Sat, Jul 16
|Columbia
Family Child Care Curriculum Training: Introduction (1)
Are you a family child care provider seeking to implement a curriculum for the children in your care? Join us for a six session curriculum training.
Time & Location
Jul 16, 2022, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT
Columbia, 1001 Washington St, Columbia, SC 29201, USA
About the Event
Join our instructional team as they introduce Family Child Care providers to a free research and evidence based curriculum. The Early Learning Matters (ELM) Curriculum is a comprehensive, research-informed program to support the optimal learning and development of children from birth to five years of age. The curriculum promotes skills linked to school readiness and life success with the best practices available. The practices include developmentally appropriate teaching strategies and the proven benefits of a coordinated mix of staff-guided and child-initiated learning experiences. ELM offers practical, easy-to-use resources designed to support a range of staff backgrounds and to support children’s learning in families.
Learning Objective:
- NAEYC Overview
- Understanding of Developmentally Appropriate Practices
- Introduction To ELM
This is a concurrent learning class. You may join us at our local campus or online via Zoom.
This course does not offer any local workforce registry hours.Â
Certificates of completion will be offered for NAEYC Overview (SC Endeavors 1 Clock Hour)
Tickets
Full Course Registration
This is a six course series.
$99.00+$2.48 service feeSale ended
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