Cómo abordar la falta de vivienda: el papel del educador de la primera infancia

(5 customer reviews)

Este curso proporciona a los participantes una comprensión de su papel en el apoyo a los niños y las familias que están sin vivienda. El curso explora la prevalencia de la falta de vivienda, así como sus causas e impactos en el niño en desarrollo. Los participantes descubrirán maneras en que pueden promover resultados positivos para aquellos que se ven afectados por la falta de vivienda a través de una variedad de polÍticas y prácticas en el aula.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

5 reviews for Cómo abordar la falta de vivienda: el papel del educador de la primera infancia

  1. Karla OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –

    All course are excellent

  2. Ivette ANN ARBOR, MI –

    EXCELLENT COURSE

  3. mercedes PEMBROKE PINES, FL –

    todo bien gracias

  4. Wendy WATERBURY, CT –

    bueno

  5. Danay CAPE CORAL, FL –

    good

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