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This new presentation is a three-part training module that offers daycare and preschool providers, and primary and secondary educators a general overview of National Guard/Reserve-connected children. Each module is 2 hours. Click course below to learn more about the training.
Understanding National Guard/Reserve-Connected Children: A Presentation for Daycare and Preschool Providers
Brief Description:
This two-hour training module offers daycare and preschool providers a general overview of National Guard/Reserve-connected children. It presents a summary of who these children are and what they and their families go through that distinguishes them from their non-military connected peers. Factors that can promote or impede their well-being and functioning are discussed. The presentation concludes with strategies and resources that daycare and preschool providers can use to support them.
Note: This presentation can be presented face-to-face or as a webinar.
Learning Objectives:
- Consider unique challenges faced by National Guard/Reserve-connected children in daycare and preschool.
- Specific risk and protective factors that affect National Guard/Reserve-connected children
- Develop strategies and resources to support National Guard/Reserve-connected children
Understanding National Guard/Reserve-Connected Children: A Presentation for Primary and Intermediate Educators
Brief Description:
This two-hour training module offers elementary and middle school educators a general overview of National Guard/Reserve-connected children. It presents a summary of who these children are and what they and their families go through that distinguishes them from their non-military connected peers. Factors that can promote or impede their well-being and functioning are discussed. The presentation concludes with strategies and resources that elementary and middle school educators can use to support them in their schools.
Note: This presentation can be presented face-to-face or as a webinar.
Learning Objectives:
- Consider unique challenges faced by National Guard/Reserve-connected students in elementary/middle school
- Specify risk and protective factors that affect National Guard/Reserve-connected students
- Develop strategies and resources to support National Guard/Reserve-connected students
Understanding National Guard/Reserve-Connected Children: A Presentation for Secondary Education Providers
Brief Description:
This two- hour training module offers junior high and high school educators a general overview of National Guard/Reserve-connected students. It presents a summary of who these students are and what they and their families go through that distinguishes them from their non-military connected peers. Factors that can promote or impede their well-being and functioning are discussed. The presentation concludes with strategies and resources that junior high and high school educators can use to support them in their schools.
Note: This presentation can be presented face-to-face or as a webinar.
Learning Objectives:
- Consider unique challenges faced by National Guard/Reserve-connected students in junior high/high school
- Specify risk and protective factors that affect National Guard/Reserve-connected students
- Develop strategies and resources to support National Guard/Reserve-connected students