202 Summer Conference
One Goal: Building The Future Together“Putting Families And Children First”

Hilton Tampa Downtown • Tampa, Florida
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July 17, 18,CONFERENCE
19, 2019
202 SUMMER
Wednesday, July 1, 202

9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS & SERVICES EXHIBITS

12:00 NOON-12:45 P.M.

FIRST TIMERS’ ORIENTATION SESSION

1:00 P.M.-3:00 P.M.

OPENING GENERAL SESSION
Keynote Speaker: LaVonna Roth

3:15 P.M.-4:45 P.M.

CONCURRENT PRESENTATIONSBayshore I

Palma Ceia II

1. Maximizing Executive Presence To LeadManagement & Leadership
2. Experiencing Nature: Making True Connections For Young Children
Mental Health/Behaviors
3. STEAM: How To Tie It In To What You Are Already Doing
Dev Appropriate Curriculum
4. The Federal Landscape: Assessing The Opportunities For Early Care & Education
Public Policy and Advocacy
5. Florida's Early Steps Prog: Strengthening Collaboration To Support Children/Families Special Needs & Inclusion
6. The Language Of CLASS®
Screenings/Assessments/Eval
7. Teacher, Teacher, What Do I See? Help Infants & Toddlers Use Cues And Visuals
Child Growth/Infant & Toddler
8. Blooming Empathetic Leadership In Early Childhood
Management & Leadership
9. What's Your Learning Style? Multisensory Literacy Activities For Emergent Readers Dev Appropriate Curriculum
10. It's Okay To Feel That Way: Supporting Children's Social Emotional Development
Child Growth & Development

5:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M.

“REDISCOVERING YOUR CHILD”

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Bayshore V
Bayshore VI
Bayshore VII
Palma Ceia II
Palma Ceia III
Palma Ceia IV
Esplanade I
Esplanade II
Esplanade III
GarrisonBayshore II

July 17, 18,CONFERENCE
19, 2019
202 SUMMER
Thursday, July , 202

8:00 A.M.-10:15 A.M.

COFFEE BREAK

Bayshore I

8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.

COMMERCIAL EXHIBITSBayshore I

8:30 A.M.-10:00 A.M.

CONCURRENT PRESENTATIONS

11. Don't Ask A Fish To Climb A Tree: Ask Instead: How Can We Define Genius
Child Growth & Development
Bayshore V
12. Advancing Early Childhood Advocacy At The State Level
Public Policy & Advocacy
Bayshore VI
13. Squishing And Splashing: Sensory Experiences And Fluid PlayChild Growth & Development
Bayshore VII
14. Teaching Children "Third Party Entry" - The Key To Positive Social Interactions
Mental Health/Behaviors
Palma Ceia II
15. Mindfully PlanningChild Growth/Special Needs
Palma Ceia III
16. Maestro, ¿qué veo alli? Ayude a los bebés y niños pequeños a usar señales visual Child Growth/Infant & Toddler Palma
Ceia IV
17. The Process Is EVERYTHING!
Dev Appropriate Curriculum
Esplanade I
18. Let's Have A Little CLASS®
Screenings/Infant & Toddler
Esplanade II
19. How To Elevate Your Digital Footprint For Early Childcare Providers
Family Engagement
Esplanade III
20. Multisensory Strategies For Building Language And Literacy In Infants &Toddlers
Dev Appropriate/Infant & Toddler
Garrison

10:15 A.M.-11:45 A.M.

CONCURRENT PRESENTATIONS

21. Stop In The Name Of Love: Kick Negativity, Gossip & Whining To The Curb
Management & Leadership
22. Sensory Processing: How It All Works!
Child Growth/Special Needs
23. Shifting Gears To Establish A Positive Work Culture
Management & Leadership
24. 2024 State And Federal Legislative Review
Public Policy & Advocacy
25. A CLASS® Act: Maximizing CLASS® Success Through Whole Group Experiences Dev Appropriate Curriculum
26. Opening The Pathway To Professional Development/Higher Compensation
Collaboration
27. Leveraging Local Context: Innovative Equity-Based Approach Teacher Prof Learning Dev Appropriate Curriculum
28. Ages And Stages Best Practices
Screenings/Assessments/Eval
29. PBS Comes Alive: Real Teachers, Real Classroom Experiences
Mental Health/Behaviors
30. Intentional Interactions: Intentionally Planning Take Advantage Teachable Moments Child Growth & Development

12:00 NOON-1:15 P.M.

RESEARCH PRESENTATION
Keynote Speakers: Dr. Michelle Schladant &Dr. Austin Garilli

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Bayshore VI
Bayshore VII
Palma Ceia II
Palma Ceia III
Palma Ceia IV
Esplanade I
Esplanade II
Esplanade III
GarrisonBayshore II

July 17, 18,CONFERENCE
19, 2019
202 SUMMER
Thursday, July , 202

1:30 P.M.-2:30 P.M.

CONCURRENT PRESENTATIONS

31. Making Math Fun!
Dev Appropriate Curriculum
Bayshore V
32. Creating A Conducive Learning Environment: The Power Of Purposeful ColorChild Growth & Development
Bayshore VI
33. So You Think You Know Emergent Literacy? Taking Your Practice To Next Level
Dev Appropriate Curriculum
Bayshore VII
34. How Does This Work? Early Childhood Governance Federal To The State Level
Public Policy & Advocacy
Palma Ceia I
35. 7 Strategies To Combat The Hiring Crisis
Management & Leadership
Palma Ceia II
36. Supporting Communication And Language Development In Early Childhood
Special Needs & InclusionPalma Ceia III
37. Supporting Family Engagement With Early Literacy Resources And Training
Family Engagement
Palma Ceia IV
38. Learning Not Linear: Using Adaptive Learning Technology To Increase Math/Literacy Child Growth & Development
Esplanade I
39. Toddlers And Autism: The Importance Of Early Social Communication
Child Growth/Special Needs/Infant Esplanade II
40. All Together Me
Mental Health/Behaviors
Esplanade III
41. Books And Music: A Perfect Harmony For Learning
Dev Appropriate Curriculum
Garrison

2:45 P.M.-3:45 P.M.

CONCURRENT PRESENTATIONS

42. Laughing Matters: Harnessing The Power Of Laughter Yoga
43. Fostering The Love Of Literacy: Exploring The Magic Of Reading Aloud To Children
44. VPK Accountability: What's New And What's Next?
45. Concept Development In Early Childhood
46. Maximizing Professional Development For ECE With Micro-Credentials
47. Learning To Read Starts At Birth
48. Engagement And Responsiveness49. FCCH And PBS: A Recipe For Behavior Success!
50. Director Toolkit-Supporting Executive Functioning Skills/Intentional Use Technology
51. NDBIs And Autism: Empowering Parents, Impacting Families
52. Medical Foster Care: Be A Hero! Come Create A Better Future For Foster Children
53. Child Care And Development Fund Plan Overview

4:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M.

Mental Health/Behaviors
Bayshore II
Cultural Diversity/Multicultural Ed Bayshore V
Public Policy & Advocacy
Bayshore VI
Dev Appropriate Curriculum
Bayshore VII
Dev Appropriate Curriculum
Palma Ceia I
Child Growth/Infant & Toddler
Palma Ceia II
Special Needs & Inclusion
Palma Ceia III
Mental Health/Behaviors
Palma Ceia IV
Dev Appropriate Curriculum
Esplanade I
Child Growth/Special Needs/Infant Esplanade II
Special Needs & Inclusion
Esplanade III
Collaboration
Garrison

CONCURRENT PRESENTATIONS

54. Communication That Shows Mutual Respect
Management & Leadership
55. What's New In School Readiness Health And Safety
Health, Safety & Nutrition
56. Trauma-Informed Care Practices In Childcare
Mental Health/Behaviors
57. Growing Florida Strong:Addressing Florida Early Learning/Developmental Standards Dev Appropriate Curriculum
58. Reframing Educator Support Through Life Skills Coaching
Mental Health/Behaviors
59. Back To The Basics: Engaging Math Activities For Children
Dev Appropriate Curriculum
60. Planning Supports For Each And Every ChildSpecial Needs & Inclusion
61. We Are Family: Supporting Early Literacy At HomeFamily Engagement
62. Unlocking Children’s Potential In VPK: Improving Instructional Practice/Readiness Child Growth & Development
63. What's In It For Me? Building On Your Strengths
Dev Appropriate Curriculum
64. Babies' Brains Love Music
Child Growth/Infant & Toddler

Bayshore II
Bayshore V
Bayshore VI
Bayshore VII
Palma Ceia I
Palma Ceia II
Palma Ceia III
Palma Ceia IV
Esplanade I
Esplanade II
Garrison

7:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M.

Bayshore II“COME ALIVE WITH MUSIC ANDKARAOKE/LIP SYNC PARTY”

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July 17, 18,CONFERENCE
19, 2019
202 SUMMER)ULday, July , 202

8:00 A.M.-10:15 A.M.

COFFEE BREAK

Bayshore I

8:00 A.M.-11:45 A.M.

COMMERCIAL EXHIBITSBayshore I

8:30 A.M.-10:00 A.M.

CONCURRENT PRESENTATIONS

65. Music Soothes The Soul And Helps Heal Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)
66. Sharing Science Magic With Young Children
67. Top 10 Violations
68. Transforming Challenging Behaviors Into Mindful Opportunities
69. Liderazgo Empático Floreciente en la Primera Infancia
70. Building Future Leaders
71. Person Centered Planning
72. Building Connections, Building Brains
73. VPK Program Updates
74. How To G.R.O.W. Successful Learners
75. Character Development Begins In Infants And Toddlers

10:15 A.M.-11:45 A.M.

Mental Health/Behaviors
Bayshore II
Dev Appropriate/Special Needs
Bayshore V
Health, Safety & Nutrition
Bayshore VI
Mental Health/Behaviors
Bayshore VII
Management & Leadership
Palma Ceia I
Management & Leadership
Palma Ceia II
Special Needs & Inclusion
Palma Ceia III
Child Growth & Development
Esplanade I
Public Policy and Advocacy
Esplanade II
Child Growth & Development
Esplanade III
Dev Appropriate/Infant & Toddler
Garrison

CONCURRENT PRESENTATIONS

76. Playful Pathways To Early STEM Success: Ramping Up Learning Materials/Ramps Dev Appropriate Curriculum
77. The Importance Of Sensory Play And YOU!
Child Growth/Special Needs
78. Anxiety, Stress, And Emotional Dysregulation: How Do We Support Our Children? Mental Health/Behaviors
79. Abriendo Camino al Desarrollo Profesional y Mejor Compensación
Collaboration
80. Goal Setting: Essential When Envisioning Future StepsManagement & Leadership
81. Multifaceted Approach To Professional Learning In The School Readiness Program Child Growth & Development
82. Early Learning Advocacy Best Practices
Public Policy & Advocacy
83. VPK FAST- Data Driven Decision Making Using Star Early Literacy
Screenings/Assessments/Eval
84. Positive Behavior Intervention In The Classroom
Mental Health/Behaviors
85. CLASSy Storytime With Infants And Toddlers
Child Growth/Infant & Toddler

12:00 NOON-1:30 P.M.

CLOSING GENERAL SESSION
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Pamela Phelps

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Bayshore VI
Bayshore VII
Palma Ceia I
Palma Ceia II
Palma Ceia IV
Esplanade I
Esplanade II
Esplanade III
GarrisonBayshore II

WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 2024
1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.

OPENING GENERAL SESSION

Presiding:

Phyllis Kalifeh, Ed.D.
One Goal Summer Conference
Tallahassee, Florida

Keynote Speaker:

LaVonna RothCreator and Founder
Ignite Your S.H.I.N.E.
St. Peterburg, FL

Bayshore II

Thousands of educators are exiting the field of education every
year, exhausted and burnt out. Frustrated by this crisis thathurts our children, LaVonna Roth's life passion is to empower
educators like YOU to find the greatness within your children andthe greatness within yourself so we can radically change thetraditional approach to how to educate to best serve our children.
Roth has three degrees, is the author of eight books, and has
worked with organizations in the U.S., Canada, Europe, SouthAmerica, and the Middle East. She is the creator and founder ofthe Ignite Your S.H.I.N.E. Framework and Prime to S.H.I.N.E.
As an elementary and secondary educator, keynote speaker,author, consultant, and mom, she is here to serve you so you caneffectively serve your children through the lens of brain research, social-emotional needs, and thewhole child!

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THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2024
12:00 NOON – 1:30 P.M.

RESEARCH PRESENTATION

Bayshore II

Presiding:

Pam Phelps, Ph.D.
Chair, One Goal Summer Conference
Tallahassee, Florida

Research:

How assistive technology can be a benefit to all children with andwithout disabilities, characteristics of a classroom that benefit all
children, and best practices.

Keynote Speakers:

Michelle Schladant, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics
University of Miami Mailman Center
Miami, FLAustin Garilli, Ph.D.
Program Manager
University of Miami Mailman Center’s Step Up AT
Miami, FL

The Principal Investigator, Michelle Schladant, Ph.D., is an AssistantProfessor of Pediatrics at the University of Miami’s Mailman Center for Child
Development and the Project Director for the South Florida Regional
Demonstration Center for the Florida Alliance for Assistive Services andTechnology. Dr. Schladant has more than 25 years of experience in special
education and is a certified Assistive Technology Professional with specifictraining and expertise in AT service delivery. She has in-depth knowledge andexpertise in the philosophy, methods, and implementation of AT supports for communication andlearning. In addition to directing the project, Dr. Schladant spearheads the Step Up AT curriculumdevelopment.

Austin Garilli, Ph.D., program manager for curriculum and training, is a statecertified teacher of the gifted with credentials for school administration. She
has almost 20 years of experience in the classroom working with giftedstudents, some of whom also had special needs. Additionally, Dr. Garilli served
as her school site’s professional development liaison with the district for 10years, streamlining the delivery of continuing education for her faculty. At theUniversity of Miami, she helped lead a program evaluation team in the Schoolof Education and Human Development specializing in school-based educational initiatives. Dr.
Garilli received her Ph.D. in educational leadership.

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FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2024
12:00 NOON – 1:30 P.M.

CLOSING GENERAL SESSION

Presiding:Ted Granger
One Goal Summer ConferenceTallahassee, Florida

Topic:You Are Essential

Bayshore II

Those of us who have worked with children and their families foryears have always known deep down that while, our work is often
hard and unrecognized by others, it is important. I hope that I willkindle a new awareness of your strength and value to society andall whose lives you touch. I hope to leave you with a renewed senseof self-worth.

Keynote Speaker:

Pamela C. Phelps, Ph.D.
Owner/Director of The Creative Pre-School
Vice Chair, The Creative Center for Childhood Research &Training, Inc.
Tallahassee, Florida

Pamela C. Phelps, Ph.D., has over 50 years’ experience working
with young children and their families. For nine years shetaught kindergarten and first grade in the public schools ofWakulla and Leon Counties in the state of Florida. For the past
forty-nine years, she has been the Owner/Director of theCreative Pre-School, providing care for children, ages two months
through Kindergarten. Creative has been chosen as a nationaland state model for the inclusion of young children withdisabilities; continuously nationally accredited since 1989; and “AGold Seal” program in the state of Florida. It is also the homeof The Creative Pre-School Model Program Curriculum: Beyond
Centers and Circle Time©. Dr. Phelps is the Vice-President of The
Creative Center for Childhood Research and Training, a non-profit corporation, providing
training and program consultation for adults working with young children. CCCRT conducts
and supports research, makes presentations to professional and non-professional groups
on a variety of subjects concerning young children and their families, and is a major sponsor of
the One Goal: Building The Future Together “Putting Families and Children First” Conference.
She is an international consultant on early childhood education to the Republic of Indonesia andhas conducted multiple national symposiums and workshops in that country and the Caribbean.
Dr. Phelps is active in local, state, and national professional organizations. She works as anadvocate for young children and their families on both the state and national levels. Dr. Phelps
is a past chair of the State of Florida’s Coordinating Council for Early Childhood Services
appointed by the Commissioner of Education for the State of Florida and a past member of The
Florida Interagency Council for Infants and Toddlers. She has published articles in
professional early childhood and special education journals; directed research in early childhood
settings; and regularly conducts workshops for educators and parents on play and playenvironments, behavior management, and numerous other topics related to young children. Dr.
Phelps has received numerous awards and recognitions.

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