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Quality Infant/Toddler Caregiving Workshop
Topics/Schedule/Books

Topics:

  • How intelligence and emotions grow
  • Brain Research: Infancy as a crucial time for learning
  • Piagetian games with babies
  • Positive discipline techniques
  • Toys and activities that promote fine motor, perceptual motor, and gross motor skills
  • Sensory experiences for babies
  • Separation and attachment issues in infant care
  • Becoming a better observer of babies
  • Arranging and planning an infant caregiving environment
  • How to embed curriculum in daily routines
  • Legal concerns of infant/toddler facilities
  • Infant sexuality
  • Tips for encouraging language learning; books and songs for babies
  • Working with parents
  • Cash budgeting and finance techniques for an infant/toddler childcare facility
  • Assessing infants; assessing caregiver work with babies
  • Tips from a pediatrician
  • Inclusive programming with atypical infants
  • Infant temperament
  • Safety and nutrition issues

Schedule:

Workshop dates: June 2-6, 2008
Location: TBA
Meeting times: 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Mon.-Thurs.; 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. (approx.) on Friday

Textbooks:

Order textbooks from the SU Bookstore 315-443-9901 after May 1, 2008. Books may be shipped to you prior to the workshop. Use VISA or MasterCard only for payment for phone orders. No COD orders. Allow 7-10 days for shipping. Textbooks may also be purchased after your arrival for workshop.

For more information, contact Alice Honig at 315-443-4296 or ahonig@syr.edu; or Kimberly Ray at kiray@syr.edu.

 

 

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