción
Los participantes aprenderán
estrategias implementadas de ASQ
para programas de cuidado de niños.
Aquí aprenderán a administrar y a
implementar los resultados.
También aprendan como comunicar
con los padres cuando los resultados
son serios. Se recomienda si son
parte del QRIS que vengan a esta
clase.
Esta clase es la primera clase para
obtener la licencia de cuidado
infantil familiar. Explicaremos el
proceso para obtener la licencia
registrada familiar y también le
daremos información sobre el
cuidado infantil de alta calidad y
como un negocio.
La Orientación es una clase que
brinda información sobre el
Programa de Cuidado Infantil de
DHS. Ayuda a entender los
procesos de listado y facturación.
También aprenderá como reunir los
requisitos para la cuota mejorada.
En Oregón el personal escolar y
cuidado de niños son informantes
obligatorios de reportar sospechas
de abuso y negligencia. En este
taller los participantes aprenderán el
proceso de como reportar estas
sospechas.
Esta clase es requerida para obtener
y renovar la licencia Registrada, o
Certificada, o para trabajar en un
Centro. También esta licencia le
ayuda a obtener la mejor tarifa en el
pago que recibe de la Unidad de
Pago Directo.
En este entrenamiento aprenderán el
rol y prácticas de las proveedoras de
cuidado de niños para establecer las
rutinas diarias que apoyan y ayudan
a los niños a desarrollar una
saludable identidad cultural y para
prevenir comportamientos difíciles
debido a asuntos culturales.
Tendremos 6 horas de
entrenamiento de educación infantil,
premios y comida.
Presentador
Ana Maria Dudley
Entrenadora de la
Comunidad
Karla Young
Trabajadora de Family
Connections
Karla Young
Trabajadora de Family
Connections
DHS
Rita Loop
Entrenadora de la
Comunidad
Lucia Alemán
Entrenadora de la
comunidad
Lea la siguiente pagina
para más información.
Lugar
Ser
Anunciado
Costo
$15
Ser
Anunciado
Gratis
Ser
Anunciado
Gratis
Ser
Anunciado
$10
Ser
Anunciado
$40
Ser
Anunciado
$15
Ser
Anunciado
$25
Academia de Educación Temprana
El 31 de mayo vamos a tener una conferencia ¡El costo de la conferencia es de $25 y va incluir 6 horas de
entrenamiento y comida! El espacio es limitado, por favor regístrense el 6 de abril. Los siguientes temas serán
ofrecidos:
• Primeros Contactos--Guiando el Comportamiento Social (UGB)-set 1
• Promoviendo Salud Mental de Infantes con Relaciones Afectuosas (HGB)-set 2
Clase Gratis de Primeros Auxilios Pediátricos y RCP
¿Usted tiene licencia de CCD para Cuidado Infantil o Certificado de Cuidado Infantil Familiar? Usted puede ser
elegible para renovar su licencia de CCD (su nombre tiene que aparecer en la licencia). Para preguntas llame a
Family Connections a 541-463-3306.
ORO https://my.oregonregistryonline.org/
¡Su cuenta del Registro de Oregón ya está disponible en línea!
o Crea una cuenta myORO
o Acceda a la información de su formación
o Imprima un Declaración de Desarrollo Profesional
o Actualice su información de contacto
o Ahora puede mandar puede aplicar de paso sin enviar $10 al Registro de Oregón. Tiene que
hacerlo antes del 30 de junio.
Escala de Calificación de Calidad de Cuidado Infantil/ Oregon’s Quality Improvement System (QRIS)
Este invierno fui a un entrenamiento de QRIS en Western Oregón University (WOE). La universidad de WOE
espera que la información este traducida esta primavera. Para más información de QRIS visite a:
http://www.wou.edu/tri/QRIS/process.html
Creación de su propia página en el Internet
¿Sabía usted que las computadoras son muy importantes para su vida profesional? El uso de computadoras es parte
de la vida diaria y esta clase le ofrece la oportunidad de crear su propia página en el Internet. Usted diseñará su
página y usará herramientas en el internet para promover su negocio, buscar y aplicar para trabajos o becas, o
empezar la universidad. Nosotras nos ayudaremos para poder tener éxito en esta clase. Las clases son los martes y
jueves de 6:00 PM a 8:00 PM. Esta clase es ofrecida a personas que han tomado clases básicas de computación. Si
tiene preguntas llame al 541-463-3253 y pregunte por Rita Loop.
¿Qué es ASQ-3?
Los Ages & Stages Questinnaires, son un conjunto de cuestionarios sobre el desarrollo infantil. Se han empleado
por más de 20 años para verificar que el desarrollo de los niños sea normal. El ASQ-3 es considerado como una
herramienta de monitoreo porque evalúa el proceso del desarrollo de los niños en aéreas importantes, tales como el
habla, la habilidad física, la habilidad social, y la habilidad de resolver problemas. ASQ-3 puede ayudar a
identificar las aéreas de fortaleza que tiene su niño, asimismo como cualquier área en la que pueda necesitar ayuda.
Para más información, hable con un profesional de salud, con un especialista en educación, o visite el sitio Internet
www.agesandstages.com