Tym the Trainer

This training explores the impact of excessive screen time on young children’s development and learning. Participants will examine how increased access to televisions, tablets, phones, and other digital devices can affect children’s brain development, social skills, creativity, and emotional well-being. The session also reviews current recommendations regarding screen exposure and discusses how screen overuse can replace important developmental experiences such as hands-on play, social interaction, and sensory learning.
Early educators will learn practical strategies for reducing screen exposure and promoting healthier alternatives that support development, including active play, storytelling, music, and meaningful social interactions. By the end of the training, participants will better understand how to create learning environments that encourage real-world experiences and strengthen children’s cognitive, social, and emotional growth.

Visit our website to complete your online worksheet for 1 hour of training. There is a $6 fee for your certificate of completion:
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TOMORROW! ✨

Screens are everywhere — but what impact are they having on young children? 📱🧠 This training explores how excessive screen time can affect brain development, social skills, emotional well-being, and creativity in early childhood. Join us as we discuss current screen time recommendations and ways to support healthier learning experiences for young children.

• No registration required
• An optional, $6 paid worksheet will be available to
earn one clock hour of Live Instructor Led Training

This training explores practical strategies for understanding and responding to aggression and negativity in early care and education settings. Participants will learn how behavior is influenced by experiences, emotions, and unmet needs, and how educators can use positive attitudes, strong relationships, and empathy to guide children toward healthier responses. Through key principles such as focusing on relationships, empowering victims, and recognizing that aggressive behavior is often a call for help, educators will gain tools to reduce power struggles, support emotional development, and create more positive classroom environments.

TOMORROW! ✨

Understanding behavior starts with understanding the child behind it. This training explores practical strategies for responding to aggression and negativity in early care and education settings with empathy, patience, and connection. Participants will learn how experiences, emotions, and unmet needs influence behavior and how positive relationships and supportive guidance can help children build healthier responses.

• No registration required
• An optional, $6 paid worksheet will be available to earn one clock hour of Live Instructor Led Training