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Course Details

 

Conflict Resolution

Course ID  70256
The Care Courses School Inc.
 
(703) 448-1800
 

Description

Children today are growing up in a frightening world overrun with negative images and violence. You, the early childhood professional, play a key role in helping children grow into responsible, caring members of our society. This course presents effective ways to help children resolve conflicts and methods for teaching these concepts to very young children. This course includes some of the most fun, educational, and innovative activities we have seen!


12.00 Hours / 1.20 CEUs

Course Level

Formal

CEU Course

Course Category

Early Childhood

Formal Approved

(6 Hours)
(4 Hours)
(1 Hour)
(1 Hour)

CDA Content Areas

Observing and recording children's behavior (6 Hours)
Positive ways to support children's social and emotional development (6 Hours)

Infant Mental Health Core Competency Areas


Family Child Care Home Provider
Child Care Center Staff
Infant and Toddler
School Age
Administrative
All of the above

Infants (0-12 months)
Toddlers (13-24 months)
Two's (25-36 months)
Preschooler 3's (37-48 months)
Preschool 4's and 5's (49-72 months)
Elementary (K-3rd grade)

Goals and Objectives

The student will learn
* Program objectives to help children learn non-aggressive ways to deal with problems
* How children can get confusing and mixed value messages from what adults around them say and do
* Why it is important for adults who work with young children to think through their own values
* The importance of clear communication between adult care providers and the children in their care
* Ways to set up the early childhood facility environment to minimize conflict
* Reasons to set limits for children Important things to consider then setting limits for children
* Strategies for evaluating teaching and play materials that teach children cooperative values
* Strategies for dealing with materials that glamorize violence
* Alternatives to war play that stress cooperation How books can be used to help children learn constructive conflict resolution skills
* Ways to help children develop empathy
* How to make adult intervention unnecessary as children become competent to manage their own conflict
* Activities that help children learn to cooperate with each other, respect the choices of others, respect the rights of others, value themselves and each other, develop empathy, trust others, and act in harmony with others

There are no events currently scheduled for this course.