Reconocer y denunciar el abuso infantil
Este curso cubre información importante sobre el maltrato infantil, incluyendo el abuso y la negligencia. A lo largo del curso, los estudiantes aprenderán sobre los diferentes tipos de maltrato infantil, las señales de abuso y de negligencia; y el impacto conductual, social y emocional del maltrato en niños de diferentes edades. Los participantes también tendrán una mejor comprensión de sus responsabilidades como denunciantes obligatorios del abuso y la negligencia infantil. Este curso ha reemplazado a CCEI112A y CCEI112D.
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