University of Wisconsin–Madison
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ECHO Early Childhood Education (ECE)

The ECHO Early Childhood Education (ECE) series is for early childhood professionals working with children with a range of abilities.

The Waisman Center is partnering with the City of Madison to offer ECHO ECE Inclusion to centers currently implementing the Pyramid Model.

Wisconsin Pyramid Model is a framework that promotes social and emotional development of toddlers and young children and their families.

Continuing Education Credit will be provided through the Wisconsin Registry.

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Schedule – Wednesdays 5:30pm-6:30pm

  • Teaching Behavioral Expectations – September 9
  • Positive Descriptive Feedback – September 23
  • Teaching Social Skills & Emotional Competency – October 7
  • Supporting Families’ Use of Pyramid Model – October 21
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Registration

Participants register by the round and commit to attending each session in the round. Registration will open soon. Join the mailing list to be notified of future offerings.

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Past Session Topics

Fostering development of daily living skills
(WMELS Domain I – Health & Physical Development)

Promoting successful transitions between activities

Supporting a range of communication abilities

Identifying and supporting behaviors of concern in the classroom

Using behavior support plans

Partnering with families of children with disabilities

Transitioning children between programs

Accessing resources for implementing best practices

Expert Team

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