Children & Family Resource Center

Early childhood education provides the base layer of building blocks for a child's educational experience. It is the responsibility of early childhood professionals to provide a safe, nurturing, and intentional learning environment where children are treated as individuals, yet are still part of the classroom environment. Developmentally appropriate practices (DAP) are based off well-known developmental […]

Participants will learn the skills needed to safely administer different types of medication to children, including oral, topical, inhalation, and instillation medication.   Presenter: Patricia Lee, Child Care Health Consultant   Credit: 2 hours   Questions contact: Jessica Johnson 828-698-0674 x 160 [email protected]   *Please arrive early so the training can begin promptly. Also, note that if […]

Children aged birth to three are learning about themselves and the world around them. Developing social and emotional skills are a large focus during this age range and will contribute to a child’s success in school and in life. While developing those skills, there is a WIDE range of behaviors that teachers will need to know […]

By participating in this training, you will deepen your understanding of empathy as a powerful tool for enriching relationships and explore specific tools and concepts for expanding equity within early childhood settings.   Presenter: Roxanna Pepper, Early Childhood Program Consultant   Credit: 2 hours   Questions Contact: Jessica Johnson 828-698-0674 x 160 [email protected]   *Please arrive early so […]

Working with infants and toddlers is rewarding, but it can also sometimes be challenging. In Understanding Behavior, providers will learn how to use observation to better understand child behavior. We will look at the many influences affecting behavior and use this knowledge to examine our own beliefs. We will practice reframing our thoughts to better […]