Individualized Guidance, Instruction, and Support in Early Childhood Care and Education
This course presents strategies for individualizing instruction in order to meet the needs of all young children, including but not limited to those with special needs. Major topics include differentiated instruction, Universal Design for Learning (UDL), and Response-to-Intervention (RTI) in the context of early care and education environment.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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Lynda LELAND, NC –
very interesting course
Cressy COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MN –
Loved the course!
TRACY WESTMINSTER, MD –
enjoy the classes, like being able to work at my own pace.
Sharon SOUTH WINDSOR, CT –
This was a GREAT course!!
Thank you!
Josefina CHICAGO, IL –
good trainings
Doris WHEATLEY HEIGHTS, NY –
very informative
Joyce DANIA BEACH, FL –
Great learning, very informative and appropriate.
Kenneth DEERFIELD BEACH, FL –
It was a great knowledge course on individualized instruction and RTI
Zoe ABILENE, TX –
I like this course it was very informative.
Humera HOUSTON, TX –
I enjoyed taking this course it was well organized.
Gisele BRONX, NY –
your course was interested i give me lots of information to how to teach all children in my classroom
Tori WATERTOWN, MA –
videos were a tad long but good content
Casey TACOMA, WA –
Thank you for the informative training!
Mary AUBURN, WA –
Great information
Kimberly POWDER SPRINGS, GA –
great course
Lisa CUMMING, GA –
Wonderful course!
Stacy NEW PORT RICHEY, FL –
It was a great course!
Sylvia JACKSONVILLE, FL –
I knew about IEP’s, but I appreciated the historic as well as legal background of why we even have IEP’s in the education realm.
Maria FRAMINGHAM, MA –
Excellent course content
Vernease MACON, GA –
Love it