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Care About Childcare Weber State University

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Spring Quarter Apr, May, & Jun 2018

Thank you to those providers who have completed the annual update. You are the best! There are some exciting changes coming to the child care system in Utah. Your help in keeping your information up-to-date is vitally important. Armed with the most current information on what child care looks like in Utah, the Utah Office of Child Care and the Department of Workforce Services can make better informed decisions regarding the new federal guidelines Utah must comply with. If you have not yet completed the update, we urge you to take a few minutes of your time to do so today. You can find the update form online at https://goo.gl/forms/Xvs4TVCD0kx1Flqt2.

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We would like to remind you about the changes that have been made to the Quality Indicator incentive program. Instead of photographing, documenting, uploading, and waiting, all you need to do is ask. Quality Indicators will now be verified on-site by your licensor during your unannounced visit, but only if you request it. Requests can be made through the Child Care Licensing Portal. Participation is voluntary, but your program must be licensed and in good standing with Child Care Licensing. The amount of the incentive you will qualify for will be based on your program’s license capacity and the percentage of children in your care who receive subsidy payments from the Department of Workforce Services. The incentive can be used for professional development, to purchase materials and in other approved ways that support quality child care.

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One more thing to keep in mind is the new certification rule. Those of you who take children whose care is paid for by the state, must now log into the DWS portal and certify their monthly attendance. This can be done between the 25th and the end of each month. Simply log in, review the information, and then click on the blue certify button. Please note that this button only appears in the portal after the 25th of each month, it will not be there before that date.

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Keep up the fabulous work and remember we are here to answer questions you may have about recent and upcoming changes. Contact us at 801-626-7837 or [email protected].

Child Care Connector

CAC - Weber State is… Chloe Merrill PhD Executive Director Crystal Knippers

801-626-8083 Director Gina O’Driscoll

801-626-7662 Infant Toddler Specialist Simone St Laurent 801-626-7719 Infant Toddler Specialist Kathleen Sanders

801-626-7861 Provider Services Coordinator Betzy Mulwee 801-626-7708 Early Childhood Specialist Megan Jolley

801-626-8047 Child Care Program Coach Vivian Hardy

801-626-7815 Child Care Program Coach Brooke Montgomery

801-626-7784 Data Specialist / Webmaster Dawn Polson

801-626-7837 Referral Specialist

Care About Childcare at Weber State University is a program of the Child & Family Studies Department at Weber State University. Funding for this program is made possible by a grant from the Department of Workforce Services, Office of Child Care

Here are the slots and vacancies currently listed in our database:

City Slots Vacancies City Slots Vacancies Bountiful 880 102 North Salt Lake 422 62

Centerville 16 0 Ogden 1,932 365 Clearfield 1,426 179 Plain City 48 2

Clinton 263 55 Pleasant View 76 3 Eden 50 15 Riverdale 183 22

Farmington 173 16 Roy 713 98 Farr West 92 12 South Ogden 342 22

Fruit Heights 8 0 South Weber 32 0 Harrisville 253 33 Sunset 53 17

Hooper 126 1 Syracuse 348 53 Kaysville 383 39 Uintah 16 1

Layton 640 74 Washington Terrace 16 7 Morgan 16 0 West Bountiful 171 1

North Ogden 120 7 West Haven 56 3

Average Monthly Rates in Syracuse

Center:

Under 2 2 years 3 years 4-5 years Kindergarten School Age $740 $600 $562 $555 $494 $513

Family Child Care:

Under 2 2 years 3 years 4-5 years Kindergarten School Age $562 $521 $517 $516 $497 $451

If you are interested in the average rates for your city, call us at 801-626-7784 or email [email protected].

Child Care Statistics for Weber, Davis & Morgan Counties

Thank you to all those who called, emailed or used our online web update form!

Here are the latest winners of our monthly update prize drawings

November: Vicki Haltom December: Progressive Preschool

January: Cheri Dautel

Keeping your record up-to-date means parents will have the latest information about your care.

It will also ensure that you will only be sent referrals to fill the needs you have. You can

update by calling our office at 801-626-7837 or go to our website at

http://programs.weber.edu/cac/receiving-referrals.html

If you are familiar with the Care About Childcare website, you can update information while

logged in to that website. Just be sure to update your vacancies in addition to whatever else you wish to change and your name will be entered

into the monthly drawing.

. There are 4 ways you can be entered in our monthly update

prize drawing! 1. You can call our office at 801-626-7837

and tell us how many vacancies you have.

2. You can email us at [email protected] or [email protected]

3. You can use the online update form at http://programs.weber.edu/cac/receiving-referrals.html just scroll down to the bottom of the screen.

4. Finally, you can update directly through the careaboutchildcare.utah.gov website. If you aren’t sure of what your username and password is, use the reset password option located above the login fields. An email will be sent to you with instructions on how to log in. You can always call our office at 801-626-7837 if you have any questions.

No BONES about it we love our Providers and Caregivers!

This year for Provider Appreciation Day we will be celebrating at the the

George S Eccles Dinosaur Park Clear your calendars on May 5th and join us for some roaring fun!

More information coming soon.

The Professional Family Childcare Association of Utah (PFCCA) provides support and benefits to

Family Child Care providers all over the state. We’d love to have you join us!

If you are feeling confused or overwhelmed your provider family is here to support you! Reach out on FB or attend a chapter meeting near you. Find one at pfcca.org, or email Sunny at [email protected]. Also, never hesitate to email your licensing specialist for clarification or to ask questions specific to your facility or program.

Save the date! The PFCCA Spring Conference will be May 19th!

Thank you Sunny for leading an informative and fun Chapter Directors Training Feb 17th!

PFCCA Board Openings - there are a few board positions opening this spring. We need a new Head of Communications to send quarterly newsletters and post on social media. Contact Liz Hamilton at [email protected] for more info.

Contact us: PO Box 57931 SLC, UT 84157, 1-800-430-6026

The Great Utah ShakeOut will take place April 19th 2018

Care About Childcare and Child Care Licensing will be conducting a statewide system drill as a part of this year’s event.

You may be contacted by text or phone soon after the event as Child Care

Licensing and Care About Childcare test the state system.

We encourage you to start by planning your drill

Today you can:

Register your organization or school to be counted in the ShakeOut Drill, to get email updates, and more. https://www.shakeout.org/utah/rrregister/

Between now and April 19th: Consider what may happen in a major earthquake and plan what your organization will do now to get prepared, so that when it happens you will be able to recover quickly.

On April 19th at 10:15 am:

Conduct your drill including: 1. Drop, Cover, and Hold On: Have your children, staff, and others

present at the time Drop to the ground, take Cover under a table or desk, and Hold On to it as if a major earthquake were happening (stay down for at least 60 seconds). Practice now so they will immediately protect themselves during earthquakes!

2. While still under the table, or wherever they are, have them look around and imagine what would happen in a major earthquake. What would fall on them or others? What would be damaged? What would life be like after? What will your organization do before the actual earthquake happens to reduce losses and quickly recover?

3. Practice what your staff will do after the shaking stops.

After your drill is complete, have discussions about what was learned and incorporate these lessons into your disaster plan.

For more information on evaluation and preparation visit www.shakeout.org/utah

Child Care Providers and Pre-Schools have unique roles during

disasters, and when they are well

prepared all Utahns benefit

The following books can be found in our lending library.

Everyday Discoveries: Amazingly easy Science and Math Using Stuff You Already Have -Sharon MacDonald

Science and math concepts are embedded in the things children do every day. With this book, children learn the how, the why and the what happens next with these open-ended, self-directed activities. Everyday Discoveries shows how easily and naturally children can learn science and math in preschool programs, early primary classrooms, child care centers, and home care settings.

ISBN: 978‐0876591963

Teaching Young Children in Violent Times: Building a Peaceable Classroom -Diane E Levin, Ph.D

The new edition of this highly acclaimed book is a must for early childhood educators, parents, and policy makers. It helps teachers create a Peaceable Classroom, where children learn peaceful alternatives to the violent behaviors modeled for them in society. This extensively revised and updated edition features new material for a post-September 11th world including a new chapter on helping children deal with violence in the news..

ISBN: 978‐0942349184

Child Care Licensing Rules Training

These classes are to help you better understand the Child Care Licensing rules and their assessment. Pre-registration is required. Please register for the class of your choice by calling the North Region office at 801-273-6617. You could also call or text Charlotte Woodward at 801-828-8497 or email her at [email protected].

Classes are held at venues independent of the Child Care Licensing Program. If you have any questions about the class, please DO NOT contact the venue.

Classes are taught according to the Care About Childcare specifications. In order to receive Career Ladder credit, you must be there for the entire class. If you do not attend the entire class, you will get a certificate that includes the numbers of hours you did attend.

Classes include hands-on activities.

If no one is registered within 48 hours, the class will be canceled

Child Care Center Licensing Rules Training March 13th – Center Rules Session 1

Weber State University, David O McKay Education Building, Room 10, 6:30 – 9pm March 14th – Center Rules Session 2

Layton Children’s Center, 1636 N 1200 W, Layton, 6:30 – 9pm

Licensed Family and Residential Certificate Licensing Rules Training March 6th – Home Rules Session 1 Weber State University, David O McKay Education Building, Room 10, 6:30 – 9pm March 8th – Home Rules Session 2

Weber State University, David O McKay Education Building, Room 10, 6:30 – 9pm

More information on these sessions can be found online at http://childcarelicensing.utah.gov/Trainings.html

If you need to renew your CPR and/or First Aid certifications, here are a few numbers you can call:

Red Cross: (Weber/Morgan/N. Davis) 801-627-0000

(South Davis) 801-323-7000

American Heart Association: 1-877-242-4277

US Training Council: 1-877-554-8500, extension 2

Lakeview Hospital: 801-299-2246

McKay Dee Hospital: 801-387-7800

Bountiful City Fire Department: 801-298-6230

Kinder Academy: 801-458-4032

Steve Thorlakson: 801-201-0699

Becky Erkkila: 801-678-4233

Save-A-Heart: 801-582-7144

Davis Hospital (CPR only): 801-807-7023

Ogden Regional Hospital (CPR only): 801-479-2017

Career Ladder Level & Endorsement Recipients

Jamie Bitton, Developing Your Child Care Business Endorsement

Bayleigh Blickfeldt, Level 1 Lidian de Oliveria, Level 4 Nicolle Dicus, Level 3 Seeta Dixon, Level 6 Tayla Dobson, Center Director’s

Endorsement Andrea Duran, Levels 4 & 5 Gracie Freer, Level 1 Gladys Gaisford, Special Needs

Endorsement Merianne George, Levels 4, & 5 Vicki Haltom, Level 2 Amelita Johns, Infant Toddler

Endorsement Rachel McAllister, Levels 4, 5, & 6 Amy Muelleck, Level 10

Brittani O’Banion, Levels 5 & 6 Alejandra Ramirez, Level 7 Gabriela Rodriguez, Level 2 Jenna Rojas, Levels 4 & 5 Emily Sip, Level 4 Marisol Smith, Level 2 and the Infant

& Toddler Endorsement Wendy Thomas, Level 10 Ashley Thompson, Levels 8 & 9 Jennifer Trujillo, Level 4 Anna Vanuitert, Levels 4 & 5 Amber Vowles, Level 2 Darla Whatley, Level 5 Laura Whitaker, Center Director’s

Endorsement Rebekah Wright, Level 5 Sierra Wright, Level 4

We’d like to congratulate the following providers on their accomplishments within the Professional Development Program

Important information regarding the Career Ladder: Starting July 1, 2018 a Demonstrated Competency will be required for Career Ladder Level 4. A list of demonstrated competencies, information on the required observation and a list of approved observers can be found on URPD’s website.

http://urpd.usu.edu

Steps to Earn Your CDA Credential

Prepare

Anytime before I apply

Earn a high school diploma, GED, or be enrolled as a junior or senior in a high school career and technical program in early childhood education.

Complete 120 hours of formal early childhood education training, covering the growth and development of children ages 3 to 5 years old, with no fewer than 10 training hours in each of the eight CDA subject areas.

CDA Subject Areas - Planning a safe and healthy learning environment - Advancing children's physical and intellectual development - Supporting children's social and emotional development - Building productive relationships with families - Managing an effective program operation - Maintaining a commitment to professionalism - Observing and recording children's behavior - Understanding principles of child development and learning

Within 3 years of submitting application:

Obtain 480 hours of professional work experience in a center-based setting with children ages 3-5 years old.

Within 6 months of submitting application:

Prepare your CDA Professional Portfolio - You are required to put together a collection of reference materials related to your work. Please follow the detailed instructions in your Competency Standards book to prepare your CDA Professional Portfolio.

Find a CDA Professional Development (PD) Specialist - To learn more about CDA PD Specialist's role in the CDA credentialing process click here.

Apply

Apply online for your CDA Credential using the YourCDA online application system or complete a paper application provided in the CDA Preschool CDA Competency Standards Book.

The non-refundable / non-transferable application fee of $425 must be submitted with your application. Make sure to secure the funds before you submit your application. Learn about CDA scholarships in your state.

Once your CDA application has been reviewed and accepted you will receive a Ready to Schedule notification from the Council.

Demonstrate

Once you receive your Ready to Schedule notification from the Council, you are ready to schedule your CDA Verification Visit and CDA Exam.

Earn

Scores are electronically submitted to the Council by the CDA PD Specialist and Pearson Vue testing center.

A Council committee will review the results of your assessment and render a decision whether to award you the CDA Credential. If your credential is awarded, the official Child Development Associate® credential will be mailed to you. If the committee decides you need more training, the Council will let you know the next steps to take to earn the Credential.

For more information visit www.cdacouncil.org

CAC - Weber State’s Training Policies You must pre-register. You will not be considered registered in our classes until we receive the registration form and your payment. We require that you pre-register for our classes for a couple of reasons: 1- Due to the amount of materials we distribute in class, we need to have an accurate count of how many providers will be attending each one and enough time to prepare them. 2- Weber State University has set strict guidelines for us to follow when handling money. They will not allow any money to remain in the office unsecured, overnight. We also do not want to put your information at risk by having it sit on a desk overnight. It is for your privacy and safety that we request you send in your money. Registration forms must be sent through the mail. Money can not be accepted at the training. Each registration form will let you know where to send it. Please check the training schedule page on our website (weber.edu/cac) to see if a class is full or has been rescheduled or cancelled. All training participants must review and sign the Statewide Professional Development System Code of Conduct each time you register. If there is no signature, your registration form will be sent back for you to sign. We will not be able to hold your spot in any class and you may miss out on the class that you want to register for. We are not able to register anyone for a class without the signed copy of the Code of Conduct. The registration form has the information we need for the Utah State Training Registry and must be filled out in full. An incomplete registration form will delay your registration and you may miss the class you are trying to register if it fills before we can collect the information we need. If you have any questions about the information we collect, you can contact our office at 801-626-7784. If you are sending registrations for more than one person, you must include a registration form for each person and each person must sign the Training Participant Code of Conduct. The form has the information we need for the Utah State Training Registry, without it we cannot register you for any of our classes. Also, each person must sign a copy of the Utah State Professional Development System Code of Conduct. Without that signature, no one will be able to attend classes. Registration for each class will close 7 days prior to the start of class. No registrations will be accepted within a week of the class' start date. This will give us time to prepare the right amount of materials. We register for classes one quarter at a time. You may register only for the classes listed in our current newsletter. Each quarter's class schedule and registration form can be found in our quarterly newsletter, the Child Care Connector. The newsletter is published every September, December, March and June. The schedule and registration form will also be posted on our website shortly after it has been sent in the mail. Sorry, we are not able to issue a refund. If we receive money from you for a class that is already full, we can give you the option of sending the check back to you or sending you a credit voucher. When a class is full, it will be posted on the training schedule page on our website at weber.edu/cac. You can always call our office at 801-626-7837 to check if the class is full before sending in the registration form or check our online schedule. If you are unable to attend a class and you call at least three days before the first session starts, we can send you a credit voucher. Sorry, we are not able to refund money. Please be sure to call during office hours Mon – Thu 8am-4:00pm. You can reach us either at 801-626-7837 or toll free at 1-888-970-0101. We cannot issue a credit voucher if you fail to notify us before the first session of a class. Each 10 hour class is broken down into four sessions. If you miss one or two session(s) in a class, no money can be refunded. However, you can make it up when that session is taught again, without repaying. You also have the option of making-up the session you missed with another CAC agency without having to pay again. We have an agreement with our sister agencies that allows you to make up one or two sessions with them. Just contact them for their times and registration policies. To register for a make-up session with us, simply fill out the registration form and circle the dates you need to make up, write "make-up" in the amount enclosed section and send it in. Be sure to include the signed Code of Conduct with the form. We have a limited number of make-up slots available for each night so please let us know if you are registered for a make-up session and are unable to attend.

We need to have a minimum number of providers enrolled to conduct the class. Classes, which don't meet these minimum numbers five days before the class, will be either cancelled or rescheduled. We will notify you and send you a credit voucher for another class. Classes may be canceled due to weather. We follow Weber State University's policies regarding this issue. If the campus is closed, our classes will be canceled. If not, classes will be held. You can call Weber State at 801-626-6000 to find out if the campus has been closed. We will also leave a message on our main phone line 801-626-7837. All classes canceled due to weather will be rescheduled. Certificates are given to participants on the last day of class. If you are making up a session, let the trainer know, they can get the certificate to you sooner. If you do not receive a certificate within two weeks of the final session, contact our office at 801-626-8083. There will be a $5 charge for a replacement certificate.

Class Title & Description Date, Time & Place

Cost Credit Career Ladder

Infant & Toddler Care Course 1: Infants & Toddlers in Child Care Settings Instructor: Gina O’Driscoll (10 hours) In this course participants explore issues to be considered when setting up for infant and toddler care. Areas of focus include: primary caregiving, group size, continuity of care, the physical environment, daily routines, and respectful caregiving.

Mondays & Wednesdays

April 2, 4, 9, & 11 6:30 – 9pm WSU ED13

$16 10 Lic

10 CDA1 CEU

Level 5 – 8 Infant & Toddler

Endorsement

Child Development: Ages & Stages Instructor: Verlina Adame (10 hours) In this course participants learn about typical developmental milestones for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and school age children. Participants also learn basic strategies for working with each of these age groups of children.

Tuesday & Thursday April 3 & 5,

6:30pm - 9pm AND Saturday

April 7 9am - 2:30pm WSU ED13

$16 10 Lic

10 CDANAC

Level 1

Special Needs Course 1: Working With Children Instructor: TBA (10 hours) In this course participants will learn about working with children with special needs. Topics include introduction to inclusion, understanding disabilities, recognizing children’s strengths and needs, and medical special needs.

Tuesday & Thursday April 10 & 12 6:30pm - 9pm AND Saturday


$16 10 Lic

10 CDA1 CEU

Level 5 – 8 Special Needs

Endorsement

Strengthening Families Instructor: Crystal Knippers (17 hours) This course teaches 5 research-based protective factors that have been demonstrated to diminish the likelihood of childhood abuse and neglect. Participants will learn to incorporate and build upon these factors in their daily work with parents.

Monday April 16

6:30 - 9:30pm AND


April 18, 23, 25, 30, May 2, 7, & 9 6:30 - 8:30pm

$16 17 Lic

17 CDA Levels 5 - 8

School Readiness Standards Course 1: English Language Arts Instructor: Betzy Mulwee (10 hours) In this course, based on Utah’s Early Childhood Core Standards, participants will learn how too effectively and appropriately foster preschooler’s language and early literacy development for school readiness. Areas of focus include: phonological awareness, letter knowledge and concepts of print, early writing, and receptive and expressive language development.

Saturdays April 21

9am – 2:30pm WSU ED13

AND April 28


$16 10 Lic

10 CDA1 CEU

Level 5 – 8 School

Readiness Endorsement

Looking to Learn Instructor: Verlina Adame (10 hours) In this course participants learn effective tools and strategies for gathering and using observational information about children. Areas of focus include: learning to observe children accurately and objectively, observation tools and goals, overcoming obstacles to observation, and interpreting and using observation data

Tuesday & Thursday April 24 & 26 6:30pm - 9pm AND Saturday


$16 10 Lic

10 CDA Level 2 – 3

CAC - Weber State’s 2018 Spring Schedule If you need directions or want to check to see if a class is full, call us at 801-626-7837 or check our training schedule at weber.edu/cac

WSU ED13 is Weber State University Campus in South Ogden, McKay Education Building, Room 13 (WSU ED10 is Room 10) For information on obtaining CEU credit, visit the URPD website at urpd.usu.edu



School Age Course 1: School Age Development Instructor: TBA (10 hours) In this course participants will gain a basic knowledge of child development during the school age years and how they can apply this knowledge in their work with school age children.


April 30, May 2, 7, & 9 6:30 - 9pm

WSU ED10

$16 10 Lic

10 CDA1 CEU

Level 5 – 8 School Age

Endorsement

Infant & Toddler Care Course 2: Social-Emotional Growth of Infants & Toddlers Instructor: Gina O’Driscoll (10 hours) In this course participants learn about the emotional and social development of infants and toddlers. Areas of focus include: temperaments, responsive caregiving, the caregiver's role in fostering emotional development, socialization, and guidance.

Tuesdays & Thursdays

May 1, 3, 8, & 10 6:30 – 9pm WSU ED13

$16 10 Lic

10 CDA1 CEU


Endorsement

Child Development: Learning in the Early Years Instructor: Tressie Kearl (10 hours) In this course participants explore how young children learn and develop. Areas of focus include: brain development, learning through play, supporting social and emotional development, and positive guidance.

Saturdays May 12 & 19


$16 10 Lic

10 CDA Level 1

Basics of Child Care Instructor: Vivian Hardy (5 hours) This class covers all of the topics required by licensing. It is recommended especially for those just entering the child care field.

Saturday May 12


none 5 Lic none

All About Twos Instructor: Simone St Laurent (10 hours) This course focuses on the unique needs of two year olds and how to be a successful caregiver to two year old children. Participants will learn how to promote language-cognitive-social and emotional development, and how to create an environment that supports two year old needs and caregiver sanity.


May 14, 16, 21, & 23 6:30 – 9pm WSU ED13

$16 10 Lic

10 CDA1 CEU


Endorsement

Director’s Toolbox Course 3: A Great Place to Work & Inspiring Peak Performance Instructor: Genevieve Romero (10 hours) In this course, participants will learn how to shape the quality of work life for staff and build teacher competence, strengthen staff commitment, and expand opportunities for collaboration.

Tuesdays & Thursdays May 15,

17, 22 & 24 6:30 - 9pm WSU ED13

$16 10 Lic

10 CDA1 CEU

Level 5 – 8 Center

Director’s Endorsement

Diving into Developmental Screening: Ages and Stages Questionnaire - 3 Instructor: Betzy Mulwee (10 hours) In this course participants will learn how to use the developmental screening tool known as the Ages and Stages Questionnaire. They will learn how work with parents to help develop an understanding of child development, check to see if development is on track, identify children who might be at risk for developmental delay, and support children’s development with learning activities.

Tuesday & Thursday May 29 & 31


June 2 9am - 2:30pm WSU ED13

$16 10 Lic

10 CDA Levels 5 - 8



Healthy Care Instructor: Tressie Kearl (10 hours) In this course participants will learn about child care health and safety issues. Topics include: communicable diseases, SIDS, shaken baby syndrome, child abuse and neglect, injury prevention, emergency procedures, nutrition, sick children, and medication administration.


June 4, 6, 11 & 13 9am – 2:30pm WSU ED13

$16 10 Lic

10 CDANAC

Level 1

Guidance & Emotional Wellness Course 1: healthy Caregivers Instructor: Megan Jolley (10 hours) In this course participants will be introduced to the Guidance and Emotional Wellness Pyramid and the Circle of Security. They will learn about concepts developed by CSEFEL (Center for Social Emotional Foundations for Early Learning). They will learn why healthy caregivers are vital to the support of children’s social/emotional development, and how to be aware of, and care for, their emotional well-being.

Tuesday & Thursday June 5 & 7



$16 10 Lic

10 CDA1 CEU

Level 5 – 8 Guidance & Emotional Wellness

Endorsement

Learning to Get Along Instructor: Verlina Adame (10 hours) In this course participants learn effective strategies for supporting young children's social and emotional development. Areas of focus include: fostering self-esteem and independence, learning to get along in a group, and behavior guidance.

Tuesday & Thursday June 12 & 14 6:30pm - 9pm AND Saturday


$16 10 Lic


Theory and Best Practices, Course 1: Gardner, Moral Development, Vygotsky & Montessori Instructor: Crystal Knippers (10 hours) If you’ve taken Advanced Child Development and are looking for the next step, this course is for you! In this course, participants will gain an understanding of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and how to apply it in real-life situations. Participants will also learn about the work of Mary Ainsworth and John Bowlby around Attachment Theory and how attachment affects development


June 18, 20, 25, & 27

6:30 – 9pm WSU ED13

$16 10 Lic

10 CDA 1 CEU

Level 5 – 8 Theory &

Best Practices

Endorsement

Creating Good Child Care: Effective Program Management Instructor: Verlina Adame (10 hours) In this course participants learn strategies for ensuring effective program operation, including program planning, organization, record keeping, and legal issues such as licensing, liability and insurance, custody issues, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and dealing with suspected abuse and neglect.

Tuesday & Thursday June 19, & 21 6:30pm - 9pm AND Saturday


$16 10 Lic


Sailing into Social Emotional Screening: Ages and Stages Questionnaire - 2 Instructor: Kathleen Sanders (10 hours) Please note completion of "Diving into Developmental Screening: ASQ-3" prior to "Sailing into Social Emotional Screening" is highly recommended. In this course participants will learn that the overall well-being of children is directly related to their ability to successfully regulate their emotions and manage their social interactions in ways that are acceptable to themselves and others. They will become familiar with the Social/Emotional component of the Ages and Stages Questionnaire, and learn how they can partner with their local health department to help parents who have concerns about their children's social and emotional development.

Tuesday & Thursday June 26 & 28 6:30pm - 9pm AND Saturday


$16 10 Lic

10 CDA Levels 5 - 8

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Please note that in incomplete registration form could result in a delayed registration.

*This class has a pre-requisite. You must have completed the Advanced Child Development class before enrolling. Funding comes from the Utah Office of Child Care, from Federal Block Grant monies, set aside for enhancing quality in child care. By

following the training policies, you are helping us provide excellent training at a reduced cost to you. No refunds are available, but you may receive a credit voucher if you cancel at least three business days before the class.

Your full legal name: Your birthdate:

Home Address: City, State Zip:

Cell phone:

Work phone:

Email Address:

Name of Child Care you work in: Start Date: What is your position at this child care?:

I have read, and included a signed copy of the Statewide Training Participant Code of Conduct with this registration form. (The Code of Conduct can be found on page two of this form.)

Class Title Date Class Fee Amount Enclosed

Infant Toddler Care Course 1 April 2, 4, 9, & 11 $16 Child Development: Ages & Stages April 3, 5, & 7 $16 Special Needs, Course 1 April 10, 12, & 14 $16 Strengthening Families April 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, May 2, 7, & 9 $16 Looking to Learn April 24, 26, & 28 $16 School Readiness Standards, Course 1 April 21 & 28 $16 School Age, Course 1 April 30, May 2, 7, & 9 $16 Infant Toddler Care, Course 2 May 1, 3, 8, & 10 $16 Child Development: Learning in the Early Years May 12, & 19 $16 Basics of Child Care May 12 none All About Two’s May 14, 16, 21, & 23 $16 Director’s Toolbox, Course 4 May 15, 17, 22, & 24 $16 Diving into Developmental Screening: ASQ-3 May 29, 31, & June 2 $16 Healthy Care June 4, 6, 11, & 13 $16 Guidance & Emotional Wellness, Course 1 June 5, 7, & 9 $16 Learning to Get Along June 12, 14, & 16 $16 Theory & Best Practices, Course 1 June 18, 20, 25, & 27 $16 Creating Good Child Care June 19, 21, & 23 $16 Sailing into Social & Emotional Screening: ASQ-2 June 26, 28, & 30 $16

Office use only (Please DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE) Date received: voucher Money Order check ctr pd Total Amount Enclosed:

Registration is done by pre-payment only. We must receive the registration form in our office 5 business days before the class begins. Please remember we only accept registration forms by mail or online. Only one person per form. You may make as many copies of this form as you’d like, be sure to include both pages. We can not accept one-sided or one-page-only forms. The Participant Code of Conduct must be read signed and mailed in with each form.

To register by mail, fill out this form, include your payment (check or money order payable to Weber State), and send to:

CAC - Weber State Training Registration 1351 Edvalson St, Dept 1309 Ogden, UT 84408-1309

CAC - Weber State 2018 Spring Training Registration Form

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Technical Assistance Call our office at 801-626-7837 to receive help with an issue you are

having whether it is a business, parent or child issue, we can provide you with the resources you need to

solve it.

Family Child Care Program Coaching

The Family Coaching Program is designed for family providers. It is free, one-on-one assistance done in your

home. Weekly visits where the consultant brings new ideas, activities and thoughts on ways to use things you

already have to provide learning opportunities. Give Vivian a call at 801-626-7815.

CDA Consultant Are you interested in obtaining your Child Development

Associate Credential? Our Program Coach, Megan is available to answer all your

questions and be your partner through the process. Call 801-626-8047 to get started!

Center Program Coaching The center program coaching is

designed for center directors and a staff member. There will be one-on-

one assistance to help you work towards and maintain standards of

quality. Give Megan a call at 801-626-8047.

Training Earn hours for licensing, CDA & the Career Ladder. Training is a great

way to increase your knowledge and network with other providers. Call

801-626-7837 or 801-626-8083 with your questions about training.

Referrals Every day parents searching for child care contact our

agency either online or by phone. Update your information with us and we can add your business to our referral list.

It’s the easiest way to advertise! Call us at 801-626-7837 or toll free at

1-888-970-0101 to make sure your name is on the list.

Professional Development Incentive Caregivers who work over 20 hours a week can

receive a yearly cash bonus based on their level on the Career Ladder and number of awards previously

earned. For assistance on what level you may qualify for or for help in achieving your first or higher

level contact us at 801-626-8083.

Fingerprinting We have a livescan machine and are

one of your options to have fingerprints taken.

Call us to make an appointment at 801-626-7837.

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