ChildCare Education Institute

Dual Language Learning in the Early Childhood Environment

(83 customer reviews)

This course provides early childhood professionals with strategies and tools for helping young children develop language and early literacy skills in English as well as the children’s home language. Participants will learn the benefits of ?dual language? learning for young children along with key strategies for increasing family engagement and promoting rich, dual language development in the classroom.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

83 reviews for Dual Language Learning in the Early Childhood Environment

  1. Elizabeth WAHIAWA, HI –

    they were very knowledgable

  2. Kathy TUCSON, AZ –

    This course was exactly what I needed to day to make tomorrow better!

  3. Geralyn BROWNSVILLE, TN –

    it was too long

  4. Zoraida ELGIN, IL –

    Really enjoyed the course

  5. Jordan CARTERSVILLE, GA –

    This was a very educational course that I learned a lot from and will be sure to incorporate more into my classroom.

  6. Gregoria FUQUAY VARINA, NC –

    Fantastic training

  7. Candice PLANT CITY, FL –

    The course was very helpful and had updated information from what I learned in past courses over 10 years ago. There seems to be a better understanding of the culture and dual language.

  8. Debbie DAWSONVILLE, GA –

    Great class

  9. Rosa COBDEN, IL –

    This course helped me a lot.

  10. Latoya MORRISVILLE, PA –

    I always learn something that I look forward to do with my students.

  11. Maria GREEN VALLEY, AZ –

    Great Courses!!!

  12. Rosacarmina TUCSON, AZ –

    I am very grateful and very happy to take this course with you for the valuable strategies and knowledge acquired.

  13. Lori MOWEAQUA, IL –

    Great course

  14. Carla STONE MOUNTAIN, GA –

    This course was beneficial to my professional growth.

  15. Maria SAN BENITO, TX –

    good course

  16. Sharon LELAND, NC –

    I love these courses

  17. Iliana RAYNHAM, MA –

    The course was informative and easy to understand.

  18. Susan GAINESVILLE, GA –

    interesting course

  19. Clarissa GLEN BURNIE, MD –

    Thank you, training was very helpful.

  20. Rosa E CALAHOUN, GA –

    This training was amazing

  21. Dana PITMAN, NJ –

    Great training

  22. Dorina BUFORD, GA –

    Thank you for having this course available on-line!

  23. Michelle DURHAM, NC –

    I really enjoy learning through CCEI.

  24. Brittany CREEKSIDE, PA –

    I appreciate how easy these CCEI trainings are to navigate through and understand and how informative that they are. The course handout was very helpful as well. I just wish that there was more space left in between the sections to take more notes.

  25. trisha NEW BRITAIN, CT –

    Thank you for providing these courses. I enjoy learning as much as I can in my field.

  26. Karina RENO, NV –

    Easy to use website and interesting training topics

  27. Tesla WYOMING, MI –

    Thank you for providing this course.

  28. Dana ANADARKO, OK –

    This is a great learning course

  29. Carol NORCROSS, GA –

    Thanks for this course!

  30. Laura CASTLE ROCK, CO –

    Course was very clear and easy to use

  31. Kaelia OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –

    Training was great!

  32. Aquilina HARLINGEN, TX –

    Interesting and informative training

  33. Blanca HARLINGEN, TX –

    Lots of information was given and I learned lots of ideas to implement in the classroom.

  34. Lidia BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    excellent course!

  35. Yindra BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    Excellent training

  36. Ana BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    excellent presentation!

  37. Isis BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    I LIKE THIS THEME VERY IMPORTANT

  38. Maria SAN BENITO, TX –

    it was very educational

  39. Kimberly LAS VEGAS, NV –

    I enjoyed this course

  40. Maricela KENNETT SQUARE, PA –

    This was my first training here and really like it. Thanks

  41. Haeni LEIGH ACRES, FL –

    Interesting ways to assist teachers in an multi-language classroom

  42. Sofia CENTENNIAL, CO –

    I really like this course and I am ready to introduce more Spanish in my classroom.

  43. Ruby BRYAN, TX –

    very helpful for myself and coworker in needs of children in our classroom. Thanks

  44. Rita BRYAN, TX –

    Very important information.

  45. Taylor LAWRENCE, KS –

    Great ideas! Thank you!

  46. Jana COLLEGE STATION, TX –

    everything is good to know about is course and what i learn from it

  47. Rose NORTHVILLE, MI –

    Great course!

  48. Teresa JAMAICA, NY –

    excellent trainings

  49. mark BRANFORD, CT –

    I truly like the way that this course covered so many different ways to teach (and embrace) students who speak another language in the classroom.

  50. jocelyn CHEPACHET, RI –

    Great training program

  51. Julie HONOLULU, HI –

    Excellent course

  52. Liljana FAIRFIELD, CT –

    The course was very beneficial

  53. Carmen ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL –

    It was very helpful and refreshing to continue to expand our knowledge.

  54. rachelle LISBON, CT –

    I didn’t realize there was SO much to learn about dual language learners. It’s amazing!!

  55. Denise BEDFORD, PA –

    This was a very good training

  56. Tynesha OXON HILL, MD –

    Enjoyed this class!

  57. Bretta CHESHIRE, CT –

    I really enjoyed the structure of this course, and the amount of information I retained about the importance of dual language in the classroom and home environment

  58. Sherita CLINTON, MD –

    This Class was very helpful and taught me a lot. It will help me interact with the students and parents in my class.

  59. Lacey EASLEY, SC –

    It was a great course. I learned a lot about dual language.

  60. Mary NORWALK, CT –

    Excellent tips were provide that would help when teaching children who are ELL

  61. Michelle EATON, OH –

    I am very pleased with the course selection.

  62. Maria JACKSON HEIGHTS, NY –

    very informative and deatiled

  63. Joan AURORA, CO –

    enjoyed class

  64. Susan VIRGINIA BEACH, VA –

    Enjoy topics and variety

  65. Colynda SNELLVILLE, GA –

    This was very informative.

  66. Macarena QUINCY, MA –

    love the course

  67. Chantel COLUMBUS, OH –

    Nice course

  68. Milagros BRIDGEPORT, CT –

    The material was very clearn and understandable

  69. Alberta ALEXANDRIA, VA –

    Very informative

  70. Krystal LAWRENCEVILLE, GA –

    Thank you I have so many take aways

  71. Jill VENICE, FL –

    This course is extremely helpful.

  72. Brittany ELIZABETHTOWN, KY –

    very informative

  73. Pamela LAWRENCEVILLE, GA –

    This course have taught me a lot. I have gain a lot of information and will implement it in my classroom.

  74. Maureen SHEFFIELD LAKE, OH –

    enjoyed having a video clip in this course

  75. Flor APOPKA, FL –

    thanks very happy

  76. Jullisa BIG LAKE, MN –

    Good course

  77. Kamela ASTORIA, NY –

    This course is very helpful and you can l,earn more for the kids in your class.

  78. Sirmin WOODSIDE, NY –

    I am satisfied with this course.

  79. Jahaira KISSIMMEE, FL –

    was a good training

  80. Leya RALEIGH, NC –

    excellent

  81. kidist EAST GRAND FORKS, MN –

    it was awesome

  82. Ann COLORADO SPRINGS, CO –

    great course, I learned alot, I will definitely sign up for additional courses

  83. Natalya EAST LONGMEADOW, MA –

    Course was great.

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