Promoting Empathy and Other Prosocial Behaviors

(76 customer reviews)

This course examines recent social research into empathy and other prosocial behaviors, as well as recommended strategies and practices for guiding young children through the early phases of empathy’s long developmental process.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

76 reviews for Promoting Empathy and Other Prosocial Behaviors

  1. Lydia J BROOKLYN, NY –

    I am truly enjoying the course and looking forward to implement it in my teaching

  2. Tomisha SAINT MARYS, GA –

    love taking training here

  3. Michelle SAGINAW, TX –

    Good job

  4. Hannah KELLOGG, MN –

    it was splendid

  5. Valeria JACKSON HEIGHTS, NY –

    great training

  6. Geralyn WOODSIDE, NY –

    Course material very informative and organized with regard to potential outcomes I should help the students achieve.

  7. Janet BRIGHTON, MI –

    Very informitive

  8. Vanessa COLUMBUS, GA –

    i really learned alot

  9. Maria RARITAN, NJ –

    I am currently working with 4 year olds and I will be able to implement a lot of what I learned today in some of the interactions I have with my students – especially during some of their conflict resolutions and interactions

  10. Daisha MESA, AZ –

    I loved the empathy module

  11. Cressy COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MN –

    Very helpful at the different early ages

  12. Gregoria FUQUAY VARINA, NC –

    Great training

  13. Elsabet LITTLE ELM, TX –

    Thanks l learn many things

  14. Nuria JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ –

    I learned several new things today.

  15. Alberta ALEXANDRIA, VA –

    Excellent I really enjoyed this training

  16. Adelina NAPLES, FL –

    Excelente course.

  17. Linda SUTTON, MA –

    Appreciated the examples of “I” statement, very useful in classroom

  18. Paola EL PASO, TX –

    overall good courses.

  19. Dorothy GLENPOOL, OK –

    Keep up the great work

  20. Susan WEST CHESTER, PA –

    Loved this content!

  21. Jamie BIRMINGHAM, AL –

    I think I learned several things that will help me be a better teacher.

  22. Donna LANSING, NY –

    so helpful and amazing

  23. Karen CHARLOTTE, NC –

    i really have enjoyed taking the classes

  24. Lisa PELHAM, NH –

    Another great and convenient course

  25. Diane BRIGHTON, MI –

    Overall, very helpful course.

  26. Nora BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    Very interesting course

  27. Sylvia SEBASTIAN, TX –

    good course

  28. Rosa HARLINGEN, TX –

    great training

  29. Juan BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    Good training

  30. Juan BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    Great training

  31. Sarahe COMBES, TX –

    all courses have good and helpful information

  32. Alyssa HARLINGEN, TX –

    it was good.

  33. Ingrid PARKTON, MD –

    I learned many great ideas that I will use in my classroom

  34. Maritza LAS VEGAS, NV –

    I love your courses.

  35. Mickie HOBART, IN –

    Great training!

  36. Jennahlynn WAHIAWA, HI –

    Great course to learn about promoting empathy

  37. Crystal ELK RIVER, MN –

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

  38. Kimberly POWDER SPRINGS, GA –

    great course

  39. Pauline SIERRA VISTA, AZ –

    Vervy helpful course.

  40. Leslie BALL GROUND, GA –

    Always love the catalog of choices each year.

  41. Stacie EPWORTH, IA –

    Thanks, I love learning about how to help children.

  42. Rosemarie FORT MILL, SC –

    very informative

  43. Sarah SPRINGFIELD, OR –

    I’m happy with this online learning resource.

  44. Melinda ALLEGAN, MI –

    Everything is very well put together.

  45. Martha HOUSTON, TX –

    Excellent definition of concepts.

  46. Gail BROOKLYN, NY –

    This course was extremely helpful for me to teach my early childhood students.

  47. Cary HOGANSBURG, NY –

    Educational

  48. Taylor LAWRENCE, KS –

    Great refresher on the importance of teaching empathy. Thank you!

  49. Pam TOMS RIVER, NJ –

    Great description of “I statements”

  50. Bretta CHESHIRE, CT –

    i love the strategy of the “i” statement and will definitely include that when helping my students learn about empathy

  51. Isabella MASPETH, NY –

    I really liked this training as it gives a great understanding of social behaviors

  52. Kaly ELMHURST, NY –

    I enjoy the course material

  53. Michelle ELMHURST, NY –

    Enjoyed the course, very thorough.

  54. Temmitt MYRTLE BEACH, SC –

    I think this course was very informational

  55. virginie TUCSON, AZ –

    Thank you very much for the opportunity for learning!

  56. Norma SAN FRANCISCO, CA –

    It was a great class. I enjoyed it so much.

  57. Marilyn BELOIT, WI –

    course gave me more to think about

  58. Adele SHELTON, CT –

    I enjoyed this course and gained so much insight to teaching empathy in my class.
    thank you!

  59. Barbara CONYERS, GA –

    I have enjoyed this course very much.

  60. Crystal BALTIMORE, MD –

    Thank you for the reminder of how important empathy is and how to use the I statements

  61. Judy LAGRANGE, GA –

    Very informative

  62. Ollie HINESVILLE, GA –

    Great information on empathy and other behaviors

  63. Virginia LOUISVILLE, KY –

    Great class!

  64. Carmen BOGOTA, NJ –

    I learnt a lot in your PD

  65. BLANCA HILLSDALE, NJ –

    LOVED THE INPUT FOR TEACHERS ABILITY TO HANDLE CHILDREN

  66. Tammy RIVERDALE, IL –

    I truly enjoy this training

  67. Lorena MARIETTA, GA –

    The Video was great!

  68. Fania STATESBORO, GA –

    BEAUTIFUL COURSE

  69. Samantha WINTER HAVEN, FL –

    Good course

  70. Eileen SYRACUSE, NY –

    Well organized approach to the subject matter.

  71. Paula COLVIN ELMWOOD, NY –

    course was informing and easy to understand

  72. Andrea FORT COLLINS, CO –

    I enjoyed this training

  73. Doris FERNLEY, NV –

    I really like this program.

  74. Cathy SHOREHAM, NY –

    i feel it was an important and positive training

  75. Susan PLAINVIEW, NY –

    I learned a lot about Empathy and how to help relate it to my 3 year old and will use these ideas as an assistant teacher.

  76. shakendria ANGIER, NC –

    Great course

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