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Work at your own pace, on your own schedule!
Our correspondence courses
are designed with the busy teacher or administrator in mind.
Your weeks are full with work responsibilities and your weekends
are just as busy with family and friends. Correspondence courses
allow you the flexibility you need, while getting quality training
that will enrich your classroom or program. You can print a registration
form to
register by mail here or register
using Paypal from the individual pages listed below.
Need
to register a large number of teachers for a particular course?
Contact us for more information about
our annual site licenses.
To help enrich your
program and meet state training requirements, the following courses
are offered via correspondence. You may also view sample assignments
from each training on the information pages linked below.
Social
& Emotional Development - Why We Do What We Do (10 hours)
Good
for Children - Developmentally Appropriate Practices (6 hours)
Positive
Guidance for Childcare Providers (6 hours)
Ouch!
That Hurts - Developing a Biting Policy in Your Toddler Program
(6 hours)
Block
Play in the Early Learning Setting (3 hours)
Right
from the Start: Early Brain Development (4 hours)
Using
Snack Time for Nutrition Education (6 hours)
Eliminating
the Stress of Parent/Teacher Conferences (6 hours)
Sensational
Science Stations (3 hours)
The
Who, What, and Why of Dramatic Play (6 hours)
Parent
Communication Matters (3 hours)
Staff
Relations for Managers: a 4-part series (2-8 hours)
Here's
what people are saying about our correspondence courses:
"I was expecting
a lot of reading with a multiple choice/fill in the blank test.
I'm pleasantly surprised with these more reflective and thought
provoking assignments that can be applied to real world situations."
"I
really enjoyed all I learned and have already started using the
info! Thanks!"
"It was an interesting
course and made me really think about our dramatic play area and
what we could do to improve it."
"I
learned a lot from this whole training. It taught me a lot about
the beginning process of hiring a quality team."
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