Character Education in the School-Age Child Care Environment
This course explores the importance of character education in schools and out-of-school programs, focusing on environments for school-age children and adolescents.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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Paula BEAVERTON, OR –
I learned alot from this topic.
Adelina NAPLES, FL –
Everytnig was excelente.
Debbie ARABI, LA –
I gained valuable insite in this course that will benefit me as an instructor and a teacher.
Robbin SARASOTA, FL –
I feel refreshed in this topic as an educator.
Maranda LA GRANGE, KY –
great course
Elizabeth WINTER SPRINGS, FL –
I was pleased to see that after the exam was finished, I was able to review the incorrect answers.
Pam TOMS RIVER, NJ –
Picked up good ideas for activities in after-school program such as a circle time game discussion on “What would you do?”
Debbie HUNTINGTON, IN –
This seemed a thoughtful and helpful presentation.
Jacquita OWINGS MILLS, MD –
When working with children, them and their parents are customers and should be treated with upmost respect at all times.
carolyn JACKSON, MI –
Thank you for providing this for our educators.
Luisa ORLANDO, FL –
it is excellet
Belynda CONWAY, AR –
Good course.
Cathy SHOREHAM, NY –
was very new and informative training
Deborah PROSPECT, KY –
Thank you for a great course.