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How are payments made For workshops?
After you register For a workshop, a payment record form will be sent by email. You will need To print And Return this form With your payment (cash, check, money order Or purchase order payable To ESU #3) to ESU #3 ELC, 6949 S 110th St, LaVista, 68128. Your registration Is Not complete And confirmed until payment Is received.
Can I be billed For a workshop fee Or pay With a credit card?
Individuals cannot be billed For workshops And we are unable To process credit cards.
How will I know If a workshop Is canceled due To weather?
An email will be sent To all registered participants. You can also contact 402-597-4991 For a recorded message.
Can I cancel a registration For a workshop?
• Cancelations will be accepted up until the registration deadline at which time a 100% credit will be available for use toward the registration fees for another ELC-sponsored workshop.
• Cancelation after the registration deadline but at least 48 hours before the workshop requires that you send a substitute Or you will have a 50% credit for use toward the registration fees for another ELC-sponsored workshop.
• Cancelations will Not be accepted within the 48 hours prior to the workshop And registration fees will Not be available for future use. No shows also forfeit registration fees.
| Description | | The science is clear: A child's brain doubles in size by their first birthday and 90% of their brain is formed by age 5! Positive interactions between infants and toddlers and the adults in their world are the fuel for brain development. This means that every interaction shapes their future and that early childhood educators and providers - in fact, all adults in a young child's life - have a lot of responsibility. How can we bridge the gap between busy families and optimal early learning?
By collaborating with families, we open ourselves up to the potential that lies in each child. Working together, we can build a rock-solid foundation for the developing brain. We will spend our day exploring the concepts, practice, and strategies necessary to embrace a "shared child" approach. Participants will experience a “toolbox" full of tools to use in daily interactions with infants and toddlers that embody the principles of developmentally appropriate practice.
Wear your comfiest clothes and get ready to move, learn, and connect! You will leave this session empowered, knowing that you play a critical role in shaping young minds! |
| Location | | ESU #3 - 6949 S 110th St, La Vista, NE 68128 |
| Status |  | This section is currently open.
40 Registered
24 Minimum; 48 Maximum; 41 Lunch Count |
| Section Date(s) | |
| April 6, 2024 | 8:30 AM | 3:00 PM |
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| Registration Deadline | | March 22, 2024 |
| Event ID | | 22263 |
| Add to Calendar |  | Add to my calendar |
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| Materials Fee | | Materials Fee: $0.00 |
| Lunch | | Yes, lunch is provided. |
| Comments | | The Symposium is IN PERSON at ESU #3.
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