2009 OUTREACH PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

 
  April 21 --  3:00 pm ET / 12 Noon PT
  
  Sesame Workshop's Family-Friendly
  Emergency Preparedness
   
   Sesame Workshop has new resources to help
   families prepare for emergencies within their daily
   routines. These free bilingual (English and Spanish)
   multimedia tools will help you and your community
   work together to create a plan and be prepared.
 
   Here's a link to the material covered in the call.
  
   Presenter:  Rocío Galarza   (bio)
   Director of Outreach & Content Design
   Sesame Workshop
 
   Producer:  Chris Seifert, MontanaPBS
  
 
   
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Rocío Galarza, Director of Outreach & Content Design,  Sesame Workshop

Rocío manages the development of educational content and research for a wide range of Sesame Workshop’s multimedia projects, including initiatives addressing the needs of military families during complex transitions, providing strategies to promote early language development, and engaging families in emergency preparedness.



As an expert in early childhood educational development and the emotional needs of young children, she works with advisors to ensure that the content of Sesame Street’s outreach initiatives is age appropriate, appealing and effective in motivating families to use their everyday routines as learning moments for young children. Rocío previously served as the Senior Education and Research Specialist for Sesame Workshop’s International Research group. She holds a Master of Arts from Teachers College, Columbia University.

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