Central Objective: Define the term dual language learner for early childhood education and child care professionals. Supporting Elements: Share practical strategies for engaging young dual language learners, such as using students'' home languages alongside English, using visuals and label-rich environments, read-alouds in multiple languages, and proactive family engagement.
Trainings incorporating this outcome
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The CDA Preschool Credential with Portfolio Review is a 120-hour, self-paced online training designed for early childhood educators working with children ages 3...
The Birth to Five CDA Credential with Portfolio Review is a dynamic 120-hour, self-paced online training designed to help early childhood educators meet the CDA...
The CDA Family Child Care Credential with Portfolio Review is a 120-hour, self-paced online training designed for educators working with children birth to age 5...
The CDA Family Child Care Credential is a 120-hour, self-paced online training designed for educators working with children birth to age 5 in a family child ...
To create truly inclusive early learning environments, child care providers must plan with each child’s unique needs, language, and background in mind. This c...
Child care providers play a critical role in identifying and supporting the individual needs of young children, making observation, assessment, and inclusive co...
Supporting Dual Language Learners (DLLs) in early childhood settings is essential for fostering language development, confidence, and inclusion. This course exp...