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Jeff Johnson and Rebecca

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CCBAG_1019 Encouraging Kids To Participate Or Try New Things

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Rachel, Rebecca, and Jeff chat about the ins and outs and does and don’ts of encouraging kids to try new things.

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Child Care Bar And Grill
Child Care Bar And Grill
Explorations Early Learning

A humorous, informative, and slightly irreverent podcast for child care providers and other early learning professionals hosted by Jeff A Johnson, Lisa Murphy, Kristen Peterson, Samantha Balch, and Nicole Halton.

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Jeff Johnson
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Jeff Johnson is an early learning trainer, podcaster, and author who founded Explorations Early Learning, Playvolution HQ, and Play Haven.

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Rebecca
Rebecca
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Rebecca is the founder of Foothills Forest School.  She has been an early childhood educator for the last 11 years. Foothills Forest School is the product of years of passionate planning and dedication to early childhood and nature connection. Since early in her career, it has been a dream to operate a high-quality program. She believes all children should have access to a developmentally appropriate, truly supportive environment as well as the opportunity to develop a relationship with the natural world. In addition to studying Child Development at Los Medanos College and Humboldt State University, Rebecca continued her professional development through in-person trainings, podcasts, in-depth workshops, seminars, and books all while working full-time in preschool and Pre-K classrooms. It was during these years that she witnessed the beauty of play-based, whole‐child learning intertwined with the beauty of experiencing life outdoors.

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