March CoP: The Foundations of Financial Literacy
The Collaborative’s March Community of Practice series will focus on building financial literacy skills, learning to mitigate risks to your business, and marketing strategies.
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Information Session (April 8th)
Zoom NYJoin us to learn more about the NC Family Child Care Home Collaborative. These sessions provide a helpful overview of our purpose, outline the benefits of joining the Collaborative and the resources available to our community. This is the perfect opportunity to meet our team, ask questions, and discover how to get involved.
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Deep Dive with DCDEE: Overview of Child Care Rules
Zoom NYTo kick off our April Community of Practice series, partners at DCDEE join the NC Family Child Care Home Collaborative to provide a general overview of Child Care Rule Section .3200: Standards for Two through Five Star Rated Licenses.
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Deep Dive with DCDEE: Mapping Your Pathway
Zoom NYIn our second session of the April Community of Practice series, partners at DCDEE join the NC Family Child Care Home Collaborative to discuss each pathway in detail and review application requirements.
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Deep Dive with DCDEE: Frequently Asked Questions & Resources
In our final session of the April Community of Practice series, partners at DCDEE join the NC Family Child Care Home Collaborative to answer questions, share resources, and discuss next steps.
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Empowering Families Enrolled in NC FCCHs (Family Community of Practice)
Join NC Family Child Care Home Collaborative's Family Community of Practice! This space is intended for families with children enrolled in family child care homes and offers strategies to help families strengthen partnerships that support children’s learning and development, build knowledge, confidence, and leadership skills, connect with a supportive statewide community, and elevate family voices in early childhood systems.
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Promoting Meaningful Interactions: Positive Adult-Child Engagement
Join us for our May Community of Practice series and learn effective strategies to Promote Meaningful Interactions with the children and families in your program. Our first session will focus on building positive relationships, using positive and neutral language, and conflict resolution.
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Promoting Meaningful Interactions: Practicing Self-Awareness
Join us for our May Community of Practice series and learn effective strategies to Promote Meaningful Interactions with the children and families in your program. Our second session will provide strategies for fostering self-awareness, intentionality, and self-regulation skills.
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Promoting Meaningful Interactions: Building Positive Relationships with Families
Join us for our May Community of Practice series and learn effective strategies to Promote Meaningful Interactions with the children and families in your program. Our third session will provide strategies for effectively building positive relationships with families and co-creating shared goals for child growth.
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Empowering Families Enrolled in FCCHs (Family Community of Practice)
Join NC Family Child Care Home Collaborative's Family Community of Practice! This space is intended for families with children enrolled in family child care homes and offers strategies to help families strengthen partnerships that support children’s learning and development, build knowledge, confidence, and leadership skills, connect with a supportive statewide community, and elevate family voices in early childhood systems.
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Advocacy for Every Stage: Helping families lead with confidence through every change.
Join us in the new series of advocacy for Every Stage in collaboration with families, providing support and resources for collaboration and partnership to support the children within our communities. Empowering families to lead the development of their children with confidence.
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Transitions: Change is Challenging
Join us for our June Community of Practice series and learn a variety of strategies to incorporate moving from one activity to the next with ease, while providing an environment that promotes emotional regulation, self-control, trust, and security.