Training Modules
Academics
Health and Safety
Physical Activity
Nutrition
Academics
English Learning in Action: IntroductionLearn about how English learners are identified in California public schools and recognize the second language acquistion levels. Participants obtain strategies for providing social and academic support to newcomers, including tips for facilitating discussion and maximizing peer support in after school programs. This training is the first part of the
English Learning in Action Series.
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English Learning in Action: Beyond the BasicsLearn about how English learners benefit from participating in after school programs. Participants make the most of visual aids and practice the Total Physical Response (TPR) method to help students in developing academic vocabulary in after school programs. This training is the second part of the
English Learning in Action Series.
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Health and Safety
See, Think, and Act! Anaphylaxis (Severe Allergies)Learn to recognize and respond to anaphylaxis, a severe life-threatening allergic response. Use case studies to learn and reinforce appropriate steps to deal with sudden episodes of anaphylaxis. Tips for using the Anaphylaxis Health Care Plan are highlighted.
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See, Think, and Act! DiabetesLearn to recognize and respond to diabetes. Use case studies to learn and reinforce appropriate steps for diabetes management. Tips for using the Diabetes Health Care Plan are highlighted.
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See, Think, and Act! Handwashing and First AidLearn about the importance of handwashing in preventing the spread of infections and the appropriate steps for dealing with injuries in a program setting. A model for first aid provision is presented along with tips for follow-up after a serious injury occurs.
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See, Think, and Act! SeizuresLearn about the different kinds of seizures that students may experience. Learn to recognize the symptoms and potential causes of seizures, as well as how to respond appropriately when a child is experiencing a seizure. Tips for using the Seizure Health Care Plan to provide the most student-centered care are highlighted.
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Physical Activity
Physical Activity: Ability AwarenessLearn how to create a physical activity environment that is engaging and fun for everyone. Learn how to adapt and modify physical activity for students with disabilities. This training provides resources, strategies, and tools to ensure that every student can be active.
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Physical Activity 1: Up and RunningLearn strategies for starting a high-quality physical activity program. These strategies include promoting emotional and physical safety, boosting staff confidence and involvement, and using physical activity to foster youth development.
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Physical Activity 2: Maximize PotentialLearn how to maximize an existing physical activity program by setting meaningful, achievable goals. Learn to set goals to provide students with 30 to 60 minutes of daily physical activity and a variety of activity options.
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Physical Activity 3: Going the DistanceLearn how to help all students develop essential physical activity skills. Learn to implement locomotor, manipulative, and non-manipulative skills through simple, effective methods. Learn how to get the community and families involved in physical activity.
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Nutrition
Foundations of Nutrition: MyPyramidLearn about the six recommendations for a healthier lifestyle and how to apply them to everyday choices. Assess your habits and set goals to improve your activity and eating patterns. Become a better role model for students. This training also includes ideas for classroom events and activities. This module is
Network for a Healthy California allowable.
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Snack Time: Providing Healthy Snacks in Your After School ProgramLearn why healthy snacks are important and how to create healthy snacks, including the best time to serve snacks, the components of healthy snacks, and how to create a week-long menu of healthy snacks.
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Action 4 Nutrition: Assessing Your Snack ProgramLearn how to assess your snack program and prepare for Categorical Program Monitoring (CPM). Learn the legal requirements for healthy snacks, how to analyze a nutrition label, how to pay for snacks through government reimbursement and partnerships, and simple steps to prepare for CPM.
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Engage Youths to Live Healthy Lives and Build Healthy CommunitiesLearn how to help youths make healthy individual choices and become advocates for health in their schools, after school programs, and communities. Learn successful advocacy strategies and how to help students identify and overcome challenges.
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Cook with Kids!Learn how cooking with children benefits their health and school performance. Follow four simple steps to plan, prepare, and present a successful cooking activity for your classroom or after school program. Access the cooking event planner, key tips, and resources to keep students safe while cooking. This module is
Network for a Healthy California allowable.
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