Authentic Assessment in Action: Strategies for Preschool Educators
Original price was: $30.00.$24.00Current price is: $24.00.3.0 hours
What is Authentic assessment? How can you plan for children based on the data that you collect?
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What is Authentic assessment? How can you plan for children based on the data that you collect?
A TLP (The Learning Professor) center/staff membership gives access to all of the courses on this site for one year from the date of purchase for the number of memberships purchased. For example, if you select a quantity of 1, then one individual will obtain access. If you select a quantity of 10, then 10 individuals will obtain access.
The member can take any course he/she desires during that time period and receive credit in their state registry system. You will receive immediate access to all trainings available at The Learning Professor. Within 2 business days, you will receive a link to the private Facebook Group.
This course is designed to introduce you to four easy-to-remember steps to transform the behaviors in your classroom. Connect the Dots focuses on supporting the social-emotional development of young children by ensuring a supportive environment, encouraging positive behaviors, emphasizing positive discipline, and embracing children’s unique strengths. You’ll learn practical strategies to address each area to support the children in your classroom better.
Adding math activities to your classroom in a fun and inviting way can be a challenge. This course will cover the mathematical area of number sense and will offer lots of activities that encourage number sense for preschool children.
This workshop explores how the neural pathways for reading are constructed, the role of vocabulary, phonics, and handwriting in reading instruction, and practical strategies for the preschool classroom that support these research findings.
This workshop will help you understand the types of math experiences that preschoolers should have access to in a preschool classroom. You will learn about number sense, algebra, geometry, measurement, and data analysis.
Literacy is something that must be intentionally planned for young children, but that doesn’t mean that it should be too teacher-directed. This workshop is designed to give you an idea of the types of literacy experiences that children should have in an early care program.
This workshop will explore the types of science experiences that are appropriate for preschoolers. You will learn about the 3 areas of a science curriculum that should be part of every early childhood classroom and walk away with lots of ideas on science activities.
Creativity for young children, specifically including the areas of art, music, and movement for infants and toddlers, not only enhances children’s creativity, but also boosts children’s ability to analyze, problem-solve, and practice fine motor skills.
What is DAP and why should teachers be concerned about it? How you ensure that your classroom is developmentally appropriate for the children you care for?
Learn about the concepts of social justice, privilege, what a single story is, how to avoid it, and how to avoid a touristy approach to diversity. Only by understanding all of these concepts can we truly provide an equitable experience for all children.
Not all children sharing a classroom behave the same way, although they may all be in a similar age group. This workshop will explore the different aspects of temperament and how to use this knowledge in your child care setting to create a goodness of fit.
Showing 1–12 of 25 results
What is Authentic assessment? How can you plan for children based on the data that you collect?
A TLP (The Learning Professor) center/staff membership gives access to all of the courses on this site for one year from the date of purchase for the number of memberships purchased. For example, if you select a quantity of 1, then one individual will obtain access. If you select a quantity of 10, then 10 individuals will obtain access.
The member can take any course he/she desires during that time period and receive credit in their state registry system. You will receive immediate access to all trainings available at The Learning Professor. Within 2 business days, you will receive a link to the private Facebook Group.
This course is designed to introduce you to four easy-to-remember steps to transform the behaviors in your classroom. Connect the Dots focuses on supporting the social-emotional development of young children by ensuring a supportive environment, encouraging positive behaviors, emphasizing positive discipline, and embracing children’s unique strengths. You’ll learn practical strategies to address each area to support the children in your classroom better.
Adding math activities to your classroom in a fun and inviting way can be a challenge. This course will cover the mathematical area of number sense and will offer lots of activities that encourage number sense for preschool children.
This workshop explores how the neural pathways for reading are constructed, the role of vocabulary, phonics, and handwriting in reading instruction, and practical strategies for the preschool classroom that support these research findings.
This workshop will help you understand the types of math experiences that preschoolers should have access to in a preschool classroom. You will learn about number sense, algebra, geometry, measurement, and data analysis.
Literacy is something that must be intentionally planned for young children, but that doesn’t mean that it should be too teacher-directed. This workshop is designed to give you an idea of the types of literacy experiences that children should have in an early care program.
This workshop will explore the types of science experiences that are appropriate for preschoolers. You will learn about the 3 areas of a science curriculum that should be part of every early childhood classroom and walk away with lots of ideas on science activities.
Creativity for young children, specifically including the areas of art, music, and movement for infants and toddlers, not only enhances children’s creativity, but also boosts children’s ability to analyze, problem-solve, and practice fine motor skills.
What is DAP and why should teachers be concerned about it? How you ensure that your classroom is developmentally appropriate for the children you care for?
Learn about the concepts of social justice, privilege, what a single story is, how to avoid it, and how to avoid a touristy approach to diversity. Only by understanding all of these concepts can we truly provide an equitable experience for all children.
Not all children sharing a classroom behave the same way, although they may all be in a similar age group. This workshop will explore the different aspects of temperament and how to use this knowledge in your child care setting to create a goodness of fit.