Courses listed in the Child Development category provide students with a basis of knowledge regarding health, safety and nutrition. These course satisfy Maryland core knowledge requirements by covering the following key topics:Health practicesSafety management practicesIllness and injury prevention and emergency preparednessNutrition for all children and youthHealth record keeping and policy considerationsIdentification and reporting of abuse, neglect and injurious treatmentSanitation practices and proceduresAppropriate supervision of all children and youth at all times.
Participants will learn the benefits of breastfeeding for mothers and children, strategies for supporting breastfeeding mothers, and how to handle breast milk. This class meets the requirements for MSDE’s breastfeeding awareness training.
Participants will learn about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and strategies for creating safe sleep environments as a preventative measure.
“Active supervision requires focused attention and intentional observation of children at all times. Programs that use active supervision never leave children unattended. Through this workshop, participants will learn about active supervision and strategies for implementation”
Teacher well-being considers stress, job-related exhaustion, and psychological load. Through this course, participants will learn how Teacher well-being affects overall program quality. Participants will also learn practical strategies for improving teacher well-being.
Through this course, participations will learn about proper supervision, professionalism and parent engagement. This course is required for all classroom aides who have not completed 90-Clock Hours of training. Core Of Knowledge (COK) Hours: 3 (1 Professionalism, I Health, Safety & Nutrition, & 1 Community)
Feeding picky eaters can be challenging. Through this workshop, learn why some children are picky eaters and ten strategies for encouraging them to expand their palate.
This 6-hour course is designed to meet the requirements of the Maryland State Department of Education, Office of Child Care for Emergency Preparedness. Students will develop a comprehensive plan to follow when a disaster or emergency occurs.
Childhood obesity is a severe problem in the United States, putting children and adolescents at risk for poor health. This workshop will teach participants about obesity, its long-term consequences, and strategies to reduce childhood obesity.
This training is designed to define child abuse and neglect and potential indicators of such maltreatment. Participants will also learn what it means to be a mandated reporter, where and how to report incidents and proper documentation collection techniques.
This course explores creating and implementing calming areas designed to support emotional and sensory needs. Participants will learn strategies for setting up these spaces, including resource selection to address diverse sensory preferences and fostering a supportive environment that promotes relaxation, emotional regulation, and enhanced learning outcomes.
Phone: 240-650-6883
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Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
