Discover effective strategies to strengthen young children's social development in early learning settings. This engaging workshop empowers Early Childhood Educators with practical tools to nurture communication, cooperation, and relationship-building skills through intentional teaching and responsive interactions.
Explore evidence-based techniques, real-world case studies, and interactive discussions that highlight how to tailor approaches to diverse learning styles. Learn to foster empathy, guide conflict resolution, and encourage positive peer connections — all while enhancing your role as a key facilitator of social growth.
Ideal for educators seeking to create inclusive, socially rich environments, this session offers actionable insights to help children thrive both emotionally and academically. Join us to elevate your impact and support lifelong social success in your classroom.
RECE, ECC Community Advisor & Facilitator
Taylor Aiyadurai has a decade of experience in early childhood education, including roles as an Early Childhood Assistant, Registered Early Childhood Educator, EarlyON Coordinator, Childcare Supervisor, and Childcare Director. She has worked with children from infants to 12-year-olds in diverse settings, including for-profit centers, non-profits, EarlyON programs, and schools.
Taylor has reshaped curricula to balance education and play-based learning, offers professional development for educators, and enhances family-childcare center relationships. She collaborates with district resource consultants to support children with enhanced needs in for-profit centers.
Passionate about creating supportive, inclusive environments, Taylor believes that quality early education is crucial for cognitive, social, and emotional growth, ensuring every child receives a nurturing start for a more knowledgeable and empathetic future generation.