Description: We will explore what it means to be empowered as an Early Childhood Education Leader by examining what leadership style resonates most with your teaching style and how to apply this leadership with other adults you work with. We will spend time reflecting on what our individual core-values are and how the decisions we make often reflect what we feel is more important to us. Lastly, we will dive into how to set safe and healthy boundaries with adults to ensure your needs are being honored. 

Descripción: Exploraremos lo que supone empoderarse como educador de la primera infancia y dueño de un programa, al determinar el estilo de liderazgo que más resuena con usted y cómo aplicar este liderazgo con otros adultos con los que trabaje. Nos dedicaremos a reflexionar sobre nuestros valores individuales y cómo las decisiones que tomamos con frecuencia reflejan lo que sentimos que es más importante para nosotros. Por último, hablaremos de cómo establecer límites seguros y saludables con los adultos para garantizar que se respeten sus necesidades. 

Location: Virtual
Site: https://nwresd-K12-or-us.zoom.us/j/82897808437
Fee: Free
Contact Information: Julia Smith (nwregionalccrr@nwresd.k12.or.us)
PDUs: 3

Note: We will give ORO Credit to professionals who live or work in Clatsop, Columbia or Tillamook counties. We do not give credit for anyone attending from outside our region. We do verify participants address in ORO prior to giving credit.

Register for Empowerment Series Part 1: Leadership Boundaries, and Personal Well-being

Note: The link above will take you to an event platform called PDNetworks. You will need to create an account before you can register.