Successful Transitions with School-Aged Children

(30 customer reviews)

This course presents recommended strategies and practices for easing different types of transitions in the school-age care environment. This includes transitions from one setting or activity to another as well as life’s many other transitions, some of which arise unexpectedly. The cognitive and social-emotional skills required for successful classroom transitions are surprisingly similar to those required for making healthy, positive transitions through life’s many changes and surprises.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

30 reviews for Successful Transitions with School-Aged Children

  1. Amparo TAKOMA PARK, MD –

    Excellent

  2. Nicole MIDDLE VILLAGE, NY –

    I liked this training

  3. Valeria JACKSON HEIGHTS, NY –

    great training

  4. Geralyn WOODSIDE, NY –

    Once again, the course content was on target for helping in the classroom and with students.

  5. Michelle SILVER SPRING, MD –

    Very good!

  6. Gregoria FUQUAY VARINA, NC –

    Fantastic training

  7. Janet DELCO, NC –

    I love taking these courses

  8. Catherine NEW BERN, NC –

    I truly learn a lot taking these courses

  9. Melinda PORTSMOUTH, VA –

    It was very informative

  10. Kristal HILO, HI –

    This was a good refresher for me and my site. I work with multi-age children. I do see the difference in attention span, understanding instructions, the wait time for others to catch up. This gave me a better understanding. A good reminder to practice my patience and to always make sure my communication is clear and brief.

  11. Kaly ELMHURST, NY –

    I enjoyed this course

  12. Mary HARTFORD, CT –

    I learn a lot from this course and understand school-age children more than I did before.

  13. Tina BROOKLYN, NY –

    loved it was clear and understandable

  14. Sardia DULUTH, GA –

    This was helpful for me to better understand what to do when transitions don’t go smoothly.

  15. Mara JACKSONVILLE, FL –

    I love this course because it is very simple to follow and get to the point. The information were just right and the test was simple to follow and understand. I wish all of your course are like this one. It is quick and point was driven home. Thank you!

  16. Nena FLOWERY BRANCH, GA –

    Thanks liked the ideas

  17. Joanne HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY –

    excellent course enjoy it very much

  18. Fatima VAIL, AZ –

    Thank you! I learned a lot! You are amazing. Thamk you again.

  19. Lourdes RIVERVIEW, FL –

    good course

  20. Allison PORTLAND, OR –

    The handout was extremely helpful in focusing on each facet of the topic.

  21. Vicki KINGSLAND, GA –

    this was a very helpful course

  22. Carolyn ATTLEBORO, MA –

    I would have liked more examples of transitions

  23. Melissa LAWRENCEVILLE, GA –

    Loved the course

  24. Leon AUGUSTA, ME –

    very informative

  25. Luisa ORLANDO, FL –

    excellent

  26. Ingrid ORLANDO, FL –

    i enjoy taking these courses because it helps me understand my job and what to do to have a good working environment with staff, children, families and the community.

  27. Winsome MONTEGO BAY, SJ –

    This was a very informative course

  28. Patricia E WATERTOWN, MA –

    I learned a lot from this course and will recommend it to other staff members.

  29. Loretta BLADENSBURG, MD –

    Very excellent course

  30. Loretta BLADENSBURG, MD –

    Everything was covered

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