Online Self-Paced-EARLY YEARS

Supporting Developmental Monitoring and Screening in Early Care and
Education Settings
This training will help participants understand the differences in developmental monitoring and screening and why
they are so important to children and families. Participants will learn how they can track and celebrate children’s
milestones and strategies for collaborating with families on supporting children’s healthy growth. You can play an
essential role in our state’s early intervention efforts!
2 credit hours, $20.00 Click here to register-..:: Learning Stream ::..

The Power of Positive Relationships: Supporting Birth-Three Social
Emotional Development
This course is designed to equip early childhood professionals with the essential knowledge and practical skills
necessary to foster healthy social-emotional development in infants and toddlers. Recognizing that the foundation
of a child’s lifelong emotional and social well-being is established during the formative years, this course aims to
explore effective strategies that promote positive relationships between caregivers and young children.
2 credit hours, $20.00 Click here to register-..:: Learning Stream ::..

Adult Learning and Why It Matters!
This training will: explain distinguishing features of adult learning; support early childhood education specialists,
trainers, and coaches in understanding their learning styles and strengths; provide specific techniques to promote
adult learning, and; highlight how learning is unique to each individual.
6 credit hours, $20.00-Click here to register-..:: Learning Stream ::..

Math Concepts for Children Birth-Three
This course is designed to equip educators with the foundational knowledge and practical
strategies necessary for integrating mathematical concepts into the daily lives of children from
birth to three years of age. Recognizing the critical role that early experiences play in cognitive
development, this course emphasizes the importance of fostering mathematical thinking
through engaging, everyday interactions.
4 credit hours, $20.00 Click here to register-..:: Learning Stream ::..

Temperaments of Infants and Toddlers
By exploring the unique temperamental characteristics of young children, educators will learn how to more
effectively perceive and meet each child’s needs. Participants will also discuss how the temperaments of both the
teacher and the child influence relationships in a group setting, and will gain insight into how goodness of fit
creates the most supportive care environment.
2 credit hours, $20.00 Click here to register-..:: Learning Stream ::..