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JULY 8, 2004
1:00 PM TO 3:00 PM
A VERY LARGE PLANNING COMMITTEE
MEETING
FOR SOCIAL EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING
IN 2004/2005
The information presented below was first posted in
July, 2004.
Some of the links might be out of date.
For the most current information, go to the Wisline
homepage.
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Presenters
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Jean Nothnagel, PT, Wisconsin Birth to 3 Program
Invited Committee Members (write your name here)
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Description
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Agenda
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Everyone joining the July 8 Wisline session will be an invited
member of a background planning committee for the upcoming
statewide Birth to 3 training which will address topics of social
emotional development, assessment and intervention for infants and
young children.
The Wisconsin
Birth to 3 Personnel Development Project (exit DHS) pulls
together relevant training for Birth to 3 programs every year. As
planning meetings began for this important element of early
intervention, it was evident that we needed to collect information
from counties, providers, parents and partners to determine where
are we now, and what are local program priorities?
We expanded the time frame for this session to two full hours
so we can cover as much ground as possible from as many callers as
possible. Information, questions, suggestions, and whatever
discussion arises will be shared with all members of the WPDP
planning group.
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Materials
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Because participants are the program for this
session, there is just one page of "materials" directing
you in areas to consider for the session.
Topics to Consider
(PDF, 7 KB)
Please also visit the 3
websites you find here to aid in preparation for this planning
session, and keep the web addresses to use as resources for
current and future needs. We hope you have more website,
textbook, journal articles or training resources to recommend
during the session
Wisconsin Infant
and Early Childhood Mental Health Association (exit DHS)
Zero to Three Infant
Mental Health Resource Center (exit DHS)
Info
for Receiving Credit for Attending
Wisline
Evaluation Form
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