School-Age Child Development, Ages 8 to 11
This course focuses on the developmental stages and characteristics of children ages 8 to 11, the stage known as “middle childhood,” as well as recommended strategies and practices for supporting children’s developmental needs. Emphasis is on the afterschool and other out-of-school care environments, but the content is appropriate for anyone who works with school-age children.
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| Weight | 2 oz |
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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Gelan NY, NY –
Good information. I learned a lot about this children age.
Geralyn WOODSIDE, NY –
This as a great training module to help students through the middle school years
Margaret CENTERVILLE, GA –
Great
Dorothy GLENPOOL, OK –
Keep up the great work
Madison CORBIN, KY –
I learned a lot from this course and will incorporate some new concepts into my planning due to what I’ve learned.
Charnice BATTLE CREEK, MI –
I love the breakdown of these courses
Janet BRIGHTON, MI –
Great lesson
Tonji LANCASTER, SC –
great course learned a lot
Debbie HUNTINGTON, IN –
I found this course helpful and practical.
Ariana MASPETH, NY –
Very informative
Gabriela JACKSON HEIGHTS, NY –
Great
Carole LAKEWOOD, CO –
Great Information
Joanne HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY –
this was a interesting course really makes you think
Tobi PEARLAND, TX –
It was very informative.
Lourdes RIVERVIEW, FL –
good course
Belynda CONWAY, AR –
Great course.
Vicki KINGSLAND, GA –
I like the classes as they are
Latoya WARNER ROBINS, GA –
everything was great
Jennifer WILSON, NC –
I love the way everything is
Sarah LOUISVILLE, KY –
Everything was great!
Winsome MONTEGO BAY, SJ –
Course was very informative