Conflict Resolution in the Early Childhood Environment
This course offers strategies and practices for addressing and resolving a wide variety of social, emotional, and behavioral conflicts likely to arise in the early childhood environment.
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Elisa HAMMOND, OR –
This was excellent.
Amanda LYNN, MA –
I thought it helped a lot
Joy GLOUCESTER, MA –
It was a pleasure taking this course and I got a lot out of it.
Sharon MIRAMAR, FL –
the class was informative
Amanda CRESWELL, OR –
Thank you!
Terese MEDINA, OH –
I enjoyed this class it was very informative
Tracy CHEWSVILLE, MD –
great info very useful
Pamela BEL AIR, MD –
Very informative
Courtney KISSIMMEE, FL –
Great courses
Sarita EUGENE, OR –
very good course
Carl MANVEL, TX –
Great training
Marlene SPRING FIELD, VA –
It is a good source of training
Sadhana STERLING HEIGHTS, MI –
great experience
Nancy HONOLULU, HI –
Added more knowledge about solving conflict in the classroom.
Christine CHANDLER, AZ –
The handouts provided were excellent. Thank you for guising my note-taking, and for providing such an easy way for me to review what I’ve learned!
Raynette HONOLULU, HI –
Very informative and I learned a lot from this course
Amy SALEM, OR –
thankyou, I have learned aloy
Jenna MANDEVILLE, LA –
I learned a lot
Maritza LAS VEGAS, NV –
YOUR COURSES ARE VERY INTERESTING. THANK YOU
Carol COLUMBIA, SC –
Thank you for your great content.
Julie HONOLULU, HI –
Excellent course !
Katie HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO –
Very informative and helpful. I will definitely be able to use the strategies learned in this course for my classroom.
Tesla WYOMING, MI –
Thank you for providing this course.
Colleen CASTLE ROCK, CO –
Hard to cover all ages & groups in this course but well done
Claudia LANSING, MI –
amen a very good training to take 100%spot on
Mary SPRING, TX –
Great training!
Cary HOGANSBURG, NY –
Great course, educational
Karen CALIFORNIA, MD –
great class!
Barbara CONYERS, GA –
I have enjoyed this course very much.
Bretta CHESHIRE, CT –
i liked the layout of the steps and types of conflicts
Kaly ELMHURST, NY –
I enjoyed this course
Michelle ELMHURST, NY –
Great course!
Alyssa HALETHORPE, MD –
I loved this class! Very helpful!
Aryne BALTIMORE, MD –
I walked away with more knowledge to better assist the children in my class with problem solving.
Monserrate STRATFORD, CT –
I printed the course handout, which is a great tool for note writing and future reference.
Faiza ELLICOTT CITY, MD –
Loved this training.
Madelin NEW LONDON, CT –
very informative
King CHICAGO, IL –
Awesome training!
Tracy BALTIMORE, MD –
I enjoyed the course.
Dawn VAIL, AZ –
Very informative training.
Kamesia DECATUR, GA –
overall great course.
Sardia DULUTH, GA –
I learned a lot about how to resolve conflict.
Stephen SEATTLE, WA –
This is honestly one of my favorite courses I have taken from this organization.
Susana MARSHFIELD, MA –
Great course! Very helpful!
Joanne BETHEL, CT –
I’m grateful that you provide such a variety of topics/courses that can be taken online, which accommodates my busy schedule.
Sally NORWICH, CT –
This was great course, gave me some great tips on conflicts in class room..
Kimberly POWDER SPRINGS, GA –
Great course!
Kim TIFTON, GA –
Excellent topic, and course. Very informative.
Diana GARLAND, TX –
very informative
Dorsey ATL, GA –
Although I feel like I already knew and understood most of the content of this course, I recognize that I was in need of a refresher.
Beth CINCINNATI, OH –
I found the characteristics of a bully interesting, especially how a bully can talk their way out of a situation. This description fits a child in my class perfectly, I would like to know how to teach a bully to not be a bully.
Jane GREENVILLE, SC –
I enjoy having Childcare Education Institute for courses…so easy to access and convenient to do at home!
Renee POTOMAC, MD –
Cpurse was excellent and had a lot of information.
Lou KINGSLAND, GA –
loved this course and can’t wait for staff to check this one out!
Mildred ORLANDO, FL –
Ii feels good to know I am getting sound information that should help me deal more effectively with children under my care.
Deborah GREENVILLE, SC –
Great program..
Darla NORMAL, IL –
Thorough online class – great structure and presentation.
Elizabeth STOW, OH –
Good training
Rebecca ELKTON, MD –
I really feel good, I learned many new strategies for conflict resolution !
Lourdes RIVERVIEW, FL –
good course
Celita NORCROSS, GA –
Now I can used different strategies to promote conflict resolution in my classroom
Alexa HICKSVILLE, NY –
Great course and very informative.
Sylvia JACKSONVILLE, FL –
I enjoyed the class.
Nellie Joy GAITHERSBURG, MD –
It was nice that you included questions within the lesson — that made for an easier recall of the lesson during formal assessment time. Thanks!
Susan LANCASTER, MA –
Going to recommend this course to my director
shakendria ANGIER, NC –
I like the self paced course its easy to access.
Sheryl LAS VEGAS, NV –
Awesome class!
Angela AURORA, CO –
Information was so relevent!
Brikti NORCROSS, GA –
informative
Judith INDIALANTIC, FL –
Great course!