When
This online training will start on February 27, 2017 and end on March 10, 2017
You will be emailied the link for the online learning plateform a few days prior to the start of the training
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Cost
$15.00Where
This is a self-paced online trainingCourse Level: Introductory
Audience: Mixed
QRIS Standard: Category 4: Family and Community Engagement
Core Competency: Area 3 - Partnering with Families and Communities
CEU: 0.5
Lead Agency:
Sponsored in part by the Department of Early Education and Care
Strengthening Families and the
Five Protective Factors
The Strengthening Families approach was developed by The Center for the Study of Social Policy (CSSP) after conducting research on early care and education programs across the country. Starting in 2001, the CSSP began documenting the role early education and care programs can have in the reduction of child abuse and neglect. As a result of this study, a new framework and approach to the prevention of abuse and neglect emerged. The researchers found a positive link between good early childhood education and care programs and the reduction of abuse and neglect. This training will include a history of the Strengthening Families Approach, risk and protective factors, strategies to support families, and the early childhood educator self-assessment.
The specific measurement tool for this training will be provided to all educators who successfully complete the training.
Instructor: IEPD
The Institute for Education and Professional Development
Contact for more Information:
Nicole MIles
QRIS Measurement Tools Courses
781-870-7009
n.miles@outlook.com