Pre-K Teach & Play Podcast Archives - Page 3 of 11

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April 7, 2020 by kristie

The Intersect of COVID-19, IDEA, and Pre-K

In this bonus Pre-K Teach & Play podcast episode, I sit down to talk with Pat Radel, a special education lawyer, advocate, and father. We start off by sharing what he knows as of April 7, 2020 about serving students on IEP during the pandemic. … [Read more...]

March 15, 2020 by kristie

Episode 40: How to support children and families when Pre-K programs are closed for an extended time

I've been talking with so many fellow ECE {r}evolutionaries these past few weeks...and I see you and I hear you. In these unprecedented times, having to think about how best to support children on IEPs can feel overwhelming...and maybe even a bit scary. … [Read more...]

February 20, 2020 by kristie

Episode 39: The Power of Showing Up with Dr. Dan Siegel and Autism Expert Barb Avila

Check out my latest Pre-K Teach and Play podcast episode where I chatted with my longtime friend, colleague, and autism expert Barb Avila, and Dr. Dan Siegel, a New York Times bestselling author and clinical professor of psychiatry. … [Read more...]

January 15, 2020 by kristie

Episode 38: The Plan Was To Ignore, So Why Are We Learning To Connect?

One question that comes up all the time when I'm taking about how to teach before the peak and weather the storm is, "What do we do about giving a child our attention when they are demonstrating behaviors that are challenging?". I suspect...what you really want to know is... "What do we do when … [Read more...]

November 12, 2019 by kristie

Episode 37: Wait For Green Before You Go

"I have two different jobs. I'm either in the Green Zone with the child and I'm helping them learn self-regulation skills; or in the moment they move into the red or the blue zones, I'm helping them to process, I'm co-regulating, and I'm offering a lifeline." … [Read more...]