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Course description:
Working with mixed ages groups can pose a challenge when trying to nurture each child’s developmental needs. Family child care providers must have the foundations of early childhood development in order to address the various needs of children at different ages and to plan individualized instruction tailored to each child. Upon successful completion of this 2-hour in-person child care course, participants will be able to identify the stages and milestones of development, define developmentally appropriate practice, and identify strategies to meet the needs of mixed aged children.
Primary Teacher:
Hwaida Hassanein
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Address:
Online Zoom, ZOOM Classroom,
Notes:
***No refunds for missed class***
Class Dates: Wednesday, October 5, 2022
Time: 6:45 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.
Zoom protocol: Students must keep cameras on and must have audio and microphone accessible.
Location: All classes are held online via Zoom RM3.
This training is done from your home using a link provided to each student via email. Students will use the same link to access each class meeting.
Tech support is available at 301-237-1414 and 301-532-8797.
Requirements and Expectations of Students:
Equipment: Laptop or Desktop Computer with Google Chrome browser and Zoom.
Participation: Each student is expected to contribute to class discussions in an active and professional manner, supporting the participation of other class members. Your contributions are to be based on an informed and professional position.
100 % Attendance: State requirements specify that students must complete 2 hours of training. This is an interactive class, attendance is not only important but vital.
Our office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday. You can also reach us at info@childcareed.com and via phone at 240-261-4163 on evenings and weekends. For immediate assistance, you can call 301-237-1414.
Minimum 5 students required for the class to proceed. No refunds, unless canceled by our office.
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