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Below are a few webinars or access to videos (and the like) that I may come across which you may be interested in joining. Many times, after the date listed, one can still access recorded versions at links provided. Feel free to check them out. Return often to see if anything has been added. Enjoy!
Mrs. Hartings
June 3-5 (Career Camp: students going into 8th - 10th Grade)
June 10-13 (STEM Camp: students going into 6th - 8th Grade)
June 3-5 (Teacher Camp)
June 3-14 (Biomanufacturing Explorers: Rising 10th - 12th Graders)
July 8-19 (Biomanufacturing Trailblazers: Rising 11th or 12th Graders)
SCC Women in STEM (WiSTEM) Camp
June 10-14 (Girls entering 10th - 12th Grades)
All camps for students entering 5th or 6th Grade
June 18, 21, 25 or 28
Each camp day will run from 9:30 am - 1:00 pm
Student & Teacher Camps
Applications will close on April 15
This below may be ongoing so check back at this Green Co ESC website or email at the address within the image below for potential future dates!
Self Image Neuroscience by changing your mindset and practicing regularly, you can reduce anxiety and depressive tendencies. Read the article at this LINK or the link to the left.
Practice asking others or yourself,
What went well this week
that YOU made happen?
or
Because of you?
What did YOU do to allow that to happen?
MVCTC summer STEM camp available for grades 6-10...
Use contact information to inquire about potential future offerings...
Overall articles of interest...
The Art of the Doodle: Stress Relief
The Art of the Doodle: Stress Relief
Overall webinar March 25th, 1-2:30 (for all ages) ...
Link to The Art of the Doodle registration - donation only requested
Preschool & Elementary Age
Preschool & Elementary Age
Upcoming RealTalk webinar series is presented in partnership by the Ohio Statewide Family Engagement Center and the A. Sophie Rogers School for Early Learning at The Ohio State University.
Visit https://ohiofamiliesengage.osu.edu/realtalk for full details, to join the webinar, or to see previous recordings.
Transitioning your child into kindergarten
See above link for recording
Starting kindergarten is a big and important transition for your child. Learn about the enrollment process, what to expect, and ways to help your child get ready for this big change.
Loving with limits: Effective guidance and discipline strategies for young children
See above link for recording
Do you find yourself dreading mealtimes, bedtime, or morning routines with your young children? Hear tips and strategies that work with children of all ages to set consistent limits, avoid power struggles, and increase compliance.
Navigating sibling rivalry and conflict resolution with kids
See above link for recording
Families must often cope with and mediate conflicts between siblings of all ages. Learn why conflicts occur, when to support children, and how to set siblings up for less conflict.
This series is free and open to all. Registration is not required. Use this link to join a session: https://go.osu.edu/realtalk
Recording still available... See link above.
Tween and Teen Age
Tween and Teen Age
GRANT US HOPE VIRTUAL PARENT EDUCATION SERIES-FREE!
March 8, 2023, 7:00 PM
Featured Presenters:
Dr. Heather Strong (Pediatric Psychologist) & Lisa Bachman (Parent, Author, and Public Speaker)
ADVOCATING FOR YOUR CHILD AND NAVIGATING THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
Supporting your child at school and navigating the healthcare system can be challenging. This
the session covers essential ways to find, access, and use services available to your child and explains
what psychologists, school psychologists, therapists, social workers, and school counselors can offer.
If date has passed, please contact organization for potential recording still available.
Tween and Teen Age
Tween and Teen Age
Webinar:
Creating Healthy Tech and Media Habits
with Your Teen
Families for Depression Awareness is presenting a free webinar:
Creating Healthy Tech and Media Habits with Your Teen
Click where it says "Register" or "Register today" to access recording.
In this webinar, Meredith Gansner, MD, shares:
How technology and media affect teen mental health
Parents and caring adults can support healthy teen use of technology
Media plans guide family technology expectations and practices.
This program is designed for parents, guardians, family members, youth workers, and any caring adults interested in learning about the effect of technology and media on teen mental health and how to support teen wellness. Register to join us for a live webinar discussion or watch on demand after it airs.
After the webinar, complete our online evaluation and you'll be entered for a chance to win a free educational book on the topic of teen depression.
Can't attend the live webinar?
Register today to submit your questions and watch the recorded webinar after it airs.
If you are new to the topic of teen depression or in need of a refresher, please watch our Understanding Teen Depression as a foundation to this upcoming webinar.
If date has passed, please contact organization for potential recording still available.
Tween and Teen Age
Tween and Teen Age
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