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![]() Early Childhood EducationThe Stratford Early Childhood Education Program defines good learning experiences for young children and offers approaches to help the adult working with the children make them happen. Our program is specifically designed for teachers, administrators, parents, social workers, and others who work with young children. More Information Early childhood education is discussed in terms of what is known about the developmental needs of young children and how the awareness of developmental needs can be used to plan early childhood programs. Specially prepared early childhood education training materials allow you to study at home. You work on your own time and at your own pace. As a student of this diploma program, you will benefit from up-to-date training materials and clear and concise study guides which have been prepared by experienced professionals. Whenever you have a question concerning your studies a qualified instructor is available for you on our toll-free telephone line.
Working with children brings out one’s own spirit of delight and adventure. You see the world through fresh eyes, and gain the satisfaction of knowing that you are contributing to the building of new human beings who will carry the benefits of your warmth and skilled guidance throughout their lives. What better way could there be to earn a living?
![]() Course Material The Growth & Purpose of ECE Sources of Support for Programs Defining Quality in Early Childhood Programs Children - Age-Related Commonalities Children with Special Needs Working with Parents of Special Children The Families The Needs of Families Communicating with Families Family Involvement & Parent Education The Teachers/Caregivers The ECE Teacher/Caregiver Training and Regulation in ECE Some Current Issues and Dilemmas Rationale Supporting ECE Influential People & Theorists in Child Development The Montessori Program The Bank Street Approach The Cognitively-Oriented Curriculum The Reggio Emilia Approach The Bereiter-Engelmann Model Research Support for ECE Goals, Objectives and Evaluation The Physical Environment Arranging the Indoor & Outdoor Environment Developing Appropriate Equipment Developmentally Appropriate Materials Parents’ Role in the ECE Environment Scheduling the Program and Curriculum Planning Guidelines for Program Scheduling Types & Flexibility of Schedules Definition of Curriculum Developing Written Plans Creative Development Through the Curriculum Definition of Creativity An Environment That Encourages Creativity Parental Values for Creativity Factors That Decrease Creativity Physical Development Through the Curriculum Components of Motor Development Gross Motor Activities Fine Motor Activities - Manipulatives Sensory Activities Caring for the Body Cognitive Development Through the Curriculum Theoretical Foundations of Cognitive Development Enhancing Infants’ Cognitive Development Language Development Through the Curriculum Theoretical Views of Language Development Components of Language Bilingualism Language and the ECE Curriculum Social Development Through the Curriculum Theoretical Views of the Socialization Process Development of Social Competence Sociodramatic Play Cooperative Games Reflecting the Family’s Culture and Values Guiding Routines and Group Activities Arrival and Departure Times Meals and Eating Behavior Diapering and Toileting Sleep and Rest Times Parental Concerns About Routines Factors That Affect Group Behavior Transitions The Unusual Situation Guiding Social Behaviors Philosophies & Techniques of Guidance Important Definitions The Difference Between Normal and Problem Behavior Factors That Affect Children’s Behavior Dealing With Specific Behavior Problems Working With Parents to Solve Behavior Problems Helping Children Cope with Stress Sources of Stress in Children’s Lives Children’s Reactions to Stress Techniques to Help Children Cope With Stress Helping Families Cope With Stress
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