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Rough n Tumble Play
Hilltop Children's Center
Seattle, WA
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Saturday Seminars: Stories of Children's Learning
"Rough n Tumble Play"

Sat, Nov 7th, 2020

10:30am - 11:45pm Pacific Standard Time
1:30pm - 2:45pm Eastern Standard Time

Facilitated by Nick Terrones (he/him)



What Are Saturday Seminars?
"Saturday Seminars" are monthly 75-90 minute online workshops that spotlight the impact of sharing children's learning, offered by storytellers from different communities. Designed as lead-up to the Learning Stories Conference https://hilltopcc.com/institute/lsc21/, these monthly workshops from September 2020 and May 2021 are designed to remind us to pay attention to and reflect on the voices of children. These seminars will feature voices, stories, and the lived experiences from educators around the country.

For the entire lineup please visit https://hilltopcc.com/institute/seminars/

Proceeds from this series goes towards the scholarship fund for the 3rd Annual Learning Stories Conference.

Location: Online! You'll receive a registration link the 48 hours before the workshop.

Target Audience:
Education professionals (admin, educators, coaches etc.) working with children ages 2-11
Social workers
Professional mentors
Psychologists
Community Based Organizations
Headstart / ECEAP
Parents and Caregivers
Researchers interested in this topic

Overview:

Rough-and-tumble play. Is it violence? Is it non verbal communication? Is it part of child development? In my culture, its a way to tackle (no pun intended) socially constructed norms.

In this 75 minute workshop, we argue for why this play iss beneficial to children from a perception of gender norms. We'll discuss how equity and equality shape our perspective and approach to the children and adults involved. Using a story as our basis, we'll dialogue about how rough-and-tumble play is multifaceted and infused with social norms, and invisible layers that need peeling back to reveal their value and place at our schools and in childrens lives.

Why I Should Attend:

It is well documented that in the binary construction of gender, boys tend to engage in rough and tumble play more than girls. Surely, there is mixed gender rough-and-tumble play, but it can often lead to an all boys activity, and it is usually initiated by them while young girls draw away from it.

This is where risk as an educator comes into play: How many layers are we willing to pull back for girls to feel empowered to rough and tumble, and for boys to be encouraged to see their opposite gender counterparts as equally resilient and powerful as them?

Join us for a story designed to help us become proactive participants in children's lives by building our conscious actions, and the language we use.

About the Presenter

Nick Terrones currently serves as the program director for Daybreak Star Preschool, a land base and community center for Native Americans in the Seattle area, and United Indians headquarters. Previous to that, he was an educator with toddlers at Hilltop Children's Center in Seattle (on the traditional lands of the Duwamish Tribe), where he has worked for more than 13 years.

Nick is an active researcher, activist and ukulele player. He also co-hosts "Napcast" . a podcast hosted by two male early childhood educators of color.  

Washington STARS hours available - please bring your MERIT I.D. number.

Saturday Seminars and The 3rd Annual Learning Stories Conference is sponsored by KidsQuest Children's Museum. A big thank you for their commitment to advancing equity, social justice, and partnership within and outside the city of Seattle!

KidsQuest Children's Museum



Many thanks to the Bertschi School. We deeply appreciate your willingness with which you have and continue to sponsor our efforts to make our community a more inclusive place to live in:
The Bertschi School



Many thanks to SEED ECS at Temple Beth AM for your partnership on making our vision of improving equity of outcomes across race and class more achievable:
SEED ECS at Temple Beth AM



Tickets are non-refundable one week before the event date.  Refunds can be requested from Brown Paper Tickets up until one week before the event.  If you become unable to attend the event after the refund deadline, please feel free to transfer your registration to another attendee.  Simply have your guest sign-in at the event using the name given at registration.
Saturday Nov 07, 2020 10:30 AM - Saturday Nov 07, 2020 11:45 AM | Free - $15.00

Location

Hilltop Children's Center (View)
4 Nickerson Street, Suite 100
Seattle, WA 98109
United States

Categories

Online / Streaming / Virtual

Kid Friendly: No
Dog Friendly: No
Non-Smoking: Yes!
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes!

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