Measuring What Matters Learning Series
Explore this nine-module course to learn more about using data to enhance your work with children and families using the Measuring What Matters resources.
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Family & Community
Measuring What Matters: Using Data to Support Family Progress
Programs collect and use a variety of family related data. This set of resources assist programs to gather, analyze, and share data with families that includes their voices and honors their perspectives.
My White Shoes
In this vignette, a Head Start teacher demonstrates how to engage young children when reading them a book.
National Social Work Month
Each March is a renewed opportunity to honor and celebrate the social work profession nationally. These unsung heroes have a profound, positive impact on the lives of millions of people every day.
National Standards Crosswalk Tool
This Office Hour provides a brief demo of the tool and website. Compare a variety of national standards with your state-specific licensing or quality rating and improvement standards (QRIS).
Observe and describe the child's behavior to open communication with the family
Observe and describe the child's behavior to open community with the family
Office of Head Start CAMP: Session 4
The fourth episode in the CAMP series addresses questions and concerns about Subpart E – Family and Community Engagement, 45 CFR §1302.
On-the-Job Roles and Responsibilities
Learn about typical family services roles and responsibilities, depending on program design. Explore strategies to help you understand specific program policies and procedures.
Opportunities to Partner
Explore strategies to support staff in relationship-building with both mothers and fathers.
Orientation Sessions for Partnerships Teams
Explore this series of Office Hours videos and tools to assist you in working with your Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership (EHS-CCP). These presentations were conducted by Office of Head Start (OHS) and the Office of Child Care (OCC) federal staff and national center training and technical assistance (T/TA) providers. They offered T/TA and additional networking opportunities for EHS-CC Partnership teams that attended the 2015 EHS-CCP Orientation sessions.
