ChildCare Education Institute

Parent Communication: Building Partners in the Educational Process

(118 customer reviews)

This course examines the importance of open communication between parents and teachers. Participants will learn about positive listening and speaking skills, overcoming communication barriers, and other methods and strategies that will help ensure parents are active partners in education.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

118 reviews for Parent Communication: Building Partners in the Educational Process

  1. Tomisha SAINT MARYS, GA –

    love training

  2. Laverne EAST SAINT LOUIS, IL –

    This training is a very good for all educator who deal with children.

  3. Janee LOUISVILLE, KY –

    i feel like i have learn a lot

  4. Clarita WALDORF, MD –

    I learned a lot of communication strategies. Thank you.

  5. Erin RISING SUN, MD –

    I enjoyed this class.

  6. Fathima MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ –

    Well structured and a great course.

  7. Zeba ELLICOTT CITY, MD –

    I have learned new strategies through this course. Thank you

  8. Aferdita GOODYEAR, AZ –

    It was helpful.

  9. Vienna ELLICOTT CITY, MD –

    I enjoyed the class

  10. Carrie CHILLICOTHE, IL –

    This was an effective learning tool for me.

  11. Bailey GARDNER, KS –

    it was great

  12. Valdreace FORT WASHINGTON, MD –

    Thank you for providing a good training program.

  13. Merresha WALDORF, MD –

    Information is Easy to understand

  14. Luzmila RUTHERFORD, NJ –

    excellent training

  15. Meenakshi NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ –

    excellent

  16. Brittney LEESVILLE, TX –

    Very informative, thank you.

  17. Miriah SARASOTA, FL –

    Great course

  18. Amada GAITHERSBURG, MD –

    Everything is perfect

  19. Lauren DENHAM SPRINGS, LA –

    great course

  20. Marquita CLINTON, MD –

    I enjoyed this training it was very informative.

  21. Harshada CARY, NC –

    well explained

  22. Sasha TACOMA, WA –

    Great topic!

  23. Gregoria FUQUAY VARINA, NC –

    Great information

  24. Amorette TWINSBURG, OH –

    thanks

  25. Tanai ANNISTON, AL –

    It was helpful

  26. Yamaris BRONX, NY –

    it was great!!

  27. Lynda WINNEMUCCA, NV –

    thank you. I have insecurities when having to communicate with the parents. especially with difficult situations that may not be pleasing to hear. learning to listen and to start the converstion on a positive level and to end on a positive level.

  28. Yvette HOUSTON, TX –

    I truly enjoyed this course

  29. Mary THOMPSONS STATION, TN –

    I like the overall flow of the material.

  30. Ndeye Ndack HOUSTON, TX –

    Good course

  31. Maureen RONKONKOMA, NY –

    Excellent course

  32. Ana WILLIMANTIC, CT –

    Very good information.
    Easy to understand

  33. Juana ATLANTA, GA –

    Very good

  34. KaJuana ATLANTA, GA –

    great course

  35. Anita BALTIMORE, MD –

    Great Classes, Love that I can pace myself

  36. Travis AUSTIN, TX –

    So far content from these courses are quite engaging

  37. Melissa TUCSON, AZ –

    Thank you I have learned alot from this course. I lived the “Friends” video.

  38. Poonam RICHARDSON, TX –

    Very good

  39. Penney UNIVERSITY PARK, IL –

    I believe the information to be very helpful.

  40. Laura BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    great information

  41. Cameron FORT COLLINS, CO –

    loved this course

  42. Sharry HOWELL, MI –

    Love this training

  43. Janet BRIGHTON, MI –

    Thanks for the opportunity to be involved.

  44. Crystal ELK RIVER, MN –

    Thank you for another great at my own pace learning opportunity! 🙂

  45. kristen ASHFORD, CT –

    Love how the topics are covered in great detail.

  46. Lynn ROME, GA –

    THE CLASS WAS VER INFORMATIVE

  47. Thi BLOOMINGTON, MN –

    It’s a good course.

  48. Mercy REISTERSTOWN, MD –

    i am very satisfied with CCEI courses

  49. Kimmy BRUNSWICK, ME –

    Thank you for your time and approuch on this topic. I found it helpful in what I was looking for.

  50. William CAMP HILL, PA –

    I enjoyed the course and thought it was really well organized.

  51. Tesla WYOMING, MI –

    Thank you for providing this course.

  52. Martha SAN ANTONIO, TX –

    Thank you. Great information

  53. Virginia STOCKBRIDGE, MI –

    I feel more confident after each session

  54. Kiersten DEATSVILLE, AL –

    I loved the video content, it was easier to stay focused while watching this particular video as I enjoyed the references.

  55. Betty HOUSTON, TX –

    very interesting classes

  56. Isabel YAUCO, PR –

    EXCELLENT COURSES

  57. Carol NORCROSS, GA –

    Thanks for this course!

  58. Margo BROOKLYN, NY –

    Simple, clear, straightforward, informative, and concise. Simply effective!

  59. Tomisha SAINT MARYS, GA –

    Love the training on this website.

  60. Becky KATY, TX –

    Excellent way of putting together this training course!

  61. Tracy HAGERSTOWN, MD –

    Excellent content

  62. Youlanda REX, GA –

    Easy to use info for childcare providers

  63. Brenda LAKE CITY, SC –

    This is a very good program

  64. Inger LOCKHART, TX –

    informative

  65. Ellen JAY, NY –

    I enjoyed this training

  66. Rosa ROSLINDALE, MA –

    I really like this course it should be required in Early Education.

  67. RaShae NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TX –

    Loved the FRIENDS video.

  68. iris HARTFORD, CT –

    Very Important.

  69. Cressy COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MN –

    Great information

  70. Kellie WARREN, MI –

    Very informative

  71. Arlene TROY, OH –

    Great training!

  72. Taylor LAWRENCE, KS –

    I liked the FRIENDS video on the importance of nonverbal and verbal gestures.

  73. Elgina FORT WORTH, TX –

    Very informative

  74. Alma AURORA, CO –

    Excellente

  75. Sheresa MACON, GA –

    Enjoyed the course.

  76. Nabila NEWARK, NJ –

    good

  77. mark BRANFORD, CT –

    I feel much more knowledgeable about conducting parent-teacher conferences after taking this course.

  78. karina BROOKLYN, NY –

    The training helped me build skills for the future

  79. Lakisha WARREN, MI –

    Very informative

  80. Valnice NEWARK, NJ –

    I learned a lot. Thanks

  81. Linda MARION, TX –

    This was a very informative class. I appreciated its content.

  82. Bonnie MOOSUP, CT –

    the course was very informative

  83. Bretta CHESHIRE, CT –

    loved the breaking down of what to focus on when listening and speaking

  84. Claudia EL PASO, TX –

    This course was very useful for the coming year.

  85. Ashanti BALTIMORE, MD –

    The video with clips from Friends was an interesting idea in showing examples of different forms of communication in this lesson.

  86. Norma BRENHAM, TX –

    i enjoyed the course

  87. Ruby BRYAN, TX –

    Great training

  88. erika VERNON ROCKVILLE, CT –

    i really enjoyed reading the section on listening skills

  89. Kristen WALLINGFORD, CT –

    I enjoyed having videos in this training

  90. Chantel COLUMBUS, OH –

    Nice course

  91. Diana PHOENIX, AZ –

    Very well thought, I enjoyed taking this course, it provided me with a lot of information I will apply it in my everyday routine, it also helped me doing a self evaluation to improve my communication and listening skills

  92. Magda LAUREL, MD –

    Everything is amazing

  93. carli SOUTH WINDSOR, CT –

    great way to learn

  94. Lynne LATROBE, PA –

    very good refresher training for me

  95. Crystal BALTIMORE, MD –

    Thank you for the information of how to improve my communication and listening skills. I plan to use this in my classroom ASAP. Parnt-Teacher conferences are taking place right now!

  96. Kathy BURLINGTON, CT –

    course touched on good positive goals to have when speaking to families

  97. William OWENSBORO, KY –

    teachers should be mindful of their own moods and emotions and not let them interfere negatively with communication

  98. Kara COHOES, NY –

    good course

  99. robin PHILADELPHIA, PA –

    I found info very useful

  100. Sierra DEMOSSVILLE, KY –

    I think this is a great website.

  101. Badra JOHNS CREEK, GA –

    Excellent!

  102. Terri EDEN, MD –

    Anyone dealing with parents/families should take this online training

  103. Maria NEW YORK, NY –

    Very informative

  104. Judy LAGRANGE, GA –

    the video in this course was very informative

  105. Alberta ALEXANDRIA, VA –

    Excellent

  106. Shilpika LUTZ, FL –

    examples were good to practice in child care setting

  107. Sharhonda GEORGETOWN, SC –

    awesome

  108. Ashley GOSHEN, KY –

    The video was an entertaining touch.

  109. Alicia WOODBURY, MN –

    Great information

  110. Brittany CHAPEL HILL, NC –

    I like it.

  111. Courtney SPARKS, NV –

    Very good information provided. I loved the video about communication involving the T.V. show Friends.

  112. Toby LAKE GROVE, NY –

    I thought this was a great course

  113. Linda DOYLESTOWN, PA –

    This was fun enough

  114. Marie SAINT LOUIS, MO –

    im happy with this course. i feel like i can better communicate with parents.

  115. Julie TAMPA, FL –

    I found this course very effective. Thank you

  116. Desiree NORWALK, CT –

    I enjoyed this course and it made me think of ways to improve services at the center for children and parents

  117. Josephine MESQUITE, TX –

    I will recommend to anyone

  118. Lizbeth MARSHALLTOWN, IA –

    Everything was a refresh of what I been learning, but there were new stuff.

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