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Early Childhood Accreditation Project

Validator Training Institute Day 2 April 2010. Early Childhood Accreditation Project. Language and Common Terms. Common Terms Clarification On note cards, w rite terms or wording that you need clarification on. Hold the note cards for the whole group discussion. Overview.

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Early Childhood Accreditation Project

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  1. Validator Training Institute Day 2 April 2010 Early Childhood Accreditation Project

  2. Language and Common Terms Common Terms Clarification • On note cards, write terms or wording that you need clarification on. • Hold the note cards for the whole group discussion.

  3. Overview

  4. Clarification/Review • Process Related Questions from Day 1

  5. Computer Lab

  6. Electronic Learning Community Top 5 ELC Things to Know • Create your Login and Password • Select the Validator Training Theme from the Theme Chooser • Locate the Coursebook tab • Read announcements in News section • Engage in a Discussion

  7. Early Learning Compass • Electronic Tool: Why?

  8. Early Learning Compass How? • Hands-on Training

  9. Validation Check-Up • Hone your Validator skills • Review and Validate based on the Self-Study

  10. Validation Check-Up Individual Activity • Login to the Early Learning Compass • Examine images and rate in the Early Learning Compass

  11. Wrap Up & Questions

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