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Tertiary Intervention: Few Children Secondary Prevention: Some Children Universal Promotion: All Children The Pyramid Model: Promoting Social and Emotional Competence and Addressing Challenging Behavior

Infant and Toddler Modules 1: Social Emotional Development Within the Context of Relationships (6.5 hours) Topic 1: Understanding Social Emotional Development Topic 2: Understanding Behavior & Making Sense of What you See and Hear Topic 3: Forming and Sustaining Relationships with Young Children Topic 4: Working with Families to Support Infant and Young Children’s Social Emotional Development 2: Responsive Routines, Environments and Targeted Strategies to Support Social Emotional Development in Infants and Toddlers (6 hours) Topic 1: Social Emotional Climate in Infant Toddler Care Settings (110 minutes) Topic 2: High quality Supportive Environments: Schedules, Responsive Routines & Individual Caregiving Topic 3: Targeted strategies to Build Social Emotional Skills 3: Individualized Intervention with Infants and Toddlers: Determining the Meaning of Behavior and Developing Appropriate Responses (6 hours) Topic 1: What is Challenging Behavior? Topic 2: A Relationship-based Approach to Challenging Behavior Topic 3: Developing an Individual Support Plan 4: Leadership Strategies for Supporting Children’s Social Emotional Development and Addressing Challenging Behaviors (6 hours) Topic 1: What is Challenging Behavior? Inventory of Evidence Based Practices Topic 2: The Role of a Program Administrators Topic 3: Evidence-based Leadership Strategies Topic 4: Program/Systems-level Change

Preschool Modules 1: Building Relationships and Creating Supportive Environments (7 hours) Topic 1: Building Positive Relationships Topic 2: Designing the Physical Environments Topic 3: Schedules, Routines and Transitions Topic 4: Planning Activities that Promote Engagement Topic 5: Giving Direction & Teaching Classroom Rules 2: Social Emotional Teaching Strategies (6 hours) Topic 1: Developing Friendship Skills Topic 2: Enhancing Emotional Literacy Topic 3: Controlling Anger/Impulse & Teaching Problem Solving Topic 4: Individualizing Instruction 3: Individualized Intervention (6 hours) Topic 1: Overview/Process of Positive Behavior Supports Topic 2: Functional Assessment/Data Collection Topic 3: Developing a Behavior Support Plan Topic 4: Monitoring Outcomes

Preschool Module 4: Essential Leadership Strategies for Adopting the Pyramid Model (6 hours) (also called Program-Wide Implementation) Topic 1: What is Leadership Topic 2: Fidelity of Implementation Topic 3: Collaborative Leadership Topic 4: Effective Professional Development Topic 4: Program/Systems-level Change

Positive Solutions for Families This one-day workshop for Parent Educators provides an overview of Positive Solutions for Families. Participants will learn about, discuss and practice all components of modules including videos, roll plays and resources. Participants will then use a series of six sessions with parent groups to promote positive and effective parenting behaviors in order to promote children’s social and emotional development and address the challenging behavior and mental health needs of children in child care, preschool and Head Start programs.

We Aim To Train Home Visiting Professionals Participants at State Conferences Others who work with young children or parents with young children Most sessions open to all (as space allows) Cast a wide net with outreach and advertising for each session Child Care Center Directors Supervisors (we encourage them to bring teachers) Other local ECE trainers Teachers & Assistants Family Child Care Providers Licensors/Registers After School Care Administrators Principals

CAPITAL DISTRICT Amanda Claudia Lynn Sarah Tami Wendy CENTRAL REGION Bethann Colleen Deborah Dorthea Ellen Kristi Martha Rachele Tracy Tami LONG ISLAND Camille Colleen Karin Kathy Lillian Stephanie WESTERN REGION Deborah Dorthea Ellen Lynn Mackenzie Marilyn Mary Mary Ellen Rose Tracy New York State Pyramid Model Master Cadre of Trainers

NEW YORK CITY Doreen Doria Ellen Gem Jasmine John Keshon Mack- Puente Lillian Sanabria- Hernandez Margarita Mojisola Paula Vidya Charmaine MID-LOWER HUDSON REGION Caroline Donna Fia Hill Frederica Joyce Kathy Michelle Sheridan

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