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“Marcy makes me believe that I can be the one in charge of my kids and my class!”
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“Thoughtful! And, a breath of fresh air when I was feeling worn down and exhausted!”
Kimberly

“It has a ton of information presented in concise, entertaining program.”
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“Marcy was an incredibly dynamic speaker with a clear wealth of knowledge & experience to help parents and teachers with their children.”
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Martha
 

SECA Annual Conference
March 27 - 29, 2008
Covington, Kentucky

Effective Evaluations:
Bringing out the best in your teachers
As directors and administrators, evaluations can be the most intimidating and unpleasant task we face with our employees.  This workshop shows you how to turn this into a rich and rewarding exercise that can build stronger relationships and motivate everyone!

Emergent Curriculum: Who’s planning your program?
Many teachers believe that emergent curriculum leaves the topics and ideas for learning up to the children.  This philosophy makes us nervous and wondering who really is in charge!  I will show you key components of  emergent curriculum & how to balance the children’s interests with your quality planning to satisfy everyone!

OAEYC Annual Conference
April 3 - 5, 2008
Columbus, Ohio

The Assessment Pathway: Making it work for you!
Friday 4/4/07 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Assessment is a major focus in early childhood.  Find out how to discover the best types of assessment for your program and how to maintain and perform regular, on-going assessment that does not impact your program negatively.  You will learn tips and strategies to make this cumbersome task practical and fun!

DVAEYC Annual Conference
April 10 - 12, 2008
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Once Upon A Time: Using read-aloud stories to build literacy
Children love to look and listen to read-aloud picture books.  See how to use that love and interest to build literacy skills with your children.  Learn to incorporate skills for oral expression, vocabulary development, phonological awareness, letter knowledge and early word recognition, print and book awareness and even written expression just through reading and talking about books!