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Helping Children Learn to Manage Their Own Behavior (4)
Helping Children Learn to Manage Their Own Behavior (4)

Tue, Jan 14

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Columbia

Helping Children Learn to Manage Their Own Behavior (4)

Imagery and how children perceive themselves is an important component in the early years. Join this session as we discuss Theory In Practice Strategies to support you in your success as a practitioner.

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Time & Location

Jan 14, 2025, 11:30 AM – 11:35 AM EST

Columbia, 2205 Decker Blvd, Columbia, SC 29206, USA

About the Event

Join this Essential Lecture to learn of Theory in Practice Strategies to support young children in managing their behavior. The instructor will revisit child development theory, our personal commitment to children and families and provided strategies to support success for children, families and practitioners.


Early Care and Learning Competency Support: Social Emotional


Credit: Takeaway activity will be provided and must be completed to earn certificate of completion. CDA Course Credit will be granted. 


Foster Parent Training Hours Granted. Train the Trainer Hours Granted.


 SC-Endeavors: 2 Clock Hours

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16 Essential Modules

Our comprehensive curriculum covers all Early Childhood Education competency areas:

Child Development & Learning

  • Understanding developmental milestones from birth to 8 years

  • Creating developmentally appropriate learning experiences

  • Supporting children with diverse learning needs

Health, Safety & Nutrition

  • Maintaining safe learning environments

  • Promoting healthy habits and nutrition

  • Emergency procedures and risk management

Learning Environment & Curriculum

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  • Implementing age-appropriate curriculum

  • Using assessment to guide instruction

Family & Community Partnerships

  • Building positive relationships with families

  • Competency practices to engage family

  • Community resource connections

 

Professional Development

  • Ethics and professionalism in ECE

  • Continuing education and career advancement

  • Leadership and advocacy skills

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Job Opportunities After Credential Completion:

  • Lead Teacher in licensed childcare centers

  • Head Start/Early Head Start Educator

  • Preschool Teacher in public and private programs

  • Family Childcare Provider (licensed)

  • Early Intervention Specialist

  • Childcare Center Director (with experience)

 

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