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Training workshops Refine your search of Training workshops by selecting a Topic:  There are '55' entries for all topics. Movement and music helping babies and children to develop Health and Wellbeing This one-day interactive seminar for people caring for 0 to 3 year olds will look at the importance of movement to the baby's and young child's overall development. An easy-to-do movement programme will be considered, with activities based on a sound understanding of a babys early movement experiences and the role of primitive and postural reflexes in this early development. Date(s): 18/8/2009 Venue: Glasgow Caledonian University in Glasgow Duration: Full-day Costs: Delegate rate: £190.00 Discounted rate: non-member individual and small organisations: £160.00 Discounted rate: member statutory and large voluntary organisations including secondary schools: £160.00 Discounted rate: member individuals, small voluntary organisations, primary and nursery schools: £130.00 More Information and Event Booking Developing through movement helping children make the transition from nursery to primary schools Health and Wellbeing, Approaches to Education Research has shown that a specially developed series of safe and simple movements can enhance communication between the different parts of the brain, leading to improvements in learning and physical activity. This one-day seminar aims to help children make the transition from nursery to primary school using practical activities designed to assist physical and mental development, initiated by the primitive and postural reflexes. Date(s): 19/8/2009 Venue: in Glasgow Duration: Full-day Costs: Delegate rate: £190.00 Discounted rate: non-member individual and small organisations: £160.00 Discounted rate: member statutory and large voluntary organisations including secondary schools: £160.00 Discounted rate: member individuals, small voluntary organisations, primary and nursery schools: £130.00 More Information and Event Booking Creating flourishing childhoods Integrated Children's Services, Approaches to Education This one-day seminar will provide an introduction to positive psychology and its applications in work with children, young people and families. Delegates will learn about the importance of both positive and negative emotions, how they help us to build resilience and develop grit, and about the value of curiosity, joy, hope, efficacy, and engagement with life. The day will introduce the new science of positive psychology through a mix of presentation, video and exercises, and will help managers and practitioners develop practical applications in their work. The morning will be partly reflective on the history and future of childhood, while the afternoon will focus on development of practice. Date(s): 24/9/2009 Venue: in Glasgow Duration: Full-day Costs: Delegate rate: £190.00 Discounted rate: non-member individuals and small organisations: £160.00 Discounted rate: member statutory and large voluntary organisations: £160.00 Discounted rate: member individuals and small organisations: £130.00 More Information and Event Booking Building attachment: theory into practice Resilience and Coping, Additional Support Needs Attachment theory offers a universal approach to understanding child and human development from conception to adulthood. The rapidly growing body of research informed by attachment theory demonstrates the impact of relationships in the early years on neuropsychological, emotional, cognitive and social development across the life span. This one-day workshop offers participants an understanding of secure, insecure and disorganised attachment and from this understanding ways of working with and caring for children who have experienced loss, separation, abuse and neglect: children who often consider themselves unlikeable and even unloveable. The day will be a mix of input, individual and group exercises, small and large group discussion. It is suitable for all professionals and carers who work with children and families. Date(s): 25/9/2009 Venue: in Edinburgh Duration: Full-day Costs: Delegate rate: £145.00 Discounted rate: non-member individuals and small organisations: £115.00 Discounted rate: member statutory and large voluntary organisations: £115.00 Discounted rate: member individuals and small organisations: £90.00 More Information and Event Booking Transforming early years spaces on a shoestring Approaches to Education A quality environment for children’s development cannot just be bought ‘off the peg’. Enriching children’s learning environments takes careful planning and consideration of the whole needs of the child both physical and emotional. A balance between simply providing new equipment on a regular basis and integrating this within a philosophy of development is required. This one-day workshop will endeavour to look at what children really need for their development, and how much of this can be achieved with new and existing resources. Date(s): 29/9/2009 Venue: in Glasgow Duration: Full-day Costs: Delegate rate: £145.00 Discounted rate: non-member individuals and small organisations: £115.00 Discounted rate: member statutory and large voluntary organisations: £115.00 Discounted rate: member individuals and small organisations: £90.00 More Information and Event Booking First Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Next Last |
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