Training Event Details
Santa Barbara County Education Office (SBCEO)
Anti-Biased Training - A World of Difference
Inital Date/Time:
10/07/2021 / 06:00 PM -
10/07/2021 / 08:00 PM,
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83443391403?pwd=V1F4VlJ3QitRell1bGJGWm5PWDdiZz09
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Number of sessions:
1
Total Hours:
2.00 Clock Hours
Price:
$0.00
Event Type:
Web-based Time Specific
Language of Instruction:
English
Interpreter Language(s):
Instructor: Anti-Defamation League
ADL workshops provide a foundation for exploring bias and its impact on individuals and society. Participants acquire effective strategies to confront prejudice and discrimination while simultaneously developing tools to recognize and respect diversity. Programs help develop intergroup communication skills, model effective anti-bias methods and increase the overall cultural competency of adults and students.
When working with children and families of different races, religions, abilities, sexual orientations, family structures, etc., personal biases may come up. This can affect school climate and communication. Understanding and recognizing bias is the first step in creating an equitable environment for children and their families. ADL’s anti-bias training with an emphasis on the importance of language can help educators examine how personal identity and cultural awareness influence a person’s perspectives and interactions and offers strategies for challenging bias and championing change.
ADL workshops provide a foundation for exploring bias and its impact on individuals and society. Participants acquire effective strategies to confront prejudice and discrimination while simultaneously developing tools to recognize and respect diversity. Programs help develop intergroup communication skills, model effective anti-bias methods and increase the overall cultural competency of adults and students.
When working with children and families of different races, religions, abilities, sexual orientations, family structures, etc., personal biases may come up. This can affect school climate and communication. Understanding and recognizing bias is the first step in creating an equitable environment for children and their families. ADL’s anti-bias training with an emphasis on the importance of language can help educators examine how personal identity and cultural awareness influence a person’s perspectives and interactions and offers strategies for challenging bias and championing change.
Web-based Time Specific 10/07/2021 / 06:00 PM -
10/07/2021 / 08:00 PM,
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83443391403?pwd=V1F4VlJ3QitRell1bGJGWm5PWDdiZz09
This is an training for .
Prior knowledge or experience needed:
This training will cover:
- Child Development and Learning
Early learning standards/foundations:
- Infant Care (Birth - 18 Months)
- Toddler Care (19 - 36 Months)
- Preschool (3 - 5 Years)
- Transitional Kindergarten (4 - 5 Years)
Is this a Gateways training? No
Instructor: Anti-Defamation League
ADL workshops provide a foundation for exploring bias and its impact on individuals and society. Participants acquire effective strategies to confront prejudice and discrimination while simultaneously developing tools to recognize and respect diversity. Programs help develop intergroup communication skills, model effective anti-bias methods and increase the overall cultural competency of adults and students. When working with children and families of different races, religions, abilities, sexual orientations, family structures, etc., personal biases may come up. This can affect school climate and communication. Understanding and recognizing bias is the first step in creating an equitable environment for children and their families. ADL’s anti-bias training with an emphasis on the importance of language can help educators examine how personal identity and cultural awareness influence a person’s perspectives and interactions and offers strategies for challenging bias and championing change.
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Meeting ID: 834 4339 1403
Passcode: 423636
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Meeting ID: 834 4339 1403
Passcode: 423636
ADL workshops provide a foundation for exploring bias and its impact on individuals and society. Participants acquire effective strategies to confront prejudice and discrimination while simultaneously developing tools to recognize and respect diversity. Programs help develop intergroup communication skills, model effective anti-bias methods and increase the overall cultural competency of adults and students. When working with children and families of different races, religions, abilities, sexual orientations, family structures, etc., personal biases may come up. This can affect school climate and communication. Understanding and recognizing bias is the first step in creating an equitable environment for children and their families. ADL’s anti-bias training with an emphasis on the importance of language can help educators examine how personal identity and cultural awareness influence a person’s perspectives and interactions and offers strategies for challenging bias and championing change.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83443391403?pwd=V1F4VlJ3QitRell1bGJGWm5PWDdiZz09
Meeting ID: 834 4339 1403
Passcode: 423636
OR
Dial by your location
+1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)
Meeting ID: 834 4339 1403
Passcode: 423636
Instructor:
Taundra Pitchford
Training Contact:
Taundra Pitchford , taundra@cathedraloakscc.com , (805) 967-8013
Training Organization Contact: Monica Thorpe And Christian Patterson , sbcccpc@sbceo.org
Capacity:
50
Enrolled:
0
Waitlist:
0
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