Educators of young children play a crucial role in shaping positive behavior that carries through a child’s K-12 journey. In early education classrooms, challenging behavior is more than just an issue to be resolved. It often signals deeper issues such as social-emotional struggles, mental health challenges, or adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).
In this webinar, hosted by LENA, participants will explore the current state of challenging behavior in early learning environments in a post-COVID world. Panelists will also discuss how a focus on educator-child interactions can enhance relationships and support healthy socialization, while managing challenging behaviors and preventing them from occurring.
Learn more and register to view this webinar on the LENA website.
Panelists
- Jodi Whiteman: Director of Partnerships & Growth, LENA
- Rob Corso: Executive Director, Pyramid Model Consortium
- Kelley Corbin: Vice President of Early Childhood Services, Porter-Leath
- Larissa Fullilove: Social-Emotional Learning Instructional Coach, Porter-Leath
- Rochelle Lewis: Early Head Start Educator, Porter-Leath
This event has passed. To view a free recording of the webinar, visit the LENA website.