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Join us for Part 2 of our webinar series - Big feelings, little bodies: Fostering a culture of emotional wellbeing in early learning settings.
This will be a practical and inspiring session, focused on building emotional development, intelligence, and management in young children. If you missed Part 1, don't worry we'll send you the recording once you've registered for Part 2.
In this second session we'll further explore how early learning organizations can build a culture of social-emotional learning (SEL) across their teams, guided by the expertise of Dr. Zachary Stuckelman - Head of Research and Curriculum Development, Tiny Souls Media and Dr. Angela Low - Adjunct Professor, University of British Columbia and Researcher, Simon Fraser University.
They’ll share how leaders can empower educators to nurture children’s wellbeing, and help little ones navigate big feelings which can often be complex to manage.
There will be a focus on adult emotional competence and self-care — exploring how leaders and educators can strengthen their own wellbeing, while also supporting children in theirs.
They’ll share practical ways to build stronger connections between home and a child’s early learning center, so children feel consistently supported across the different places that make up their world.
With time for Q&A, join the conversation as we unpack and understand how to support children’s emotional growth with empathy, consistency, and care.
We’re truly excited for this next session and hope to see you there!
Tuesday, October 28th
3:30pm - 4:30pm Pacific Time/6:30pm - 7:30pm Eastern Time
Certificates of attendance are available to those who attend the full, live webinar.
Can’t make it live? No problem, simply register and we'll send you the recording.
A deeper understanding about how our emotional awareness shapes the learning environments we create for children
Practical steps to weave wellbeing into your everyday leadership
Ways to create consistency and connection between families and your center
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Adjunct Professor, University of British Columbia and Researcher, Simon Fraser University
Dr. Angela Low is an expert in emotional intelligence, with nearly 20 years of experience in helping to foster resilience and social and emotional competence in children and the adults around them. An adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia and researcher at Simon Fraser University, she studies, develops and helps implement mental health promotion programs for children and families across BC school communities. Her approach is grounded in both research and the real-world experience of raising two children. As a parent and an educator, Angela is passionate about helping transform education, healthcare and community practices to better support educators and parents in the hard work of raising resilient kids in this rapidly changing world.
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Head of Research and Curriculum Development, Tiny Souls Media
Dr. Zachary Stuckelman is a child development expert and researcher specializing in digital media and technology, and how these tools influence the lives of children and families. He earned his Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from Vanderbilt University and is driven by a deep commitment to science-based, data-informed learning. Zachary focuses on creating thoughtful, research-backed experiences that support growth, learning, and well-being for children. He currently serves as Head of Research and Curriculum Development at Tiny Souls Media, where he has played a central role in designing content and resources focused on social-emotional learning.
Adjunct Professor, University of British Columbia and Researcher, Simon Fraser University
Dr. Angela Low is an expert in emotional intelligence, with nearly 20 years of experience in helping to foster resilience and social and emotional competence in children and the adults around them. An adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia and researcher at Simon Fraser University, she studies, develops and helps implement mental health promotion programs for children and families across BC school communities. Her approach is grounded in both research and the real-world experience of raising two children. As a parent and an educator, Angela is passionate about helping transform education, healthcare and community practices to better support educators and parents in the hard work of raising resilient kids in this rapidly changing world.
Head of Research and Curriculum Development, Tiny Souls Media
Dr. Zachary Stuckelman is a child development expert and researcher specializing in digital media and technology, and how these tools influence the lives of children and families. He earned his Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from Vanderbilt University and is driven by a deep commitment to science-based, data-informed learning. Zachary focuses on creating thoughtful, research-backed experiences that support growth, learning, and well-being for children. He currently serves as Head of Research and Curriculum Development at Tiny Souls Media, where he has played a central role in designing content and resources focused on social-emotional learning.
