Los niños y el duelo
Este curso explorará cómo los niños experimentan el duelo y la pérdida durante los primeros años de vida. Los participantes examinarán las prácticas recomendadas para ayudar a los niños a enfrentar la muerte de un ser querido y otras pérdidas asociadas. Los participantes aprenderán a ser más receptivos culturalmente a los estudiantes y familias que están de duelo. Los participantes descubrirán el impacto potencial de apoyar a otros en su duelo y se compartirán estrategias de autocuidado para los maestros.
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| Weight | 2 oz |
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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