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The CCR&R offers many training opportunities each

month. The trainings follow guidelines from the

National Association for the Education of Young

Children (NAEYC), which sets professional standards

for early childhood care and education. Training

top-ics include: child development, positive guidance,

curriculum planning, health and safety, cultural

sensi-tivity, special needs, program improvement, and

busi-ness practices.

Why attend a training at the CCR&R?

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cost effective; free or low cost

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relevant and current; a wide variety of topics to

choose from, with new topics added regularly

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interactive workshops for hands-on learning

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convenient locations throughout DuPage and

Kane counties for ease of attendance

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opportunities to gain new skills and learn about

resources available to child care professionals

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trainings meet the requirements for DCFS

in-service hours, CDA credential, and QRS eligibility

requirements

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much, much more!

training at the YWCA child care

resource and referral

Here’s what child care providers are

saying about trainings at the CCR&R!

“I liked that you addressed many of the

issues we actually face in our day care.”

“A thorough presentation with a tangible

activity!”

“I enjoyed the presenter’s interactive teaching

style.”

“The information was great for our every day

use in our child care.”

“The presenter was very warm and reassuring

for me as a provider.”

“I wish that the class was longer!”

“I liked the hand’s-on activities!”

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the Quality Rating

System (QRS)

The Quality Rating System (QRS) is the statewide quality rating and tiered reimbursement system

that assists Illinois child care programs in providing quality care for children and their families.

QRS is a voluntary system available to license-exempt family and child care providers and

li-censed centers. License-exempt family child care providers have the opportunity to complete up

to 3 progressive levels of training to achieve QRS standing. Licensed programs (FCC and

Cen-ters) work toward achieving a 1-4 Star Level rating.

Currently, there is no cost to apply to QRS.

QRS is open to all child care providers. Those providers who care for children from CCAP (Child

Care Assistance Program) families and receive a QRS rating can earn an extra 5-20% quality add

-on to the standard daily CCAP reimbursement rate for children in their care.

The application process is administered by the Illinois Network of Child Care Resource and

Refer-ral Agencies (INCCRRA). Applications are available on the INCCRRA website (www.inccrra.org)

or by calling (866) 697-8278.

Providers are required to attend a free orientation prior to completing the application process.

QRS participants will receive information about eligibility requirements, the application process

and supports and resources that are available. Participants will also earn 2 in-service hours. The

YWCA CCR&R is pleased to offer opportunities to participate in this required orientation.

Learn More About QRS:

Orientation for the Quality Rating System (QRS)

- Quality matters in

child care. Learn about the statewide Quality Rating System (QRS) that

recognizes family child care and center-based providers for quality with

QRS award certification. Providers serving children on the state Child

Care Assistance Program (CCAP) can also receive a bonus to the

standard payment rate. The orientation covers eligibility requirements,

application process, and supports and resources available. A provider

must attend this session prior to applying to QRS.

The YWCA CCR&R also has a dedicated QRS Specialist available for

consultations and assistance.

To register for the QRS Orientation or another CCR&R training, please visit our website:

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YWCA Metropolitan Chicago Patterson and McDaniel Family Center

Child Care Resource and Referral

55 East North Avenue, Glendale Heights, IL 60139

630-790-3030

ywcachicago.org

building strong

communities

one child

at a time

YWCA Metropolitan Chicago

Patterson and McDaniel Family Center

Programs

YWCA Metropolitan Chicago is committed to providing women with the

support and tools needed to transform their lives, be confident in their

choices, and make valuable contributions to their communities.

We promote racial justice, embrace diversity, and inspire personal

de-velopment both within our organization and throughout all our services.

We are pleased to offer the following programs to support families in our communities:

Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R)

supports and strengthens the child care system in DuPage

and Kane counties by assisting parents, child care providers, and the community.

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child care referrals and resources for parents

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assistance for parents who need help paying for child care (Illinois Child Care Assistance Program)

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infant/toddler, nurse, mental health, and QRS consulting services

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start up assistance, training opportunities, and professional development, scholarship, and grant

assis-tance for child care providers

Sexual Violence and Support Services

offers counseling and advocacy services to individuals and their

non-offending family members who have been impacted by sexual assault.

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rape crisis hotline

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counseling services

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advocacy services

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violence prevention and professional education

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school-based art therapy

Economic Empowerment Services

offer support for career planning and advancement, financial

counsel-ing, and asset acquisition through one-on-one coachcounsel-ing, computer traincounsel-ing, and specialized workshops.

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Economic Empowerment Institute

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computer technology training

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financial counseling and education

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TechGYRLS

The Center for

Racial Justice

and Activism provides grassroots training for all members of the community

to learn, experience, and lead racial justice and activist efforts.

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YWCA Metropolitan Chicago Training Policies

Registration:

Registration for trainings offered

by the YWCA Metropolitan Chicago Child Care

Resource and Referral will be accepted through

Online, Mail, Fax or dropped off in person at the

YWCA office prior to the training.

Enrollment process:

Complete registration

form and fee when applicable

.

Registrations

will be processed in the order received and a

waiting list will be established when necessary.

Each participant is required to submit a separate

registration.

Registration deadlines:

Registration is

expected at least one week prior to the

workshop/series.



If enrollment is low, registration may be

taken up to 2 business days prior to the

scheduled class.



Registration must be received 7 days prior

to the scheduled training date in order to

receive a certificate on the day of the

training. All other certificates will be mailed

after the training if registered after schedule

deadline.



Enrollment is not complete until both

registration form and fees have been

received.

Enrollment Limits:

Typically, there is no limit

on the number of participants from one facility.

However, if the need arises to limit the number

of participants from one program the YWCA

CCR&R reserves the right to do so. The limit

guidelines are as follows: FCC: Max. 2 per

program CCC: Max. 4 per program

Payment:

Enrollment is not complete until both

registration form and fees have been received

.

Pre-registration fees may be non-refundable for

no-show registrants. Registrants are not to be

charged or billed fees for non-attendance after

training has occurred. No show registrants are

not to be denied access to future training as long

as they follow other training policies and

procedures.

Registration fees are

non-refundable and non-transferrable.

Payments should be made out to the YWCA

Child Care Resource and Referral.

Registration notification:

If you provide an

email address, confirmation will be sent via

email once registration is complete. If no email

is provided, written confirmation will be provided

upon request.

Agency cancellation:

The YWCA reserves the

right to cancel trainings for low registration,

inclement weather, presenter’s illness. In the

event the training is cancelled, participants will

be notified by phone or email. Training coupons

will be issued for cancelled trainings.

Coupons:

Coupons will be issued for trainings

cancelled by the YWCA. Coupons are valid for

6 months from the date of issue. Only original

coupons will be accepted.

Participant cancellation:

Please contact the

YWCA training department via phone or email at

least 48 hours prior to the training if you are

unable to attend.



Refunds/Vouchers/Credit for registration

fees will

not

be given.



Registration fees are non-refundable

and non-transferable.



If you cannot attend a training and want

to send someone in your place, please

contact the training department during

normal business hours.

Time frame for cancelling:

If the YWCA

CCR&R cancels the training due to low

enrollment all participants that registered will be

contacted by phone no later than 2 business

days prior to the training scheduled date.

Rescheduling:

The YWCA CCR&R will make

every effort to reschedule a cancelled training by

the following quarter.

Advance registration is required for all

Trainings. Walk-ins are not allowed.

Certificates:

A. Late

Arrivals

— a fifteen (15) minute

grace period will be given at all training

sessions. This grace period begins at

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YWCA Metropolitan Chicago Training Policies

will not be allowed in the training after

the 15-minute grace period according to

trainer’s clock.

Fees will not be

refunded and no coupon will be issued.

B. Early

Departures:

To receive a training

certificate, the participant

must stay until

the trainer is finished.

C.

Unreasonable time spent out from the

training will result in the loss of a

certificate and may result in removal

from the training. If you must handle an

emergency, please notify the

facilitator/presenter and dismiss yourself

from the training.

Replacement:

Replacement certificates must

be issued at the request of an individual

participant. Certificates are only to be released

to the individual who participated at the training.

If you have not received your certificate within

30 days of training, you must notify the CCR&R.

$5 fee will apply after 30 days.

DTP transcripts may be issued at the request of

an individual participant. To ensure

confidentiality, transcripts are to be released to

the individual.

Fee for transcript:

No fee

Conduct/disruptive behavior:

At the discretion

of the trainer—If an attendee is considered to be

disruptive in behavior, he/she may be asked to

leave the training and will not receive a

certificate or refund.

Children are not permitted at training

sessions.

All cell phones must be silenced prior to the start

of the workshop. Participants needing to attend

to phone calls should excuse themselves from

the workshop.

All ethnicities, abilities, educational levels,

opinions, and experiences will be respected.

Personal experiences shared during the

workshop will be respected.

Misconduct or disruptive behavior will not be

tolerated. Behavior of this type will result in

removal from the workshop session.

Threats, harassment, or abusive treatment of

staff, facilitators, presenters, or other

participants will NOT be tolerated. Misconduct of

this type is considered a serious offense and will

be subject to immediate and appropriate

disciplinary action. In addition, the matter may

be referred to local authorities for investigation

and/or prosecution.

No weapons are allowed on YWCA premises

and/or at any YWCA sponsored events or

trainings.

Participants who do not abide by these policies

will be asked to leave and will not receive a

training certificate or coupon.

Quality and Training Department

55 E North Ave.

Glendale Heights, IL 60139

630-790-3030

[email protected]

All training policies are created by the YWCA

CCR&R in accordance with the Department of

Human Services regulations.

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Symbol

Meaning

The star symbol indicates the training meets requirements for applying to the Quality Rating System (QRS).

♥

The heart symbol indicates First Aid/CPR trainings.

The Registry symbol indicates trainings that have been approved to be entered into the Gateways to Opportunity Registry.

The Gateways to Opportunity Registry is a resource and tool to drive quality and accountability for early care and

education, school-age, and youth development practitioners and programs. Registry Membership provides a system to

track professional attainment and completion of training requirements by individual practitioners, from college coursework

to community-based training. For Registry Members, the system will maintain a permanent record of these achievements

on a Professional Development Record (PDR).

To download an application to become a member of the registry, visit

www.ilgateways.com

.

This Registry symbol indicates trainings that are needed for ExceleRate Illinois

Preparing for Success in the QRIS—Working with the Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale (ECERS). Come learn

how to prepare your environment and enhance your services in this important area. Early Childhood age groups will be

covered. Those interested in this series must register for all scheduled ECERS sessions— 2/12, 3/1, 3/12, 3/26, 4/16, 5/3,

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additional information

The Council for Professional Recognition

awards the CDA credential to individuals

who have met the requirements.

Individuals seeking to renew their CDA

credential must obtain 4.5 CEUs, which

can be obtained by attending 45 clock

hours of instruction or a three-credit hour

college course.

To qualify for CEU consideration, the

training/workshop must be at least 5

hours long (=.5 CEU). Ten hours equals

1 CEU.

The YWCA CCR&R offers a wide range

of early childhood trainings that address

the CDA components. The trainings vary

in length from 1.5 to 5 hours. Trainings

offered in a series format consist of 6 or

more hours of training.

The YWCA CCR&R sponsored trainings address one or

more of the following CDA areas:

CDA 1 Health and Safety

CDA 2 Physical and Intellectual Development

CDA 3 Social and Emotional Development

CDA 4 Provider/Family Relations

CDA 5 Child Care Program Operation

CDA 6 Professionalism

CDA 7 Behavioral Observation and Record Keeping

CDA 8 Principles of Child Growth and Development

If you need financial support in

obtaining your CDA Credential

please contact:

YWCA CCR&R

(630) 790-3030

For more information about the

CDA, contact:

The Council for Professional

Recognition (800)- 424-4310 or

www.cdacouncil.org

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7/8

The Importance of Play– Language and Literacy Development

Presented by Casey Craft, Infant/Toddler Specialist & Keri Anderson, Quality Specialist

Play is an important par for developing self– regulation as well as promoting language, cognition and social compliance. Children of all ages love to play, and it gives them opportunities to explore the world. Interact with where, express and control emotions and much more. Learn the importance of play in domains of development and also learn strategies of how to incorporate play in an developmentally appropriate way.

6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 2

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

55 E. North Ave. Glendale Heights, 60139

CDA Area: 2

Family Child Care Professionals Fee: Free Max: 25-Closed

thurs.

7/10

Program for Infant & Toddler Care (PITC)-Module 1, Session 3: A Guide to Social-Emotional Growth and Socialization

Presented by Casey Craft, Infant/Toddler Specialist

Program for Infant Toddler Care (PITC) is designed to help child care directors and infant/toddler care teachers become sensitive to infant’s cues, connect with their family and culture, and develop responsive, relationship-based care. This training takes an in-depth look at cognitive and social-emotional development, encouraging growth within daily routines and tips on setting up appropriate environments for experiences infant and toddler professionals.

Participants must complete all 4 sessions to receive credit. 6/12, 6/19, 7/10 and 7/17 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 2 Rasmussen College 2363 Sequoia Drive Aurora, IL 60504 CDA Area: 3,8

All Infant/Toddler Staff & Caregivers Fee: $25 for Series Max: 30-Closed

sat.

7/12

Moving Beyond the Scales

Meaningful learning occurs when there is plenty of tine to choose from many activities, with a teacher who brings learning out of play. This training breaks down the ITERS (Infant Toddler Environment Rating Scale) book so that we can gain a better understanding of how to measure quality care in Infant, Toddler, Two’s licensed child care classrooms.

9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 3

Grace United Methodist Church 300 E. Gartner Rd.

Naperville, IL 60540 Room 232

CDA Area: 5

Child Care Providers working with Infants, Toddlers and Two’s

Fee: $15

Max: 25

tues.

7/15

Level 1 Credentials Tier II- Module 7A

Presented by Colleen Bandy, ITN Trainer

.Module 7a: Child Development (Birth to 8 months) Newborns and young babies are developing at an incredible rate, causing them to have special needs unlike older children. In this fourth class, you will understand how children from birth to 8 months learn and grow, and how to individualize their care accordingly.

Participants must register for and attend all Level III trainings (7/15/14, 7/22/14, 8/12/14, 8/26/14, 9/16/14, 9/24/14, 10/15/14, 10/28/14) to receive

in-service credit

6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

In-Service Hours: 3

Grace United Methodist Church 300 E. Gartner Rd.

Naperville, IL 60540

CDA Area: 8

All Early Childhood Professionals

Fee: Free

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Program for Infant & Toddler Care (PITC)- Module 1, Session 4: A Guide to Social-Emotional Growth and Socialization

Presented by Casey Craft, Infant Toddler Specialist

Program for Infant Toddler Care (PITC) is designed to help child care directors and infant/toddler care teachers become sensitive to infant’s cues, connect with their family and culture, and develop responsive, relationship-based care. This training takes an in-depth look at cognitive and social-emotional development, encouraging growth within daily routines and tips on setting up appropriate environments for experiences infant and toddler professionals.

Participants must complete all 4 sessions to receive credit. 6/12, 6/19, 7/10 and 7/17 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 2 Rasmussen College 2363 Sequoia Drive. Aurora, IL 60504 CDA Area: 2

All Infant/Toddler Staff & Caregivers Fee: $25 for Series Max: 30-Closed

tues.

7/22

Level 1 Credentials Tier II– Module 7B

Module 7b;: Child Development (8 to 18 months) in this continuation of the first child

development class, you will explore development among children 8 to 18 months old. You will identify how this age group differs In growth and their approach to learning, and you will discover toys, games, and songs that are helpful and just right for their development.

Participants must register for and attend all Level III trainings (7/15/14, 7/22/14, 8/12/14, 8/26/14, 9/16/14, 9/24/14, 10/15/14, 10/28/14) to receive in-service credit 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. In-Service Hours: 3 Rasmussen College 2363 Sequoia Drive. Aurora, IL 60504 CDA Area: 8

All Early Childhood Professionals

Fee: Free

Max: 25

tues.

7/29

Using Positive Guidance in your Environment

What does positive guidance mean to you? How can we implement this into our environment when handling challenging behaviors? Participants will discuss how to use discipline in a positive way that is effective and consistent with quality care in their environment.

6:30 p.m. to 8:30p.m. In-Service Hours: 2 The Giving Tree Learning Center 1100 W. Wilson St. Batavia, IL 60510

CDA Area:7

Fee: $15

Max: 30

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Activities for Mixed Age Groups

Presented by Casey Craft, Infant Toddler Specialist & Keri Anderson Quality Specialist

Participants will discuss managing mixed age groups in a child-care setting and identify the benefits and challenges of multi-aged groups. Strategies on how to adapt daily practices and routines to meet the needs of children in differing age groups, choosing and adapting activities for mixed age groups will be shared.

6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 2 Itasca Library 500 W Irving Park Rd. Itasca, IL 60143 CDA Area: 2

All Early Childhood Professionals Fee: $15 Max: 35

wed.

8/6

Quality Beginnings!

Presented by YWCA Staff

Interested in starting a home child care business? Then this class is for you! A brief overview of all the aspects involved in operating a family child care home, including interviewing parents, marketing your services, setting up, record keeping and taxes, and more will be covered.

6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 2

CDA Area: 5

New Family Child Care Providers

Fee: $15

Max: 15

thurs.

8/7

Early Childhood Developmental Screening

Presented by Daisy Viyuoh, MSN, RN and Mandy Semenik, MS, LCPC

This training reviews child growth and development in early childhood environments related to brain development and learning. Through observation, the child care practitioner is able to monitor young children’s interactions and age appropriate skill levels to focus on activities which enhance learning. A review of several commercial screening tolos is discussed to allow child care practitioners more options on monitoring a child’s typical development. Case studies provide hands on learning for the participant on use of a developmental screening tool, and guidelines for the need for referral to an early intervention nprogram.

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

In-Service Hours: 7.5

Kane County Health Dept. 1240 North Highland Aurora, IL 60506

CDA Area: 1, 2, 3,

All Early Childhood Professionals

Fee: $15

Max: 35

sat.

8/9

Understanding & Planning for Continuous Quality Improvement

One of the distinguishing characteristics of high-quality early childhood programs is their ability to adapt to change. This training will explore the concept of Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) as an essential component of first-rate programs. Through discussions & group activities, participants will learn the key features of this leadership philosophy, the steps in the CQI process, and how to create a Continuous Quality Improvement Plan (CQUIP) to guide change.

9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 3.5 Itasca Library 500 W Irving Park Rd. Itasca, IL 60143 CDA Area: 4

All Early Childhood Directors/ Administrators

Fee: $10

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Level 1 Credential Training Tier III Module 7C

Module 7C: Child Development (18 to 36 months): Toddlers are an energetic bunch who require plenty of stimulation and education. In this final section of child development training, you will explore how children age 18 to 36 months learn language, learn to think, learn to move, and learn feelings, so you can better nurture this often curious age group.

Participants must register for and attend all Level III trainings (7/15/14, 7/22/14, 8/12/14, 8/26/14, 9/16/14, 9/24/14, 10/15/14, 10/28/14) to receive

in-service credit

6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 3,8

Fee: Free

Max: 25

tues.

8/12

Credencial del Nivel 1, Módulos 7C

Presented by Ana Sanchez, ITN Tranier

Módulo 7C: Desarrollo del Niño (18-36 meses de edad)

Los pequeñitos de estas edades son un grupo muy energético que requiere mucha estimulación y educación. En esta sección final del adiestramiento sobre el desarrollo del niño, usted explorará cómo los niños de 18 a 36 meses de edad aprenden el lenguaje, aprenden a pensar, aprenden a moverse y aprenden sobre sentimientos, de tal forma que usted pueda criar a este grupo de edades que frecuentemente es muy curioso.

Los participantes deben registrarse y asistir a todos los siguientes entrenamientos de Nivel

1 (8/12/14,8/26/14, 9/16/14, 9/30/14 10/7/14,10/15/14, 10/21/14 y 10/28/14 para recibir créditos en servicio por estos entrenamientos. Por favor, traiga su almuerzo.

6:00p.m. to 9:00p.m.

In-Service Hours: 3

Buenas Nuevas Church 402 Sherman Ave. Aurora IL 60505 CDA Area: 3,8 Todos los Professionales de Educación Temprana que hablen Español

Fee: Free

Max: 25

sat.

8/16

Autism:101 General information and effective strategies for supporting individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders

Presented by Joy Cooper

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 out of every 68 children is diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. In this interactive workshop, we will identify early markers for Autism Spectrum Disorder and the importance of screening. Additionally, we will discuss the symptoms of autism and the implications for teaching, supporting and working with individuals with autism. Come to this workshop and add more “tools” to your toolbox with a variety of practical, effective strategies!

9:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m.

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 8

tues.

8/19

♥

CPR/First Aid

Presented by Emergency Response

This training will focus on CPR and choking rescue for adults, children, and infants. Treatment of bleeding, burns, shock, seizure, splinting and use of automated external defibrillators will also be covered.

6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. In-Service Hours: 4

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 1, 5

Fee: $55

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Infants and Toddlers Classroom Management

Create a schedule that works best for your classroom, arrange your room to achieve the best quality care learning environment and discuss strategies on how to handle

challenging behaviors and still run an effective classroom.

6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 2 The Giving Tree Learning Center 1100 W. Wilson St. Batavia, IL 60510

CDA Area: 7

All Early Childhood Professionals

Fee: $15

Max: 30

sat.

8/23

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)

Presented by Daisy Viyuoh, RN, MSN, Kane County Nurse Consultant

This presentation offers proactive recommendations for reducing the risk of SIDS in childcare and providing safe sleep for infants. Licensing requirements for Illinois will also be discussed.

MEETS THE DCFS PRE-LICENSING TRAINING REQUIREMENT

9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. In-Service Hours: 1.5

Kane County Health Dept. 1240 N. Highland Ave. Aurora, 60506

CDA Area: 1

Fee: $15

Max: 35

sat.

8/23

Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS)

Shaken Baby Syndrome can be preventable. As caregivers we need to understand the dangers of this syndrome and the steps we can take to stop it from harming our young children. This session will provide practical information about Shaken Baby Syndrome and effective strategies for prevention.

MEETS THE DCFS PRE-LICENSING TRAINING REQUIREMENT

10:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.

Kane County Health Dept. 1240 N. Highland Ave. Aurora, 60506

CDA Area: 1

wed.

8/20

Comienzos de Calidad

Presented by Norma Duran

¿Está interesado en comenzar un negocio de calidad de cuidado de niños en la casa? ¡Entonces esta clase es para usted! Se revisará, en forma general, todos los aspectos envueltos en operar un negocio familiar de cuidado de niños, incluyendo entrevista con los padres, mercadeando sus servicios, manteniendo archivos e impuestos, y mucho más.

9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. In-Service Hours: 2

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 55 E. North Ave. Glendale Heights, 60139 CDA Area: 5 Personas interesadas en abrir un negocio de cuidado de ninos en el hogar Fee: $15 Max: 15

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Level 1 Credential Training Tier III Module 8A

Presented by Colleen Bandy ITN Trainer

Module 8A: Preschool Social and Emotional Development : As children approach preschool age, their needs begin to change. This is the first of four classes designed to better understand children as they approach school-age. You will identify characteristics of social and emotional development and learn techniques for promoting appropriate and effective discipline for preschool children.

Participants must register for and attend all Level III trainings (7/15/14, 7/22/14, 8/12/14, 8/26/14, 9/16/14, 9/24/14, 10/15/14, 10/28/14) to receive in-service credit. 6:00 p.m. To 9:00 p.m. In-Service Hours: 3 Rasmussen College 2363 Sequoia Drive. Aurora, IL 60504 CDA Area: 3

Fee: Free

Max: 25

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Credencial del Nivel 1, Módulos n 8A

Presented by Ana Sanchez, ITN Trainer

Módulo 8A: Desarrollo Social y Emocional de los Preescolares

Mientras los niños se acercan a la edad preescolar, sus necesidades comienzan a cambiar. Esta es la primera de cuatro clases diseñadas para entender mejor a los niños mientras se acercan a la edad escolar. Usted identificará características del desarrollo social y

emocional y aprenderá técnicas para promover la disciplina apropiada y efectiva para los niños preescolares.

Los participantes deben registrarse y asistir a todos los siguientes entrenamientos de Nivel

1 (8/12/14,8/26/14, 9/16/14, 9/30/14 10/7/14,10/15/14, 10/21/14 y 10/28/14 para recibir créditos en servicio por estos entrenamientos. Por favor, traiga su almuerzo.

6:00 p.m. To 9:00 p.m.

Buenas Nuevas Church

402 Sherman Ave. Aurora IL 60505

CDA Area: 3

Todos los Profesionales de Edad Temprana que hablen Español

Fee: Free

Max: 25

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8/27

Introduction to Developmental Screening Tools

Presented by Daisy Viyuoh, MSN, RN CCNC

The process of developmental screening in the early childhood setting is introduced to practitioners and parents. Observation of a young child’s growth and development provides evidence of age-appropriate skill level, continued monitoring of milestones, and the need for referral into an early intervention program. A review of several commercial screening tools is discussed to provide child care practitioners more options to monitor a child’s typical development

9:00a.m. to 12:00p.m.

Kane County Health Dept. 1240 N. Highland

Aurora, 60506

CDA Area: 1

Fee: $10

Max: 35

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Ages and Stages Social Emotional Questionnaire Screening Tool

Come and be a part of a development screening discussion. We are the eyes and ears to the parents so let's learn to start screening the children in our care. This training will teach providers practical ways to observe and document developmental and social emotional changes in our children 0-5 years of age using screening tools. This is a first/ aid to preventing future delays in our children. Come and let’s make a difference in our children's lives.

1:00p.m. to 3:00p.m.

Kane County Health Dept. 1240 N. Highland

Aurora, IL 60508

CDA Area: 1,2,3,7,8

Fee: Free

Max: 35

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8/30

Welcoming Each and Every Child

This session provides information on caring for young children with special needs in a typical childcare setting. The training helps increase the knowledge and comfort level of participants to enhance their ability to care for young children with disabilities in early childhood environments. It will discuss adaptations and modifications that assist all children to participate in activities. This meets the DCFS requirement for early childhood providers in special care and inclusion training.

(Bring your lunch)

8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. In-Service Hours: 7.5

Kane County Health Dept.

1240 N. Highland Ave. Aurora, 60506

CDA Area: 1,2,3,4,5,7,8

All Early Childhood Professionals Fee: $15 Max: 35

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Presented by YWCA Staff

9:30 a.m. To 11;30a.m.

In-Service Hours: 2

CDA Area: 5

New Family Child Care Providers

Fee: $15

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Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP) for Infants and Toddlers

Presented Casey Craft, Infant/Toddler Specialist

Developmentally appropriate practice, often shortened to DAP is an approach to teaching based off the research on how young children develop and learn and in what is known about effective early education. It’s framework is designed to promote young children’s optimal learning and development. Join in discussion about DAP when working with infants and toddlers.

6:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 8

Fee: $15

Max: 25

sat.

9/13

Illinois Early Learning Guidelines: Birth– 3 years

This training gives early childhood practitioners an overview of program guidelines for children birth to age three. The training creates a foundational understanding for providers and practitioners in the field of what children birth to age three are expected to know and develop across multiple domains.

9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

In-Service Hours: 4.5 Grace United Methodist Church

300 E. Gartner Rd. Naperville, 60540

CDA Area: 5,6,8

Fee: Free

Max: 35

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9/16

Level 1 Credential Training Tier III Module 8B

Colleen Bandy, ITN Trainer

Module 8B: Preschool Physical Development: As toddlers mature, their minds are not the only things growing at an incredible rate. You will understand the special areas of physical development in preschool-aged children. You also will learn about fine motor activities that will help preschoolers grow into their bodies while developing proper coordination and movement.

6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

In-Service Hours: 3 Grace United Methodist Church

300 E. Gartner Rd. Naperville, 60540

CDA Area: 2

Fee: Free

Max:25

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9/16

Credencial del Nivel 1, Módulos 8B

Presented by Ana Sanchez, ITN Tranier

Módulo 8B: Desarrollo Físico de los Preescolares : Mientras los pequeñines maduran, sus mentes no son las únicas cosas que están creciendo en ellos a una rapidez increíble. Usted entenderá las áreas especiales del desarrollo físico en los niños de edad preescolar. Además, usted aprenderá sobre actividades para el motor fino que van a ayudar a los preescolares a crecer junto con sus cuerpos mientras desarrollan la coordinación y el movimiento apropiados

6:00p.m. to 9:00p.m.

In-Service Hours: 3

Buenas Nuevas Church 402 Sherman Ave. Aurora IL 60505 CDA Area: 3,8 Todos los Professionales de Educación Temprana que hablen Español

Fee: Free

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Introduction to Environment Rating Scales

This training is for center-based programs and family child care providers and offers an overview of the Environment Rating Scales. The Environment Rating Scales are user-friendly assessment tools that measure the quality of the learning environment for infants through school-age children. After completing this training, participants will be able to use the tool(s) for program self-assessment and improvement planning.

9:00a.m. - 1:00p.m. In-Service Hours: 4

Wesley Nursery School 14 N. May Street Aurora, IL 60506

CDA Area: 5

Fee: $10

Max: 25

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9/20

Creang Individual Professional Development Plans

Presented by Keri Anderson, Quality Specialist

..Participants will define and explain the value of professional development. This

training will assist in recognizing the relationship of staff development to Continuous Quality Improvement. Participants will also be able to identify the components of an effective professional development plan.

9:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 1,2,3,7,8

Fee: $10

Max: 25

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9/23

Planning & Implementing Effective Small-Groups

Why do teachers write activity plans? Why are written plans necessary? Is formal planning as important for children in child-care settings and pre-k programs as it is for children enrolled in elementary school? In this introduction to planning and implementing effective small group activities, Information will be presented to help you answer questions like these!

6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 8

Fee: $15

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Level 1 Credential Training Tier III 8C

Module 8C: Preschool Language Development: Appropriate speech patterns and language skills are crucial to nurturing effective communications by preschoolers. In this third class on preschool development, you will explore how to use a picture and

storybooks to lay the foundation for good reading and proper language use. This class comes complete with discussion on how to help children with special needs. Participants must register for and attend all Level III trainings (4/27, 5/27 & 6/15) to receive in-service credit.

6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 1, 3, 8

Fee: Free

Max:25

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9/27

More “Pro-Action” = Less Reaction: Proactive strategies for success and effective interventions for challenging behaviors with individuals with autism

Presented by Joy Cooper

In this workshop, we will identify the challenges and strengths associated with the diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder and focus on proactive interventions as well as de-escalation strategies to help support individuals with autism. When proactive strategies are in place, there’s less of a need to be “reactive”, which is beneficial for both the individual with autism, and parents, professionals, and caregivers alike. However, challenging behaviors and crisis situations can be unpredictable, and it can be difficult to know how to effectively de-escalate the situation. If you are looking for proactive solutions to prevent challenging behaviors and calming strategies to de-escalate crisis situations, this workshop can be beneficial for you!

9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

CDA Area: 1,2,3,4,8

Fee: $15

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Credencial del Nivel 1, Módulos 8C

.Módulo 8C: Desarrollo del Lenguaje de los Preescolares: Los patrones del habla apropiada y las destrezas del lenguaje son cruciales para cultivar la comunicación efectiva en los preescolares. En esta tercera clase sobre el desarrollo de los preescolares, usted explorará cómo usar una fotografía y los libros de cuentos para establecer el fundamento para la buena lectura y el uso apropiado del lenguaje. Esta clase viene completa con un análisis sobre cómo ayudar a los

niños con necesidades especiales.

6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Buenas Nuevas Church 402 Sherman Ave. Aurora IL 60505 CDA Area: 2 Todos los Professionales de Educación Temprana que hablen Español

Fee: Free

Max: 25

sat.

10/4

Introduction to Development Screening Tools

Presented by Daisy Viyuoh, RN, MSN, Kane County Nurse Consultant

The Process of developmental screening in the early childhood setting is introduced to practitioners and parents. Observation of a young child’s growth and development provides evidence of age-appropriate skill level, continued monitoring of milestones, and the need for referral into an early intervention program A review of several commercial screening tools is discussed to provide child care practitioner’s more options to monitor a child’s typical development

9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Kane County Health Dept.

1240 N. Highland Ave. Aurora, 60506

CDA Area: 1

Fee: $10

Max: 35

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10/7

Credencial del Nivel 1, Módulos n 7A

Módulo 7A: Desarrollo del Niño: (Desde el nacimiento hasta los 8 meses de edad) Los recién nacidos y los bebés pequeños se desarrollan rápidamente, lo que causa que ellos tengan necesidades especiales diferentes a los niños mayores. En esta clase, usted entenderá cómo los niños desde recién nacidos hasta los 8 meses de edad aprenden y crecen, y cómo individualizar el cuidado que se les da

correspondientemente.

Los participantes deben registrarse y asistir a todos los siguientes entrenamientos de Nivel 1 (8/12/14,8/26/14, 9/16/14, 9/30/14 10/7/14,10/15/14, 10/21/14 y 10/28/14 para recibir créditos en servicio por estos entrenamientos. Por favor, traiga su almuerzo.

6:00 p.m. To 9:00 p.m.

Buenas Nuevas Church 402 Sherman Ave. Aurora IL 60505

CDA Area: 3

Todos los Profesionales de Edad Temprana que hablen Español

Fee: Gratis

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Program for Infant Toddler Care (PITC)-Module II Part 1-Group Care

Casey Craft, Infant Toddler Specialist

Program for Infant Toddler Care (PITC) is designed to help child care directors and infant/toddler care teachers become sensitive to infants cues, connect with their family and culture, and develop responsive, relationship-based care. This training takes an in-depth look at cognitive and social/emotional development , encouraging growth within daily routines and tips on setting up appropriate environments for experienced infant and toddler professionals.

Participants must complete all 4 sessions to receive credit. 10/8, 10/22,, 11/5 and 11/19

6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 4

All Early Childhood Professionals Fee: $25 for Series Max: 25

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10/11

Matematicas es mas que contar y nombrar figuras geometricas

El taller consiste en el pensamiento crítico sobre los conceptos de números, geometría y diseños. Vamos a describir las actividades típicas de matemáticas y explicar los

conceptos. También vamos a incorporar la investigación sobre el valor predictivo de los principios de matemáticas -más que la lectura, el conocimiento de un niño de la matemática a temprana edad predice el éxito académico posterior

9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 5

Fee: $15

Max: 25

registration form & payment must be received in our office 7 days prior to the date of training.

tues.

10/14

Presented by YWCA Staff

6:30 p.m. To 8:30p.m. In-Service Hours: 2

CDA Area: 5

New Family Child Care Providers

Fee: $15

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Quality Rating System (QRS) Orientation for Family Child Care

Quality matters in child care. Learn about the statewide Quality Rating System (QRS) that recognizes family child care providers for quality with QRS award certification. Providers serving children on the state Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) can also receive a bonus to the standard payment rate. The Orientation covers eligibility requirements, application process, supports and resources available. A provider must attend this session prior to applying to QRS.

Morning Webinar 12:00p.m. to 2:00p.m. Evening Webinar 7:00p.m. to 9:00p.m. CDA Area: 5

Fee: Free

Max: 25

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10/15

Credencial del Nivel 1, Módulos 8D Presented by Ana Sanchez, ITN Trainer

Módulo 8D: Desarrollo Cognoscitivo de los Preescolares En esta sección final sobre el desarrollo de los preescolares, usted se sumergirá a profundidad en cómo los preescolares aprenden e identificará ideas para hacer que el aprendizaje sea divertido. Con sugerencias para actividades que promueven el que los preescolares exploren los números, las formas, los colores y la ciencia, esta clase le da toda la información que usted necesita para hacer crecer y extender la habilidad de los niños para pensar y entender.

6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Buenas Nuevas Church

CDA Area: 5

Fee: Free

Max: 25

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10/15

Level 1 Credential– Training Tier III 8D

Module 8D: Preschool Cognitive Development: In this final session on preschool development, you will dive deeper into how preschoolers learn and identify tips for making learning fun. With suggestions for activities that encourage your preschoolers to explore numbers, shapes, colors, and science, this class gives all the information you need to grow and stretch the ability of children to think and understand

6:00 p.m. To 9:00p.m. In-Service Hours: 2

Grace United Methodist Church

300 E. Gartner Rd. Naperville, 60540

CDA Area: 5

Fee: Free

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Illinois Early Learning Developmental Standards

This training gives child care practitioners an overview of the program standards for children ages 3 to 5. Practitioners will learn how to connect the standards with daily classroom practice. Through discussion and small group activities, practitioners will learn how to look at their classrooms and evaluate how the early learning standards are being met.

9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Presence Mercy Medical Ctr Behavioral Health Building 1325 N. Highland

Aurora, 60504

Walsh Dunleavy Room First Floor

CDA Area: 5,6,8

All Family Child Care Professionals

Fee: Free

Max: 25

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10/21

Understanding & Planning for Continuous Quality Improvement

Presented by Melissa Letts, Quality Specialist

One of the distinguishing characteristics of high-quality early childhood programs is their ability to adapt to change. This training will explore the concept of Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) as an essential component of first-rate programs. Through discussions & group activities, participants will learn the key features of this leadership philosophy, the steps in the CQI process, and how to create a Continuous Quality Improvement Plan (CQUIP) to guide change.

9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 3 Wesley Preschool 14 N. May St. Aurora, 60504 CDA Area: 4

All Early Childhood Professionals

Fee: $10

Max: 35

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10/21

Credencial del Nivel 1, Módulos 7B Presented by Ana Sanchez, ITN Trainer

Módulo 7B: Desarrollo del Niño (8-18 meses de edad)

En esta continuación de la primera clase sobre el desarrollo del niño, usted explorará el desarrollo entre los niños de 8 a 18 meses de edad. Usted identificará cómo este grupo de edades difiere en crecimiento y en la forma en que ellos enfrentan el aprendizaje, y usted descubrirá juguetes, juegos y canciones que serán de gran ayuda y adecuadas para su desarrollo.

6:00 p.m. To 9:00p.m.

in-Service Hours: 3

CDA Area: 5

Fee: Free

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Program for Infant Toddler Care (PITC)-Module II Part 2-Group Care

Casey Craft, Infant Toddler Specialist

Program for Infant Toddler Care (PITC) is designed to help child care directors and infant/ toddler care teachers become sensitive to infants cues, connect with their family and culture, and develop responsive, relationship-based care. This training takes an in-depth look at cognitive and social/emotional development , encouraging growth within daily routines and tips on setting up appropriate environments for experienced infant and toddler professionals.

Participants must complete all 4 sessions to receive credit. 10/8, 10/22, and 11/5 and 11/19

6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 5,6,8

Fee: Free

Max: 25

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10/25

Introduccion a las Escalas de Clasificacion del Entorno

Introduccion a las Escalas de Clasificacion del Entorno es para la familia y los proveedores de Cuidado de Ninos Centro. Despues de completar esta formacion, los profesionales de cuidado de ninos tendran conocimiento de las ERS, ser capaz de utilizar herramientas para la autoevaluacion del programa y contratar a un consultor para el uso de herramientas para la evaluacion, podra usar ERS resultados para planear mejoras del

programa; tener en cuenta de los vinculos de ERS a los procesos nacionales de

acreditacion, Estandares de Aprendizaje Temprano de Illinois y el Departamento de Servicios Humanos de Illinois (IDHS) Calidad del sistema.

9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 4

Fee: $10

Max: 25

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10/28

Credencial del Nivel 1, Módulos 9 Presented by Ana Sanchez, ITN Trainer

.Módulo 9: Desarrollo de los Niños en Edad Escolar

Para completar la importante sección sobre el desarrollo de los niños, esta clase dirige su atención a los niños en edad escolar para descubrir cómo ellos difieren en la forma en que aprenden y crecen. Con ideas sobre cómo cuidar mejor a los niños de edad escolar, esta clase ofrece guía sobre cómo establecer reglas y límites, y cómo lograr que los niños en edad escolar aprecien los conceptos de seguridad y respeto.

6:00 p.m. To 9:00p.m. In-Service Hours: 3

CDA Area: 5

Fee: Free

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Level 1 Credential– Training Tier III Module 9

Module 9: School-Age Development: Completing the important section on child development, this class looks at school-age children to uncover how their learning and growth differs. With tips on how to better care for school-aged youth, this class also offers you guidance on how to set( rules and limits and to get your school-aged kids to appreciate safety and respect.

6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 3 Rasmussen College 2363 Sequoia Drive. Aurora, IL 60504 CDA Area: 5,6,8

Fee: Free

Max: 25

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Using Effective Language during Play Presented by Melissa Letts, Quality Specialist

.Using meaningful & effective communications while the children are engaged in interest centers is so important for their development. We will discuss the many ways to provide educational interactions during free choice & beyond! This will also be helpful when using the Environmental Rating Scales.

6:30 p.m. To 8:30p.m. In-Service Hours: 2

Grace United Methodist Church

300 E. Gartner Rd. Naperville, 60540

CDA Area: 5

All Early Childhood Professionals

Fee: $15

Max: 25

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10/29

The Power of Observation

Presented by Casey Craft, Infant Toddler Specialist & Keri Anderson, Quality Specialist

There is a vital connection between observation and effective teaching. Much more than a set of skills, observation is a mind set of openness and wonder that helps teachers and wonder that helps teachers and caregivers learn more about each child in their care. Professionals will discuss the importance of observation and documentation in children’s environment.

6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center

CDA Area: 7

Fee: $15

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YWCA Child Care Resource and Referral Training Registration Form

Please print clearly – please use one form per person. Make additional copies as needed.

In order to finalize your registration, we must receive a completed registration form with payment, if applicable.

1. All YWCA CCR&R trainings – checks made payable to YWCA CCR&R

Name: ____________________________________ Home Phone: __________________ E-mail: ____________________

(Receive registration confirmation via email)

Facility Type: Child Care Center Family Child Care Home Family Child Care Group Home

Job Title: Kith and Kin (not licensed, caring for children of family or friends) Potential Provider

Independent Consultant FCC Owner FCC Assistant Center Director Center Asst. Director Center Teacher Center Assistant Teacher Parent Other (please specify) _____________________

Center/Business Name: ______________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________

City/Zip/State: ______________________________________________________

Phone: ________________________ Fax: ______________________

Do you currently serve children on the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP)? Yes No DuPage County Kane County Other (please specify)________________ Number of years in current position: Less than 6 mos. 6-12 mos. 1-3 yrs. More than 3 yrs. Ages of children you personally provide care for: FCC – check all ages that apply

Center Staff – check primary age you provide care for only Infants Toddlers (15 months – 23 months) 2 Years Preschool School Age

7/12/14 Moving Beyond the Scales $15 9/16/14 Level 1 Credential Tier III

Module 8B Free

7/15/14 Level 1 Crendentials Tier III Module 7A Free 9/16/14 Credencial del Nivel 1 Modulos

8B Free

7/22/14 Level 1 Credentials Tier III Module 7B Free 9/20/14 Introduction to Environment _{Rating Scales} $10 7/29/14 Using Positive Guidance in your Environment $15 9/20/14 Creating Individual Professional _{Development Plans} $10 8/6/14 Activities for Mixed Age Groups $15 9/23/14 Planning & Implementing _{Effective Small-Groups} $15 8/6/14 Quality Beginnings $15 9/24/14 Level 1 Credential Tier III

Module 8C Free

8/7/14 Early Childhood Developmental Screening $15 9/27/14 More “Pro-Action” = Less

Reaction (Autism) $15 8/9/14 Understanding & Planning for Continuous

Quality Improvement $10 9/30/14

Credencial del Nivel 1 Modulos

8C Free

8/12/14 Level 1 Credential Tier III Module 7C Free 10/4/14 Introduction to Development

Screening Tools $10

8/12/14 Credencial del Nivel 1 Modulos 7C Free 10/7/14 Credencial del Nivel 1 Modulos

7A Free

8/16/14

Autism 101:Gen.Info & Eff Strategies for Supporting Individuals w/Autism Spectrum Disorders

$15 10/8/14 Program for Infant Toddler Care (P.I.T.C)

$25 for Series

8/19/14 CPR/First Aid $55 10/11/14 Matematicas es mas que contar

y nombrar figuras geometricas $15

8/20/14 Comienzos de Calidad $15 10/14/14 Quality Beginnings $15

8/20/14 Infants and Toddlers Classroom

Management $15 10/14/14

Quality Rating System

Orientation Free

8/23/14 Sudden Infant Death Syndrome $15 10/15/14 Credencial del Nivel 1 Modulos _8D Free 8/23/14 Shaken Baby Syndrome $15 10/15/14 Level 1 Credential Tier III

Module 8D Free

8/26/14 Level 1 Credential Tier III Module 8A Free 10/18/14 Illinois Early Learning _{Development Standards} Free 8/26/14 Credencial del Nivel 1 Modulos 8A Free 10/21/14 Understanding & Planning for

Contiuous Quality Improvement $10 8/27/14 Introduction to Development Screening

Tools $10 10/21/14

Credencial del Nivel 1 Modulos

7B Free

8/27/14 Ages & Stages Social Emotional

Questionnaire Screening Tools Free 10/25/14

Introduccion a las Escalas de

Clasificacion del Entorno $10 8/30/14 Welcoming Each & Every Child $15 10/28/14 Credencial del Nivel 1 Modulos

9 Free

9/9/14 Quality Beginnings $15 10/28/14 Level 1 Credential Tier III

Module 9 Free

9/10/14 Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP)

for Infants & Toddlers $15 10/28/14

Using Effective Language during Play

9/13/14 Illinois Early Learning Guidelines Birth-3 Free 10/29/14 The Power of Observation $15

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En orden de finalizar su registracion, debemos recibir la forma de registro completa con el pago, si aplica.

o Todos los demás entrenamientos de YWCA CCR&R – cheque pagable a YWCA CCR&R

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