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CEED sponsors* regular
events, such as the
Minnesota Round Table, as well as special activities including
CEED Colloquia, training institutes, workshops, and conference
presentations.
*We like to help get the word out
for other organizations who have events of interest. Events for which
CEED is not an official sponsor or co-sponsor are marked with an asterisk.
If you would like to submit a posting for
this calendar, please send an email with all pertinent information
(and attach a flyer if you have one) to Karen Anderson at
ander352@umn.edu.
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2008
January, February,
March, April,
May, June, July,
August, September, October, November, December
2009
January, February,
March, April, May, June, July,
August, September, October, November, December
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August 31,
2008
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The Minnesota Department of Education
is pleased to announce a television and video production, Special
Help for Young Children, for families who are English Language
Learners, to air on Twin Cities Public Television (TPT) Channel 17
in Hmong, Cambodian (Khmer), Lao, Somali, Spanish, and Vietnamese on
August 31, September 20, and September 27. Below are flyers
indicating dates and times of each show.
Viewers of Special Help for Young
Children will learn about how some babies and young children
need extra help to learn, how experts find out if children have
special learning needs, and how families get free help for young
children's special learning needs.
Special Help for Young Children
is developed and sponsored by MDE in partnership with the Minnesota
Department of Health, PACER, and St. Paul Public Schools. This is
the second television and video production for families who are
English Language Learners. Last year's production on Early
Childhood Screening is available for viewing at this link in the
video library under "Tips" or under the "Parenting A-Z" topics.
The Special Help for Young Children
program is also available in
multiple languages with English subtitles. In the near future,
it will be available as a link from
MN Parents Know.
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September 8 to
December 15, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Seeing is Believing®:
Videotaping families and
using guided self-observation to build on parenting strengths
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September 15 to November 10, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Relationship-based Teaching With Young Children
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September 20, 2008
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The Minnesota Department of Education
is pleased to announce a television and video production, Special
Help for Young Children, for families who are English Language
Learners, to air on Twin Cities Public Television (TPT) Channel 17
in Hmong, Cambodian (Khmer), Lao, Somali, Spanish, and Vietnamese on
September 20, and September 27. Below are flyers indicating dates
and times of each show.
Viewers of Special Help for Young
Children will learn about how some babies and young children
need extra help to learn, how experts find out if children have
special learning needs, and how families get free help for young
children's special learning needs.
Special Help for Young Children
is developed and sponsored by MDE in partnership with the Minnesota
Department of Health, PACER, and St. Paul Public Schools. This is
the second television and video production for families who are
English Language Learners. Last year's production on Early
Childhood Screening is available for viewing at this link in the
video library under "Tips" or under the "Parenting A-Z" topics.
The Special Help for Young Children
program is also available in
multiple languages with English subtitles. In the near future,
it will be available as a link from
MN Parents Know.
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September 22 to November 24, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Parent-Infant
Pathways: An Educator's Guide to Providing Information and Support
to New Parents
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September 29, 2008
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Helping 21st
Century Children Succeed in a Media Culture
Presented
by the National Institute on Media and the Family
Monday, September 29, 2008
U of M Conference and
Continuing Education
Center,
St. Paul,
MN
A day-long package of
workshops designed for professionals who work with children and
families.
Sessions will address
various aspects of media, their effects on children’s health, brain
development and behavior, and the role of the adults who care for
them. Two tracks this year will offer something for everyone, from
those new to our work to those wanting more.
Participate in our full
through-u –
Families Become MediaWise®
training. Receive:
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research-based
information
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tools and strategies for
minimizing the harm of media on children’s health and
development
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full kit of training
materials
OR
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Experienced MediaWise®
trainers can enhance your knowledge, skills and training
repertoire through sessions exploring:
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Storytelling
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Parenting in the 21st
century
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Social networking and
internet safety
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Building community
partnerships
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The Minnesota Say Yes to
No campaign.
Find out more about the
Institute on our website:
www.mediawise.org.
Follow the link on the
flyer for up-to-date information
about schedule, cost, parking and registration. |
September 29 to December 1, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Introduction to
Infant Mental Health
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October 6 to
December 8, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Addressing
Needs of Young Children Who Engage in Challenging Behavior
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October 13 to December 8, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Bridging
Education and Mental Health
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*October 24 and
25, 2008
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Sharing the Wisdom of Many Voices:
ECSATA's Institute for Professional Leaders in Early Childhood,
School-age Care, and Higher Education
October 24 and 25, 2008
Anoka Technical College, Anoka, MN
More information on the
ECSATA web site.
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*October 26 to 29, 2008
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Division for Early Childhood (DEC)
2008 International Conference:
Renew Your Energy
October 27-30, 2008
Hilton Minneapolis Hotel
Minneapolis, MN
DEC's conference is designed to cover a
wide range of vital issues facing those who work with young children
with special needs and their families. Every year, DEC brings
together experts, students, practitioners, and family members to
learn about important research, policy, and practice happening in
the field of early childhood special education.
Scott McConnell,
University Professor and CEED's Director of Community Engagement, will deliver
the keynote presentation
Renewing Our Energy: Finding and Maintaining Commitment and
Enthusiasm in Professional Practice.
Early Registration deadline is
September 26, 2008
Register at the
DEC Conference registration page
For more information, visit the
DEC Conference web page
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January 16 and
17, 2009
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4th Annual Winter Conference 2009
Strong Foundations, Minnesota's
Birth-to-Three Conference for Healthy Development
Pre-conference, Thursday afternoon,
January 15, 2009
Conference: Friday (full day) and
Saturday (half day), January 16 and 17, 2009
Join friends and colleagues for the
Strong Foundations conference at the lovely Cragun's resort near
Brainerd.
Print
a save the date flyer
More details as they become available.
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