ChildCare Education Institute

Cultural Competence in Early Childhood Education

This course is an introduction to concepts related to the ever-evolving field of cultural competence.  The course will explore the history of multicultural approaches to education to help participants understand the fluid nature of these practices. The course contains recommendations for how early childhood educators can strengthen their cultural competence and introduce these concepts to the children in their care.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

33 reviews for Cultural Competence in Early Childhood Education

  1. Renee RAMSEY, MN –

    This course was really helpful!

  2. tara UNCASVILLE, CT –

    Well done course.

  3. Denise PASADENA, MD –

    Interesting course.

  4. Ayesha CHARLOTTE, NC –

    The course was better than I expected.

  5. Carl MANVEL, TX –

    Great training

  6. Catherine WEST NEWTON, MA –

    This training was awesome- I definetly got a lot of great information to use in my classroom!

  7. Deanna LELAND, NC –

    I love these classes

  8. Neysa LANSING, MI –

    Thank you, very beneficial course.

  9. Mary ALPHARETTA, GA –

    I am very satisfied that I took this course and will be able to use things I learned in my classroom and with parents.

  10. Martha CAPE CORAL, FL –

    Excellent course.Thank you.

  11. Muriel DONALDSONVILLE, LA –

    I ENJOYED THE TRAINING

  12. Melissa OKC, OK –

    video was good

  13. Kendall GREER, SC –

    Learned a lot and it was very informational

  14. Julie VIRGINIA BEACH, VA –

    very informative!

  15. Tiffany ROCKVILLE, MD –

    very informative

  16. Geralyn WOODSIDE, NY –

    Very informative course

  17. Candace TAMPA, FL –

    I really enjoyed this topic and look forward to more on this subject.

  18. suzette BRIDGEPORT, CT –

    this course amazing

  19. Guadalupe LAREDO, TX –

    Great training/refresher

  20. Myra PITTSBURGH, PA –

    Great training!

  21. Susan SMYRNA, GA –

    enjoyed the training

  22. Michelle DURHAM, NC –

    Overall, I find the CCEI courses very helpful. Occasionally, some of them can be a little repetitive and can cause a bit of boredom. However, I have learned a lot from the courses I’ve taken.

  23. Bertha HAGERSTOWN, MD –

    Very detail and organized class

  24. Sui BATTLE CREEK, MI –

    I will implement this information in my day to day life.

  25. Lisa RAYMORE, MO –

    I am very pleased with my experience with CCEI. I enjoy taking classes online where I can take my time and work at my own pace; making sure I internalize what Im learning.

  26. Edwerline JERSEY CITY, NJ –

    I learned more about cultures, race and ethnicity

  27. Pamela HAGERSTOWN, MD –

    very good training

  28. Cing BATTLE CREEK, MI –

    I learned a lot from taking this course.

  29. Clarissa GLEN BURNIE, MD –

    Thank you and very informative that I can use as an Educator.

  30. Annie LITTLETON, CO –

    Using more “real world” scenarios describing cultural bias, etc. in the classroom would be helpful.

  31. Jennifer S WEYMOUTH, MA –

    Excellent course.

  32. Robin PLAINWELL, MI –

    A really well implemented training

  33. Jocelyn Emily WASHINGTON D.C., DC –

    I really enjoyed this course.

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