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Professional development videos for parents
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Meeting Your Needs Training pt. 3
Part 3 of our 3-part series for parents and educators on Meeting Your Needs.Having needs is a core part of the human experience. According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, our needs show up at different levels. When our kids' basic needs like safety and connection aren't met, those will become a priority over higher order needs like good grades or homework (competence and meeting their potential).We explain how to use the Needs Cards Deck to find out what's going on under the surface of difficult
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Meeting Your Needs video series
43:37
Meeting Your Needs Training pt. 2
Part 2 of our 3-part series for parents and educators on Meeting Your Needs.In this video, we learn about three different parts of the brain, when they develop, and what they're responsible for. We talk about the vagus nerve and its relation to emotions. You'll learn a surprising statistic that explains why using a cognitive approach out of a specific emotion isn't effective. We talk about how to spot if something is a thought or an emotion and what happens when we learn that feeling an emotion
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Meeting Your Needs video series
31:37
Meeting Your Needs Training video series pt. 1
Part 1 of our 3-part series for parents and educators on Meeting Your Needs. Under all difficult emotions and behaviors are unmet needs. Instead of trying to eliminate the behavior or suppress the emotion, focus on meeting the need. In part 1 of this series, Victoria shares a bit about her difficult parenting experiences before she became a Kids and Teen Mental Health Coach and what led her to learn about and begin teaching emotional intelligence to families and educators. We also talk about Ste
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Meeting Your Needs video series
46:33
Working Memory Workshop
In this workshop, Dr. Erica Warren offers an in-depth exploration of working memory. This presentation covers:The definition of working memoryThe process of sensory input and short term memoryA. Braddeley's model - Dr. Warren discusses the roles and interplay between executive functioning, the visuospatial sketchpad, the phonological loop, the episodic buffer, and long-term memoryWhy working memory is importantThe relationship between working memory and executive functioningThe problems with th
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Staff
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On-Demand Educational Webinar: Does My Child Need a Reading Assessment?
Unlock Your Child's Reading Potential Calling all Parents and Homeschool Educators! Learn from a Reading Specialist:Recognize Early Signs of Reading Difficulty Insights into Effective Assessments Strategies to Support Reading DevelopmentEmpower Yourself with Knowledge to Help Your Child Succeed! Topics Covered:Identifying Reading ChallengesWhat are Researchers Saying Types & Purposes of Literacy AssessmentsPractical Tips for Home SupportRuntime: 57 minutesRemember, a small step today can lea
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Staff
57:15
On-Demand Educational Webinar: Does My Child Need a Reading Assessment?
Unlock Your Child's Reading Potential Calling all Parents and Homeschool Educators! Learn from a Reading Specialist: Recognize Early Signs of Reading Difficulty Insights into Effective Assessments Strategies to Support Reading Development Empower Yourself with Knowledge to Help Your Child Succeed! Topics Covered: Identifying Reading ChallengesWhat are Researchers Saying Types & Purposes of Literacy Assessments Practical Tips for Home SupportRuntime: 57 minutes Remember, a small step today
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Staff
26:53
"Make The Call" - Mastering the Art of Telephone Communication for Teachers
Does making a difficult phone call home to your parent group stress you out? And, as a result, do you avoid it? And then, you agonize & fixate about writing the perfect email - which takes way too long. Rest easy, this course solution will be of great help to you. There is no need to feel anxious about picking up the telephone to speak to one of your student's parents. Inside this course, Jen breaks down a real world sample call home. You will get to hear the whole phone call in its entiret
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Child's Play Math Video Bundle Units 21-24
Units 21 – 24 Unit 21: Signs – Fractions as Operators - This video introduces the concept of fractions as operators.Unit 22: Reviewing - This video reviews what we have covered and learnt so far. It highlights the importance of regular reviewing. Unit 23: The Importance of Questions - Asking the right questions is a far more creative skill than finding the answers. This video examines the importance of open ended questions as opposed to closed questions in developing a deeper understanding.Unit
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3:39
Behavior Management Strategies (Attention Seeking)
Are you a teacher struggling to manage classroom behavior? Are you a substitute trying to figure out what you are doing wrong? Maybe you are an administrator in need of resources for your teachers. Finally, here is an evidence-based video that will give you up-to-date classroom management strategies. Watch "Mr. C" help his students follow instructions. www.academicfm.com
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PreK - 12th
Also included in: Behavior Bundle
Child's Play Math Unit 21: Fractions as Operators
With a little twist we can introduce the concept of fractions as operators. Getting children to work mentally is excellent practice. It strengthens the natural ability of imaging the brain possesses.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle Units 21-24
Child's Play Math Unit 38: Free Expression
As we start to take a closer look at each ‘family’ you will find children's free writing will result in a greater variety of expression. They will use mental substitution to move from simple to more complex equations.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 37-40
Child's Play Math Unit 35: The Commutative Property of Addition
Children have now met the associative property of addition. We now focus on questions that highlight the commutative property (characteristic) of addition. Once children have fully grasped these two concepts they will be better equipped to gather facts in a more organized way
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 33 - 36
Child's Play Math Unit 30: 'Beyond' the Rods
Some people use the rods as if they were a cumbersome calculating machine. They are not.The rods will help children move from the concrete to the abstract.The use of open-ended questions will enable them to think 'beyond' the rods.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 29 - 32
Child's Play Math Unit 28: End of Stage One
Time to stand back for a moment and review where we’ve been. Throughout this stage the main approach has been one of TRIAL and ERROR. The GAME has been of utmost importance in creating a positive and exciting learning environment.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 25-28
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Lesson 5 of 6
This video lesson dials in on the methods needed to teach the concepts of your subject and the time requirements for the given lesson. We talk about the teaching approach, methods, strategies and techniques. Get a pen and paper this is a dense one!!
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Child's Play Math Unit 39: Families of Equivalent Difference
A closer look at families of equivalent difference.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 37-40
Child's Play Math Unit 41: Families of Factors and Divisors
We are opening children’s eyes to the rich and vibrant landscape of math where patterns can be discovered and observed with every fresh challenge
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 41-44
Child's Play Math Unit 37: The 'Grain of Rice' Principle
We all know the story of the grain of rice and the chessboard. We find the same principle at work when we partition the rods.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 37-40
Child's Play Math Unit 25: Families of Equivalent Factors and Products
Questions that direct children to make trains of one color equal to a given length.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 25-28
Child's Play Math Unit 22: Reviewing
THE IMPORTANCE OF REVIEWING Learning = Memory + Understanding. Regular reviewing is vital to consolidate learning.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle Units 21-24
Child's Play Math Unit 20: Division
Division can be introduced in much the same way as multiplication. We begin in exactly the same way.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 17 - 20
Child's Play Math Unit 44: Families of Factors and Divisors
You can help children see that factors of a number go in pairs by deliberately choosing certain lengths/numbers.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 41-44
Child's Play Math Unit 43: Factor Families - Consolidation
FAMILIES OF FACTORS AND DIVISORS - Reviewing and consolidating.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 41-44
Child's Play Math Unit 42: The Commutative Property of Multiplication
FAMILIES OF FACTORS AND DIVISORS - Exploring the commutative property of multiplication.
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Also included in: Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 41-44
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