ChildCare Education Institute

Staff Communication: Educational Partnerships

(33 customer reviews)

This course provides directors, administrators, and aspiring directors with a greater understanding of the value of good communication skills, as well as various techniques for listening and responding appropriately to staff, parents, and children. Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able list key phrases to remember when communicating, identify ways to improve their communication skills, define active listening and explain methods to be used by staff members to effectively communicate among each other.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

33 reviews for Staff Communication: Educational Partnerships

  1. Sharry HOWELL, MI –

    Love this program!!

  2. Joan MARQUETTE, MI –

    Thank you for including a class on this important topic.

  3. Annette NEW YORK, NY –

    Great training

  4. Virginia STOCKBRIDGE, MI –

    I like using your program.

  5. Elizabeth BRONX, NY –

    I like the way the trainings are explained.

  6. Tracy HAGERSTOWN, MD –

    Great Information

  7. Prophet LAUREL, MD –

    Thank you very much taking this course will help me better with my communcating with my co workers

  8. Sheryl SPARKS, NV –

    Thank you!!!! Very nicely done!

  9. Kelly YERINGTON, NV –

    This training was very positive.

  10. AURICA SACRAMENTO, CA –

    Thanks for this course.

  11. Heather BROOKLYM, NY –

    I enjoyed this topic

  12. Teresa FAYETTEVILLE, GA –

    The courses are excellent and very helpful in my field of work.

  13. Diane BRIDGEPORT, CT –

    this training was the best one for me I learn a lot.

  14. Ana EAST HARTFORD, CT –

    I learn a lot about communication exelent

  15. Helena BRONX, NY –

    Training was very good and provided information to help to evaluate and improve on communication skills.

  16. Julissa FORT LEE, NJ –

    informative classes

  17. mercedes TORRINGTON, CT –

    Awesome course

  18. Chrystal IRVINGTON, NJ –

    i enjoyed the course

  19. Shafreda WASHINGTON, NC –

    That was the best training I’ve ever took! I learned so much.

  20. Ashley BEAVERCREEK, OH –

    I always enjoy the trainings with you all.

  21. Polly ENFIELD, CT –

    Useful information

  22. Maranda LA GRANGE, KY –

    great course

  23. Lucia GAITHERSBURG, MD –

    great course

  24. Maria RIVERDALE, MD –

    Great training.

  25. Alberta ALEXANDRIA, VA –

    Excellent information

  26. Traci KINGSLAND, GA –

    I really enjoyed taking this course it taught me a lot!

  27. Jean LAONA, WI –

    I like being able to get quality trainings without traveling and getting handouts before the taking the course.

  28. Elizabeth GAITHERSBURG, MD –

    i learned so much in this course

  29. Kids Grow OSSEO, MN –

    i thought that the section was very informative.

  30. Elaine STOCKTON, MD –

    very informative course

  31. Angie DALTON, GA –

    good

  32. Sandra LEXINGTON, OK –

    Great course.

  33. Fely LYNCHBURG, VA –

    this was an awesome topic

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