online webinars

Online and on your schedule. Camp Fire webinar courses enhance professional growth of early educators. Check back frequently for new titles and courses.

Ethics

The NAEYC Code of Ethics focuses on responsibilities to children, families and colleagues all toward supporting effective, high-quality, and consistent programs. Learn how to reference the Code and use it to help guide the decisions that impact the quality of child care.

Fee: $15
Presenter: Angela Dikes, LMSW
Hours: 1 Clock Hour/CPE Credit
Director and Business Topic

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The Impact of Teacher Turnover

As a director, replacing staff and staff turnover is challenging. Gain insight on the issue of high teacher turnover that plagues the early childhood education field. Discover what you can implement today and diminish turnover in your program.

Fee: $15
Presenter: Sharon Young, Ed.D.
Hours: 1 Clock Hour/CPE Credit
Director and Business Topic

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How Infant Attachment Works

How babies connect to adult primary caregivers lays the foundation for successful relationships later in life. This webinar provides an overview of the four attachment styles and helps identify possible barriers to secure attachments in young children. Also discussed are ways adults can promote child attachment through responsive caregiving.

Fee: $15
Presenter: Pam Rinn, Ph.D., IMH-E® (IV) Mentor
Hours: 1 Clock Hour/CPE Credit
Infant/Toddler Topic

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Once payment is made a confirmation email will come to you that includes the links to the webinar and a test. Once you finish watching the webinar complete the test and submit to us. If you score 80% or higher you will be emailed a certificate. The certificate may take 10-14 business days to process.

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