The Young Children Without Homes National Conference will bring together hundreds of leaders and practitioners working in early childhood education, housing and homelessness, public schools, and health care ? to share expertise and best practices in their fields. The Conference will include sessions on: early education; family engagement and support; school readiness and transitions; housing strategies; and more.?This is the only national conference focusing exclusively on young homeless children and their families.
Registration is open!?Reserve your seat today and pick your workshops!
Jack P. Shonkoff, M.D., Professor of Child Health and Development at the Harvard School of Public Health and the Harvard Graduate School of Education; Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children?s Hospital; and Director of the university-wide Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University.
Sample Workshops & Panel
Panel: Developing early education systems: A State-by-State Approach
Please join us for a panel discussion with Sherri Killins, Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care, Sherry Cleary, Executive Director of the New York City Early Childhood Professional Development Institute, and Ellen Wolock, Director of the New Jersey Department of Education?s Office of Preschool Education. They will examine each state?s approach to building early education systems and barriers to accessing early education. They will address their state?s unique response to the educational needs of homeless children.
Presenters:
- Sherri Killins, Commissioner, Department of Early Education and Care of Massachusetts
- Sherry M. Cleary, Executive Director of the New York City Early Childhood Professional Development Institute
- Ellen Wolock, Director of the New Jersey Department of Education?s Office of Preschool Education
Workshop: Shared Reading and School Success
The first five years of life offer the greatest potential for laying the foundation for future academic success. This workshop will explore the science behind early brain development and the connection between shared reading and school success. Participants will learn simple, interactive reading strategies that are appropriate for all families.
Presenters:
- M. Elena Lopez, Ph.D., Associate Director, Harvard Family Research Project (HFRP)
- Christine Patton, Ph.D., Senior Research Analyst, Harvard Family Research Project (HFRP)
Workshop: School Readiness: Using the Case Method to Think Systematically about Young Children?s Education
Ensuring that vulnerable young children get access to quality services and education requires a coordinated system of relationships among families, preschools, schools, and community-based agencies. In this interactive workshop, participants will use the case method to gain a deeper understanding of common problems in preparing young children for school and to identify solutions based on research and practitioner wisdom.
Presenters:
- M. Elena Lopez, Ph.D., Associate Director, Harvard Family Research Project (HFRP)
- Christine Patton, Ph.D., Senior Research Analyst, Harvard Family Research Project (HFRP)
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Source: http://www.fenwaynews.org/announcement/young-children-without-homes-2013/
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