Be Your Program’s Thermostat: Your Role in Creating a Positive Environment by Kristen Darling, BS.Ed, M.P.P. and Liza Pringle, B.S., M.Ed.
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Do you feel like the ‘temperature’ in your learning setting is too hot or too cold some days? Are children or colleagues having trouble connecting or working and playing together productively? Are you struggling to get a handle on what’s wrong? You are not alone! Join this exciting session by Kristen Darling, MPP, for a reflective journey on your role in setting the thermostat (rather than just reading it!) and creating the kind of learning environment in which both children and staff will thrive.
Whether you are a teacher, administrator, or play a support role, this session is for you. During this webinar, we will talk about the power of our influence and how we as individuals can shape the educational experience children and adults have in our programs.
By attending, you will gain insight into:
How your style or approach influences classroom or program climate and functioning
Ways to ‘take the temperature’, read the room, and respond effectively
Options for engaging children and adults that will get you closer to your desired result
Language and behavior changes you can make to set everyone up for success
At the end of the webinar, you will:
Have a deeper understanding of your personal influence in your classroom/program
Bring more empathy to the experiences of the children and colleagues you work with
Understand different options for adjusting your management approach in a given moment
Have a list of conversation starters to share with peers as you support each other on a continuous improvement journey as high-quality classroom or program managers