Reflective Practices in Early Childhood Education

(53 customer reviews)

This course provides an examination of what it means to reflect on daily teaching practices and why it is an important practice. The course offers several models of reflection and reflective thinking strategies to help ECE professionals establish a reflective practice. Participants will also discover ways to plan for reflection when working with colleagues, children, and families.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

53 reviews for Reflective Practices in Early Childhood Education

  1. Lindsey CALHOUN, KY –

    I like the brain breaks that have been incorporated into the courses.

  2. Jennifer RIVIERA BEACH, MD –

    Great layout and fantastic handouts that can actually be used as a reference.

  3. Sharon WESLEY CHAPEL, FL –

    Very informative

  4. Ingrid PARKVILLE, MD –

    I really enjoyed this course and have learned some valuable information that can help me as a professional

  5. Andrea CHARLOTTE, NC –

    The course was great thank you!

  6. Laverne EAST SAINT LOUIS, IL –

    This training is very good for education.

  7. natalie CARMEL, NY –

    This training was very informative and allowed me to learn about the many elements of reflection as it relates to: my personal teaching practice, collaborating with colleagues, building relationships with families, the curriculum and students.

  8. Denise PASADENA, MD –

    This was a very informative course.

  9. Dainitra ELKTON, MD –

    Great online learning.

  10. Vickie GAFFNEY, SC –

    Very thought provoking

  11. Jemika TRENTON, NJ –

    a great coursce

  12. Katrina MATTOON, IL –

    This was a very well presented training & a great topic. I enjoyed the information & it really made me think & reflect on my own practices. It gave me different ideas for including reflective practices consistently. Thank you.

  13. Takeyla ELLENWOOD, GA –

    Good training

  14. Ann HYATTSVILLE, MD –

    I really enjoyed this class and will implement what I have learned into my classroom!

  15. Natalie GAITHERSBURG, MD –

    Excellent source of information.

  16. Teresa ELLENWOOD, GA –

    Th4e course was very informative

  17. Cassandra DOUGLASVILLE, GA –

    I enjoyed the course

  18. Tamela ALEXANDRIA, VA –

    this website is good for learning

  19. Cary HOGANSBURG, NY –

    Very good course

  20. Arlene TROY, OH –

    Great training!

  21. Karen CALIFORNIA, MD –

    I really benefited from using the handouts provided with all the courses I have taken. I have learned so much and can not wait to use all this great information and resources! Thanks

  22. Jeanette HUMBLE, TX –

    Awesome Course.

  23. Mary HUMBLE, TX –

    Good information about reflective practices

  24. LaMonica BAYTOWN, TX –

    Enjoyed the information was very helpful

  25. Kimberly LAS VEGAS, NV –

    great training

  26. Vanessa BLADENSBURG, MD –

    Great class and I was able to learn new ways to document my reflection

  27. Etsegenet MONTGOMERY VILLAGE, MD –

    iI am very happy ane learn a lot from this class

  28. Jill NOTTINGHAM, MD –

    I loved this course

  29. Cecibel NORWALK, CT –

    This course had a great place information easy to understand.

  30. Sandra DANBURY, CT –

    Very good

  31. Gigi ATLANTA, GA –

    Excellent training

  32. pearlena FORT WASHINGTON, MD –

    enjoyed and plan to practice it

  33. Belynda CONWAY, AR –

    Great course.

  34. Allison FARMINGDALE, NY –

    Great, informative course

  35. Latosha RIVERDALE, IL –

    i learn a lot

  36. anita CAMP SPRINGS, MD –

    GREAT COURSE

  37. Lori ORLANDO, FL –

    it was great learned so much

  38. Cindy PEABODY, MA –

    I hope this is available next year, it is a great way to get my hours in things that I can actually use.

  39. Trudy BOISE, ID –

    The handouts were very useful.

  40. Trudy BOISE, ID –

    The handouts were very useful.

  41. Lourdes RIVERVIEW, FL –

    I enjoyed this course.

  42. BEVERLY SEARCY, AR –

    The format is very user-friendly. The content is well-organized. I appreciate the ability to complete part of the course and return to it at my convenience with the website having saved my progress.

  43. Jennifer SAN MARCOS, TX –

    This was one of your best trainings! Thank you! It was very helpful and comprehensive!

  44. Tina BLACKSTONE, MA –

    This was an extremely helpful course that has taught me a great deal about reflective practices.

  45. Almira VIENNA, VA –

    its a good website to learn more about child care

  46. ELIZABETH OWINGS MILLS, MD –

    Great Training

  47. Fabiola OKEECHOBEE, FL –

    everything is exellent

  48. Linda CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD –

    It was a great experience learning about the critical thinking process.

  49. Patricia MABELVALE, AR –

    I needed this refresher course for my class and especially for my “self-care”.

  50. Yolanda PHOENIX, AZ –

    wonderful topic

  51. Joy ELY, NV –

    this was a course that made me work and appreciate all the work our teachers put into a day

  52. MARTHA HAPPY VALLEY, OR –

    Thank you for this course. is very good

  53. Diane SMITHTOWN, NY –

    Excellent course that I will use in my own classroom!!

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