Addressing Homelessness: The Role of the Early Childhood Educator

(42 customer reviews)

This course provides participants with an understanding of their role in supporting children and families who experience homelessness. The course explores the prevalence of homelessness as well as its causes and impacts on the developing child. Participants will discover ways they can promote positive outcomes for those who are affected by homelessness through a variety of policies and classroom practices.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

42 reviews for Addressing Homelessness: The Role of the Early Childhood Educator

  1. Erin RISING SUN, MD –

    I enjoyed this class.

  2. Kellee BUTTE, MT –

    Very good course

  3. Raechel Anne SANTA CLARA, CA –

    Very helpful topics and situations to be used in real life scenarios

  4. Alberta ALEXANDRIA, VA –

    Excellent training

  5. Marcia GASTONIA, NC –

    Excellent course. I learned so much about homelessness that I did not know.

  6. Denise COWETA, OK –

    very interesting course

  7. Manana CLARKSBURG, MD –

    great courses

  8. Kelly SOMERSET, MA –

    informative

  9. Randy NOBLE, OK –

    Thank you for this valuable training.

  10. Kimony CEDAR HILL, TX –

    Great content

  11. Rebecca LAVONIA, GA –

    I always enjoy taking CCEI courses.

  12. Katrina SAGINAW, MI –

    everything on here is great for my CDA

  13. Lucero HAMDEN, CT –

    Great Training. I learned so much from it. Thank you!

  14. Senovia RIO HONDO, TX –

    Excellent

  15. Alexa HARLINGEN, TX –

    Great training

  16. Tracy HAGERSTOWN, MD –

    excellent info

  17. Arlene SPARKS, NV –

    your website is my go to for online classes – very user friendly

  18. Louise CHAMBERLAIN, SD –

    Great training

  19. Ashli BARNHART, MO –

    Very helpful information

  20. Karlee HILLSBORO, MO –

    very good learned a lot on how to interact with others that are homeless

  21. Kimberly FESTUS, MO –

    Loved this course

  22. Linda ST CLAIR, MO –

    I learned a lot in this course.

  23. Anthernett MARIETTA, GA –

    excellent

  24. Sherita CLINTON, MD –

    Great course on Homelessness. I learned a lot from this course.

  25. Maria LEANDER, TX –

    It will give a good information, and I learned other things I didn’t know

  26. Thenora AUSTIN, TX –

    CONTENT WAS VERY HELPFUL.

  27. Megan BINGHAMTON, NY –

    I really liked this course. I liked the list of ideas for Teachers to have on hand.
    The Reflective Practice and the insights on Early Childhood Trauma via Homelessness.

  28. Angela BALTIMORE, MD –

    I found this course to be very interesting I loved the various scenarios in this topic. It helped me to retain content, develop association by using different approaches. Also I learned a lot of information about Homelessness in the United States..

  29. Lisa COLUMBUS, OH –

    I had know idea that so many children experience homelessness. I learned a lot from the training

  30. King CHICAGO, IL –

    Thank you for this! I have been waiting to take this training.

  31. iris HARTFORD, CT –

    The training was well organized and easy to followed.

  32. Breanna WICHITA, KS –

    These course topics, information and the current quarantine encourages me to stay in the teaching field. I have empathy and a desire to positively impact my community without being in the front lines of an epidemic or pandemic. I was considering nursing. Teaching is looking pretty good right now.

  33. Carole LAKEWOOD, CO –

    Great Information

  34. Barbara CONYERS, GA –

    I have enjoyed taking these courses.

  35. LaShonda DALLAS, TX –

    this course was very informative i learned something new

  36. Angie TALLAHASSEE, FL –

    Very good courses

  37. Joyce JACKSONVILLE, FL –

    great class! 😉

  38. Natasha CHARLOTTE, NC –

    Please keep providing great courses

  39. Frances PINE BLUFF, AR –

    great section

  40. Kyrah PINE BLUFF, AR –

    100% good course

  41. Kimberly POWDER SPRINGS, GA –

    A great course with valuable information.

  42. Wanda FAYETTEVILLE, NC –

    Good info

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