Courses listed in the Child Development category provide students with a basis of knowledge regarding professionalism. These course satisfy Maryland core knowledge requirements by covering the following key topics:Ethical behavior in accordance with the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct and Statement of CommitmentConfidentialityAnti-bias/cultural responsivenessInclusion in accordance with DEC/NAEYC’s Early Childhood InclusionCollaborative processConflict resolutionProfessional attitude, communication, and relationshipsContinual professional developmentCurrent trends in the field of child and youth care and educationSelf-awareness and self-assessmentPersonal philosophical perspectiveMentoring and coachingAdvocacy for children and youth of all abilities and child and youth care programsCommitment to high-quality child and youth careChild and youth care policies, licensing regulations, and legal and advocacy topics.
Constructive Feedback is vital for ongoing professional growth. Feedback motivates, provides direction and clarifies expectations. Through this course, early childhood educators will learn how to effectively receive feedback
Offers strategies for communicating with parents. Strategies include: using the 9Ps of Communication, direct and indirect communication, and a three-step communication tool to solve problems.
How MSCCA Advocates For Maryland’s Early Childhood Community: Through this workshop, participants will learn about the Maryland State Child Care Association’s advocacy efforts, the benefits of membership, and how to become engaged in the broader early childhood community. This is a proficient level training. Prerequisites: Currently employed in a childcare setting and knowledge of Maryland […]
Educators must engage in sensitive conversations with families. Participants will define sensitive conversations, identify communication styles, and learn how best to approach those conversations to achieve a mutually agreeable outcome.
In today’s busy world, resting and recharging are crucial for staying healthy and happy. This workshop shows early childhood educators how vital rest is for the body and mind. We’ll mix science with practical tips to help you easily add restful habits to your daily life, boosting your overall well-being.
