ChildCare Education Institute

Healthy Social and Emotional Development vs. Challenging Behavior in Young Children

(90 customer reviews)

This course was written by Karen Cairone, M.Ed., former Special Projects/Trainer for the Devereux Early Childhood Initiative. When those who work with young children begin to understand temperament, and differentiate between typical behaviors expected of children at certain developmental level versus behaviors that may require more focused interventions, the overall program quality is strengthened through this important knowledge and valuable practice.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

90 reviews for Healthy Social and Emotional Development vs. Challenging Behavior in Young Children

  1. Christina BERNARDSVILLE, NJ –

    Thank you great refresher course.

  2. Adelina NAPLES, FL –

    Exelent courses

  3. Elena LA CROSSE, WI –

    It was great to refresh my memory on these important topics!

  4. Katrina NOTTINGHAM, MD –

    I felt the content was very informative and will be quite helpful with the kids in our program.

  5. Ofelia EAGLE, ID –

    Good experience

  6. andrea OLD SAYBROOK, CT –

    The handouts are a big help

  7. Cathy TAYLORS, SC –

    very Informative

  8. Carrie CHILLICOTHE, IL –

    easier test questions to comprehend at the end

  9. Kelly QUEENS, NY –

    I really enjoyed this course and learned a lot! I feel like it helped me a lot as a teacher too.

  10. Nicole DOTHAN, AL –

    I love how this is set up.

  11. Samantha SCOTTSDALE, AZ –

    Thanks for giving me a chance to try your course!

  12. Kimete OTTAWA, ON –

    I found this course to be useful for my professional development.

  13. Marina ALTADENA, CA –

    The presentation was excellent.

  14. Gerda LA MESA, CA –

    Easy and informative class. Thank you for the trial.

  15. Beverly DOUGLAS, GA –

    The course was very informative.

  16. Kathryn PAINESVILLE, OH –

    this course gave helpful information.

  17. Lucia ROCKAWAY PARK, NY –

    The Course was excellent I will recommended thank you

  18. Nancy HONOLULU, HI –

    Helps me understands that social development is crucial in child’s learning development.

  19. Emilee PLANO, TX –

    easy to understand!

  20. Akum ALLEN, TX –

    Well structured

  21. Reyna BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    informative training

  22. Ana BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    Great material

  23. Sandra BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    great training

  24. Maria HARLINGEN, TX –

    very useful information

  25. Maria BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    all excelent

  26. Sarahe COMBES, TX –

    very informative courses

  27. Sylvia SEBASTIAN, TX –

    great training

  28. Maria SAN BENITO, TX –

    very interesting

  29. Dora BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    course was excellant

  30. Maria BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    excellent training

  31. Teresa SAN BENITO, TX –

    Very Good

  32. Nereida BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    good trainning

  33. Margarita BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    everything was well explained

  34. Flor RIO HONDO, TX –

    Thank you

  35. Victoria RAYMONDVILLE, TX –

    good information in course

  36. Maria SAN BENITO, TX –

    I learned new strategies on how to manage challenging behavior

  37. Juan BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    Excellent training

  38. Emmeline HARLINGEN, TX –

    Very informative session. Will use the information I have learned.

  39. Laureen MANSFIELD, MA –

    Thank you this training made me realize Iam a better teacher than I think

  40. Tamara MOHAVE VALLEY, AZ –

    Great training

  41. William SALISBURY, MD –

    This course was very helpful!

  42. Laila PRINCESS ANNE, MD –

    useful information

  43. Temmitt MYRTLE BEACH, SC –

    Great information

  44. Kelly BROOMFIELD, CO –

    Some concepts were new to me or contrary to what I would have guessed so it was good to learn about this topic

  45. Audra GALENA, KS –

    Very informative and a very good refresher course

  46. Robin ROCK HILL, SC –

    good course!

  47. Samuel BROOKLYN, NY –

    this course was great and helpful as well as educational.

  48. Katrina SAGINAW, MI –

    Everything is good

  49. Crystal ELK RIVER, MN –

    Thank you for a nice, at my own pace, learning opportunity 🙂

  50. Rosemarie FORT MILL, SC –

    I like the strength based approach

  51. kayla SPRINGTOWN, TX –

    Awesome course!

  52. Berenice WILMINGTON, DE –

    this was a very detailed training with relevant practical examples teachers can implement

  53. Tomisha SAINT MARYS, GA –

    I love taking my training on this website.

  54. Stephanie ALMA, GA –

    I loved the handouts how they asked questions along with what you read. I think all the handouts should be this way.

  55. Alexa HARLINGEN, TX –

    Great training

  56. ORTENSIA ROSELLE PARK, NJ –

    Excellent

  57. Sofia CENTENNIAL, CO –

    This course really helped me to understand more each kid in my class.

  58. Paulette TAMARAC, FL –

    Course was interesting and informative. And can be used to improved how we deal with challenging behavior in the classroom.

  59. Barbara CONYERS, GA –

    I have enjoyed this course very much.

  60. Cary HOGANSBURG, NY –

    Educational

  61. Taylor LAWRENCE, KS –

    Good information! Thank you!

  62. Elizabeth BRYSON CITY, NC –

    I like the videos.

  63. Ruby BRYAN, TX –

    Excellent, learned a lot more!

  64. Pam BIRMINGHAM, AL –

    I love taking the courses, they are very helpful.

  65. Lou KINGSLAND, GA –

    Loved the course and great tips to use in the classroom

  66. Kaly ELMHURST, NY –

    I enjoyed this course

  67. Michelle ELMHURST, NY –

    I have definitely learned valuable and useful information from this course. It is very thorough.

  68. Bretta CHESHIRE, CT –

    loved the idea of strength based approach

  69. Lisa PHOENIX, AZ –

    Super course!

  70. Andria MCKINNEY, TX –

    I can’t think of anything else at this time and have learned a lot from taking the courses so far.

  71. Ann Marie HARTFORD, CT –

    this course was very educational and informative

  72. Mary GERMANTOWN, MD –

    very excellent information of learning.

  73. Barbara NEWNAN, GA –

    I really enjoyed this class and could relate to it because of my grandson and the child in class with challenging behavior.

  74. Carole LAKEWOOD, CO –

    great information

  75. Sally NORWICH, CT –

    Great course gave a lot of great information and resources to put in use in my classroom.

  76. Erlie LAS VEGAS, NV –

    I love this Topic.

  77. Mae STANLEY, NC –

    love this class

  78. Almeda VIOLA, AR –

    I will be more observant in dealing with children who have challenging behaviors.

  79. Colynda SNELLVILLE, GA –

    This was very informative.

  80. Lilana CUMMING, GA –

    Exelente course

  81. Kayla BEAVERTON, OR –

    Easy to learn, great course!

  82. carol SUPPLY, NC –

    Excellent class

  83. Tamika COVINGTON, GA –

    Very interesting

  84. Lisa CUMMING, GA –

    Wonderful course.

  85. Coet EL CAMPO, TX –

    great

  86. Doris FERNLEY, NV –

    I found this course very helpful.

  87. Samantha WINTER HAVEN, FL –

    I like the ease of using my phone to complete the courses on the go.

  88. Patricia EAGLE PASS, TX –

    Very interesting topic, excellent information.

  89. Kimberly POWDER SPRINGS, GA –

    great course!

  90. Belynda CONWAY, AR –

    Good

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