Children's Resilience and the Importance of Everyday Interactions with Li & Winters 3-1-22 скачать в хорошем качестве

Children's Resilience and the Importance of Everyday Interactions with Li & Winters 3-1-22

Representatives from the Fred Rogers Center (Mr. Roger's Neighborhood) join GPS to educate parents of children young and old on keeping everyday interactions at the heart of our relationships with our youth. Small moments make a BIG difference! In this interactive presentation with Dr. Junlei Li and Dr. Dana Winters, participants will explore what’s rich and powerful about even the briefest moments of human interactions. The power of human relationships – between parents and children, teachers, and students – comes from simple, ordinary moments of interactions. However, it is by no means “simplistic.” When we recognize what a human interaction can be and can do, we can understand how each of us have opportunities to connect, reciprocate, include, and support other human beings – whether we are caregivers supporting our children, or peers interacting with other grown-ups. Junlei Li is the Saul Zaentz senior lecturer in early childhood education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Dana Winters is the Executive Director of the Fred Rogers Center for Early Learning and Children’s Media. Visit the Glenbard Parent Series YouTube channel to view video clips from esteemed authors and speakers or watch full presentations of many of our events:    / @gpsparentseries   *ALL ARE WELCOME TO OUR MANY VIRTUAL EVENTS.* Visit our webpage to see upcoming speakers or view the brochure for the current school year: https://www.glenbardgps.org. The Glenbard Parent Series (GPS): Navigating Healthy Families is an educational consortium dedicated to presenting distinguished, relevant, high-profile authors, clinicians and educators who share their research-based knowledge and practical wisdom. Our mission is to enhance the positive development, resilience and wellbeing of all students and families by building relationships, coping strategies, healthy habits and responsible decision-making skills. All caregivers and students are welcome to these free, now virtual, conversations as we engage with experts about opportunities and issues all families face.