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SUMMARY:Hartford ECPN: A Beginner’s Guide to Using AI in ECE Programs
DESCRIPTION:This session is a hands-on introduction for early childhood education (ECE) professionals who are new to artificial intelligence (AI) or have experimented with it a bit. We’ll move slowly\, with step-by-step guidance\, and you’ll practice using leading AI tools on real ECE tasks\, including family and staff communication\, activity and lesson planning support\, and basic operations that can save you time. You’ll learn how to direct an AI tool so it produces useful work\, and how to refine and verify the results so you can use them with confidence. We’ll also build simple habits that protect privacy and reduce errors. This session is best for participants who are comfortable using email and web browsers. \nYou will need a laptop or tablet for this training. Smart phones are not recommended for use in this session. You’ll leave with a basic understanding of the power and risks associated with the use of AI tools\, along with a basic skill set to use this technology effectively. A resource list for continued practice and learning will be provided. Lunch will be provided. \nDate & Time: April 25\, 2026\, 8:00AM-3:00PM \nTrainers:  Bill Hudson \nLocation:  DHMC Conference Center \nClick Here to Register
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SUMMARY:Addison Evening Network Training: Social Emotional Literacy
DESCRIPTION:This is an Addison Evening Network Training. If you are interested in joining the Addison Evening Network or a different Vermont Early Childhood Network\, please select the appropriate option when you register. \nBooks are a vital tool for fostering social-emotional literacy\, problem solving skills\, and self regualtion in young children. This training explores the importance of reading aloud to children. \nDate & Time: Monday\, April 27\, 2026\, 6:00PM- 8:00PM \nTrainer: Jen Cyr \nLocation:  Middlebury\, VT. Exact location shared in confirmation email. \nClick HERE to Register.
URL:https://www.vtaeyc.org/event/addison-evening-network-training-social-emotional-literacy/
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SUMMARY:Burlington South Network: Temperament-Focused Approaches to Challenging Behavior
DESCRIPTION:Each of us has a unique\, innate style that informs how we see and interact with the world. Understanding these differences can give us insight into behaviors we find challenging in others. This training will offer a framework for understanding what drives behavior and how adults can use this insight to support all children in a diverse classroom. We will learn about different temperament types and identify the strengths and challenges of each. Participants will learn practical strategies for observing temperament\, adapting environments\, and responding to challenging behaviors in ways that honor each child’s individual differences. We will also reflect on how our own temperament impacts our approach and discuss strategies for increasing the “goodness of fit” in our relationships. \nThis is a Burlington South Network Training. If you are interested in joining the Burlington South Network\, please select the appropriate option within the question: “Are you a member of the Burlington South Network?” \nDate & Time: April 29\, 2026\, 6:00PM-8:00PM \nTrainers: Aricha Drury \nLocation: Zoom \nClick Here to Register
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