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Early Childhood Education
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Technical Support for Early Childhood Education Practitioners
Free 'hands on' technical support workshops for ECE teachers and caregivers.
Early Childhood Education Certificate Program – Ongoing
This program is designed for working professionals. All courses are online and field experiences can be completed in your own classroom or workplace. Participants finish the program over the course of one calendar year.
Social Emotional Development in the Transitional Kindergarten Classroom with a Focus on the Relationship Strand
Discover developmentally appropriate tools and strategies to address the social emotional needs of your TK students. Transitional Kindergarten Teachers are encouraged to participate in this workshop on May 12, 2016.
Technical Support for myTeachstone Participants – May 16, 2016
For additional support in accessing, interpreting, and completing myTeachstone homework.
California Transitional Kindergarten Professional Learning (TK PL)
With a new CDE grant to training transitional kindergarten teachers statewide, the Early Childhood Education Department of the Marin County Office of Education in partnership with the California Preschool Instructional Network, is offering 10 evening workshops focused on developmentally appropriate tools and strategies to design TK curriculum. Each module is specific to transitional kindergarten based on the CA Preschool Learning Foundations and Curriculum Frameworks (a.k.a. standards).
If a TK teacher applies for the California Transitional Kindergarten stipend Program (CTKS) by September 30, 2016, he/she will be eligible to receive a $100 stipend for each workshop attended. The CTKS program will also reimburse for approved materials and resources.