Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse
This course covers important information about child maltreatment, including abuse and neglect. Throughout the course, students will learn about different types of child maltreatment, signs of abuse and neglect, and the behavioral, social, and emotional impact of maltreatment on children at different ages. Participants will also gain an understanding of their responsibilities as a mandated reporter of child abuse and neglect. This course has replaced CCEI112A and CCEI112D.
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CCEI does an incredible job of breaking down the very hard topic of child abuse. Early childhood educators are mandatory reporters, and this comes with great responsibility. This course explains the signs/behaviors of the four types of child abuse, the laws, how to document it, and how to respond to the child. It provides processes that every early childhood educator needs to know.