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ONEs, TWOs & THREEs:
Teaching Empathy to Infants and Toddlers
Jackie Silberg with Christine Nelson
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Developing empathy and sympathy is an essential social skill for infants and toddlers. In this segment you'll learn why children who learn empathy and sympathy at an early age become faster, better, life-time learners. Our guest shares specific tips for parents and caregivers.
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ONEs, TWOs & THREEs:
How Singing Songs with Infants and Toddlers Helps Brain Development
Jackie Silberg with Carla Hannaford
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Music can play a major role in the early development of very young children. Tune in and discover the science behind how singing to your infants and using music in the classroom can put children on the right track for learning.
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ONEs, TWOs & THREEs:
Challenging Behavior May Signal Extraordinary Talent in Young Children
Jackie Silberg with Howard Glasser
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What many teachers and parents routinely label as bad or troublesome behavior in infants and toddlers are often the seeds of remarkable talent. This segment discusses how to recognized and cultivate the early markers of talent and
more importantly, how to avoid mislabeling or squelching young talent before it blossoms. |
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ONEs, TWOs & THREEs:
Reading and Responding to The Emotions of Infants and Toddlers
Jackie Silberg with J. Ronald Lally
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Recent insights gleaned from neuroscience is shedding new light on the emotions of infants and toddlers. The research supports some of the traditional notions while turning other bits of conventional wisdom upside down. This segment introduces teachers and parents to the evolved best practices for reading and responding to the emotions of very young children. |
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ONEs, TWOs & THREEs:
Power Struggles: When Young Children Become Defiant
Jackie Silberg with Mary Sheedy Kurcinka
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It can be a teacher's or parent's worse nightmare. When a child becomes defiant almost any untrained care giver can find themselves locked in a power struggle with a recalcitrant toddler. Our guest shares strategies and insights to avoid the often fruitless battles. |
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"This is such an intriguing question... It's not something I've written about. but I've known a lot of gay and lesbian teachers, and you forced me to think through the issues. I think we're talking about two worlds. Inside the school, I think gay, lesbian and trans-gender teachers are quite comfortable… The comfort level that teachers have with parents outside the school is a different matter all together.... It was a VERY original topic, first time I have seen it discussed anywhere on the airwaves."
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