ChildCare Education Institute

Advocacy for the Center, Parents, Children and Staff

(30 customer reviews)

This course examines the many reasons educators should advocate for their center, parents, children and staff and effective ways of doing so. Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to define the role of an early childhood advocate; the steps required for successful advocacy and list the requirements to organize a successful advocacy campaign.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

30 reviews for Advocacy for the Center, Parents, Children and Staff

  1. Jazmin LIBERAL, KS –

    i liked that i learned that their is a lot of types of advocacy.

  2. Brandie BELOIT, WI –

    This course helped me understand more of how I am an advocate for the children that we care for in our program and helped me see the ways that I can help provide more for them and their families.

  3. Tracey SILETZ, OR –

    I enjoy being able to log on anytime I have a free moment and advance my education.

  4. Agnes CROSBY, TX –

    The course help restart my brain.

  5. Bonnie EMPORIA, KS –

    I enjoy these courses.

  6. Martha PHOENIX, AZ –

    great training,

  7. Carl MANVEL, TX –

    Great Training

  8. Teretha RAY CITY, GA –

    great information.

  9. Janni BROOKVILLE, KS –

    Everything you do is great.

  10. gloria LAREDO, TX –

    Love the information Today I learn soo much thank You

  11. Senovia RIO HONDO, TX –

    very informative

  12. Angel DOUGLASVILLE, GA –

    Great Course that provided relevant informaiton

  13. Alexa HARLINGEN, TX –

    Great training

  14. Francisca BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    I now have a better understanding of what an advocacy is.

  15. AURICA SACRAMENTO, CA –

    The course was interesting which rich information.
    God bless you.

  16. Linda COLUMBIA, SC –

    Very informative

  17. Lucia ROCKAWAY PARK, NY –

    The training was great! very interesting the different topic areas about the advocacy for centers, parents, children and staff

  18. Taylor LAWRENCE, KS –

    Really good to know makes me want to become a more involved advocate for early childhood development! Thank you.

  19. Thenora AUSTIN, TX –

    GREAT TOPIC!

  20. Reena SKOKIE, IL –

    very nice course

  21. Debbie CAROLINA BEACH, NC –

    The courses are very helpful!

  22. LATOYA SAINT PETERSBURG, FL –

    Really enjoyed the course.

  23. Nancy DAWSONVILLE, GA –

    easy and convient

  24. debbie CARY, NC –

    This was very interesting

  25. Kristina FORT MILL, SC –

    I thought the information was well presented and easy to comprehend.

  26. GLORIA DUNDEE, FL –

    the course was easy and I understood the lesson

  27. Kali SAN TAN VALLEY, AZ –

    great course

  28. Catherine MILWAUKEE, WI –

    Very helpful information

  29. Minniedel ALEXANDRIA, VA –

    You all are awesome thank you

  30. Elizabeth NEW YORK, NY –

    This is my first ever on line course and I am so proud of myself, never thought that I was able to do it.

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