Quest for Quality Podcast
3: Understanding Children’s Behavior with Play Schemas
2: Rapid Response
1: Showing Up
by Community Connections for Children
Have you ever wondered why some children love to dump toys, throw food, or hide themselves? Then this episode is for you! Find out how you can use play schemas to engage your children’s interest in the classroom and meet their cognitive, social emotional, and physical needs. Click here for Play Schemas resources: https://cccforpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Play-Schema-Resources.pdf
Rapid Response may not be a new term to you, but how the support service is implemented has recently changed. Check out our conversation with rapid response coordinator Kim Alloway and learn the history of rapid response, the importance of such a program, and the process steps for utilizing the support program. See additional documents here: RR Expectations – Programs – Bilingual Updated Flow Chart & Contacts – 5.6.24
The work you do is invaluable, but without solid, foundational practices, it is nearly impossible to show up for yourself and others on a daily basis. Check out these tips and reminders to ensure you can keep showing up for yourself, the children in your care, and your program.
Listen along for bite-sized insights surrounding quality program practices. Led by the dedicated STARS Coaches from Community Connections for Children, serving ELRC Regions 8, 9, & 10, this podcast is your go-to source for early learning and child development information and resources.