ChildCare Education Institute

Building Social and Emotional Competence

(70 customer reviews)

This course explores how social and emotional skills develop over time and ways that ECE professionals can use their understanding of this development to create an environment that supports children’s individual needs.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

70 reviews for Building Social and Emotional Competence

  1. Georgina RIO HONDO, TX –

    great training

  2. Elizabeth WASHINGTON, DC –

    An informative course for beginners.

  3. Christine MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ –

    strong content

  4. Crystal ELK RIVER, MN –

    Thank you for another great learning opportunity! 🙂

  5. Elizabeth PORT RICHEY, FL –

    great information.

  6. Regina GALVESTON, TX –

    very informative, not boring.

  7. Kate CENTRE HALL, PA –

    The course was very informing and a good reminder of best practices.

  8. Audra GALENA, KS –

    Very informative and easy to understand

  9. Ashley ARLINGTON, TX –

    It was a informative read!

  10. Jennifer BEAR, DE –

    I did see a lot of this before, but it’s a great idea to refresh your mind!!!

  11. Lakenya MILLEDGEVILLE, GA –

    Thanks ccei for letting me work at my own pace by taking my exams

  12. Robin ROCK HILL, SC –

    This was my first online class and I enjoyed it.

  13. Sierrah HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO –

    Loved the course

  14. Lanonzia FORT LAUDERDALE, FL –

    The courses are very enlightening.

  15. Elaine POMPANO, FL –

    Very good course!

  16. Maria SUNRISE, FL –

    wonderful course!

  17. Alexa HARLINGEN, TX –

    great training

  18. Barbara HARTFORD, CT –

    The course was very informative with solid ideas to help both students and teacher build positive relationship

  19. Dalphine GREENVILLE, SC –

    Everything was great!

  20. Yajaira HARTFORD, CT –

    The course was really good

  21. Rashawna BROOKLYN, NY –

    great course

  22. Stacie EPWORTH, IA –

    I really enjoyed this class! Very helpful and informative!

  23. Amanda ATHENS, IL –

    this training was very educational thanks.

  24. Hawa ASTORIA, NY –

    Very informational and helpful!

  25. Taylor LAWRENCE, KS –

    Really good information! Thank you.

  26. Angelia KALAMAZOO, MI –

    i love your trainings that are provided

  27. Cary HOGANSBURG, NY –

    Very educational.

  28. Jeanette HUMBLE, TX –

    Awesome course.

  29. Kim HOUSTON, TX –

    I really enjoyed this topic is was every thing I expected and more especially section on infant-toddlers. perfect training

  30. Anthernett MARIETTA, GA –

    excellent

  31. Clarissa GLEN BURNIE, MD –

    Very helpful and I can use all the information that I learned from the training.

  32. Dawn BROOKLYN, NY –

    I think that new parents should be required to take these courses as part of preparing for parenthood.

  33. Anoinette NEW YORK CITY, NY –

    This was a good one! Helps to remind you to stay focused on thre needs of children

  34. Barbara CONYERS, GA –

    I have enjoyed this course very much.

  35. Rose EULESS, TX –

    Well layed out and handouts notes helpful.

  36. Isabella MASPETH, NY –

    I believe this was a great training because this is very significant topic and something we should all keep in mind.

  37. Ginou ELMHURST, NY –

    appreciated having questions throughout the learning process which helped with the team at the end

  38. Kaly ELMHURST, NY –

    I enjoy the material in the courses.

  39. Sharron DETROIT, MI –

    I really liked the course very informative.

  40. sara MANCHESTER, CT –

    Thank you for providing such valuable food for thought and practice. I will be intentional and present for all the interactions K have with chikdren.

  41. Bretta CHESHIRE, CT –

    i thought this was laid out very well, and the information made sense but I would like more opportunities to think of how to put this into practice – maybe case studies

  42. King CHICAGO, IL –

    Awesome training!

  43. Barbara TOMS RIVER, NJ –

    Excellent course, thank you

  44. Rachel CHARLESTON, SC –

    Enjoyed the course; thank you.

  45. lorrie STRATFORD, CT –

    enjoy taking on line classes. so much easier to fit in my time schdeule

  46. Carole LAKEWOOD, CO –

    great information

  47. Fatimah PHILADELPHIA, PA –

    Great coarse!

  48. Melissa AMBLER, PA –

    Learned a lot about social development in this course

  49. Lisa PHOENIX, AZ –

    This is a very good program for people like myself who are not very computer savvy.

  50. Lakshmi MADISON, MS –

    excellent courses

  51. Alem SILVER SPRING, MD –

    Keep up your good work

  52. Lina LAS VEGAS, NV –

    Training is so knowledgeable,

  53. Auria NEW HAVEN, CT –

    This was great training and I was able to understand the material.

  54. Sharhonda GEORGETOWN, SC –

    Awesome

  55. Kashonda NEW HAVEN, CT –

    This course was very informative and help me build competence in my craft

  56. Lucero HAMDEN, CT –

    excellent information to learn from. Thank you!

  57. Elizabeth EAST HAVEN, CT –

    very good

  58. Annalise WEST TOWNSEND, MA –

    all great

  59. Bierka PATERSON, NJ –

    Excellent course information

  60. Joseph PATERSON, NJ –

    Wonderful learning experience.

  61. Joanne HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY –

    very good course

  62. Martha N.C., NC –

    I enjoy the courses so much.

  63. ROSA ORLANDO, FL –

    was good

  64. Tionna LONGMONT, CO –

    I enjoyed this course because I felt I can apply all the knowledge I’ve learned.

  65. norma BELLE ISLE, FL –

    very good course

  66. Lakisha WARREN, MI –

    very good information

  67. Alexis MARIETTA, GA –

    I found the videos in this course to be very beneficial.

  68. Ava CHICAGO, IL –

    good material content

  69. Andrea FORT COLLINS, CO –

    I found this training full of great information.

  70. Allison PORTLAND, OR –

    The handouts are very helpful in reading and focusing on key information.

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