Stages of Development, Ages 12 to 14
This course focuses on the developmental stages and characteristics of children ages 12 to 14, the typical age of early adolescence, 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 | 3 oz |
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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Gelan NY, NY –
A lot of good information!!
Geralyn WOODSIDE, NY –
This was an exceptional course with regard to the 12-14 year old group on how to work with them .
Maritza ASTORIA, NY –
very informative and resourceful!
Stephen LEESVILLE, LA –
great course
Michelle SILVER SPRING, MD –
Very good
Melissa AUSTIN, TX –
I enjoyed this course. It was very educational and insightful.
Nakia DEWITT, AR –
A great learning course
Ryan O’FALLON, MO –
I learned quite a bit during this course, and if in the future I am involved in a program that includes middle school-age children, I think the information will help me a great deal.
Ed ELMHURST, NY –
I really enjoyed this course, not only was it very informative but it was equally challenging
Gabriela JACKSON HEIGHTS, NY –
Great
Mary Kaye LOUISVILLE, KY –
I enjoyed this course
Lourdes RIVERVIEW, FL –
good course
Belynda CONWAY, AR –
Great
Traci KINGSLAND, GA –
I really enjoyed taking this course don’t change a thing in it.