Four Ways to be a Better BOSS at Organization
Being an educator nowadays has led to more stress and burnout than we usually experience. While you're busy supporting everyone else, your work is piling up and you can't distinguish your left from your right. Everything is all over the place, and quite frankly- a mess!
I know, I know...getting organized takes time and you don't have much of it, but that's the exact reason you need to pause and get some structure and order to your work.
In this training, I will use my B.O.S.S. framework to teach you Four Ways to be a Better B.O.S.S. at Organization.
In this training, you will learn how to put practices in place that allow you to:
Become aware of your roadblocks and pitfalls!
Develop an optimistic attitude toward your ability to create and implement good systems;
Identify the supports you need; and
Develop a strategy for getting and staying organized.
This training is for early childhood teachers and leaders who want to reduce stress, eliminate overwhelm, and identify resources that will help them get organized to increase their productivity.
This training is not for early childhood teachers or leaders who recognize their stress but aren't willing to do anything about it. In other words, if you have a problem for every solution, this may not be a good fit for you.
When you check out, you will be redirected to view the training.
THERE ARE NO REFUNDS ON DIGITAL PRODUCTS
THERE ARE NO REFUNDS ON DIGITAL PRODUCTS
THERE ARE NO REFUNDS ON DIGITAL PRODUCTS
Meet the facilitator
In case we haven't formally met, I'm Flora Q. Gomez and I'm an early childhood professional development strategist. I help early childhood educators uncover the roadblocks that keep their programs from being in compliance and implementing higher levels of quality care and education. I zone in on classroom learning environments, staff-child interactions, and business practices so that you can fix and avoid common violations and work toward achieving higher quality recognition.
I am reliable and certified in multiple early learning assessment tools: Environment Rating Scales (ERS); Infant, Toddler, and Preschool CLASS; The Program Administration Scale (PAS), and the Business Administration Scale for Family Childcare Providers (BAS). I'm using my knowledge and experience as a state quality assessor to help you overcome and avoid many of the common mistakes I've seen in over 500 programs so that you can be in compliance and position yourself to be highly recognized as a quality child care provider.