Orientación para el Cuidador Infantil: Responsabilidades y Papeles para los Cuidadores
Los maestros del cuidado infantil ?llevan muchos sombreros? en la aula. Este curso explica esos papeles y responsabilidades para un nuevo maestro, mientras que el curso sirve para un buen recordatorio para los maestros con experiencia y los maestros de substitución también.
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Maria BATTLE CREEK, MI –
muy buena la clase
Maria Elena LAKEVILLE, MN –
Gracias por este aporte.
Maria Guadalupe SALT LAKE CITY, UT –
muy entendible
Milliangel MADISON, WI –
Excelente curso
Yusmeli FARMINGTON, MN –
I am very delighted with the training I have received in infant care and orientation.
Yurivia MIAMI, FL –
Muy buenos
Marivi MIAMI, FL –
Excelentes
minreva BRIDGEPORT, CT –
Los entrenamientos nos ayudan ha aprender cosas nuevas y enfocarnos muchos más en el cuidado de nuestros niños.
Maribel SILVER SPRING, MD –
Todo está bien
Karla FRISCO, TX –
Is very interesting
Karla FRISCO, TX –
Is very interesting
Carime GRAND ISLAND, NE –
Gracias!