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Course Details

Unit 6: Guiding Children

Course ID  70645
CECPD
 

Description

Guiding children includes all of the actions that adults do to positively influence the behavior of children. The goal of guidance is for children to learn self-control and to behave in a socially acceptable manner. Guidance also ensures that the health and safety of the child is protected. Early education teachers cannot compromise on guidance issues involving the health or safety of the child. Individuals must use the guidance techniques that work best for their specific facility. Guiding children takes time, patience, and understanding but to effectively guide children, the teacher must build a good relationship with the child and have a thorough understanding of child development and knowledge of positive guidance techniques.


15.00 Hours

Course Level

Formal

General Continuing Education

Course Category

Early Childhood

Pathway Units
Formal Approved

(15 Hours)

CDA Content Areas

Positive ways to support children's social and emotional development (15 Hours)

Infant Mental Health Core Competency Areas


Family Child Care Home Provider
Child Care Center Staff

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)

Goals and Objectives

1. Answer questions about ways in which developmental levels affect behavior.

2. Review the three styles of caregiving and how it affects children

3. Answer questions about the differences between guidance and punishment.

4. Answer questions about setting goals and ensuring staff use of positive guidance techniques.

5. Answer questions about factors that can cause guidance issues.

6. Answer questions about positive and negative reinforcement.

7. Answer questions about direct and indirect guidance techniques.

8. Answer questions about responding to common guidance situations.

9. Answer questions about setting limits and rules and effective communication.

10. Answer multiple choice questions about resources and techniques for effective guidance.

11. Answer multiple choice questions about dealing with inappropriate behavior.

12. Answer questions about developing relationships and communicating with parents.

13. Create positive statements for effective guidance. (Assignment Sheet 1)

14. Reflect on your philosophy of guiding young children’s positive behaviors.

The number of events scheduled for this course is 1