ChildCare Education Institute

Teaching Multiage Groups

(41 customer reviews)

This course provides a guide to managing a multiage environment, in which students of different ages and skill levels share a classroom as well as a basic curriculum. Participants will compare multiage to traditional graded classrooms and learn about the potential benefits of incorporating multiage strategies into any classroom. This course also provides comprehensive recommendations and strategies for organizing a classroom, facilitating group projects, managing a peer tutoring program, and much more.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

41 reviews for Teaching Multiage Groups

  1. Domonique NICHOLASVILLE, KY –

    I learned a lot and enjoyed this class.

  2. Shelby BEDFORD, KY –

    Great course

  3. Virginia MESA, AZ –

    Great information

  4. Laurie LOUISVILLE, KY –

    very informative

  5. Carole LEXINGTON, KY –

    This was one of the most interesting and relevant courses I have taken. Thank you.

  6. Maria EAST ISLIP, NY –

    great course

  7. Kaelia OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –

    Great training

  8. adhasha NORWALK, CT –

    Excellent service learning!

  9. Lakrisha OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –

    The lesson was great.

  10. Maria ORLANDO, FL –

    Excellent work!

  11. Julie HONOLULU, HI –

    Excellent course !

  12. Julie HONOLULU, HI –

    Excellent course !

  13. Julie HONOLULU, HI –

    Excellent course !

  14. Michelle PEWAMO, MI –

    Loved this topic!!

  15. michelle COVINGTON, LA –

    Outstanding

  16. Sherita CLINTON, MD –

    Great Course. Very benefical and I enjoyed it.

  17. Victoria WESTMINSTER, MD –

    this course was very helpful and I have learned a lot

  18. Linda SAYVILLE, NY –

    These are very informative and somewhat challenging. I really enjoy the format.

  19. Rick PHILA, PA –

    I really!!!!! enjoyed this course, thank you.

  20. Lacey EASLEY, SC –

    This was good information. I enjoyed the course. I may want to teach a multi age group one day.

  21. Barbara BALTIMORE, MD –

    Thank you once again for the providing us with skills and tools that from my perspective, are very helpful not only in a classroom setting but also enlighten us as members of the community.

  22. King CHICAGO, IL –

    Nice training

  23. Cheri XENIA, OH –

    this was a good class

  24. Carey OWASSO, OK –

    enjoyed this class

  25. Daniel NORTH LAS VEGAS, NV –

    Great class lot of great info.

  26. Gabriela GAITHERSBURG, MD –

    I learned so much and I can wait to put it to use.

  27. Candelaria MEMPHIS, TN –

    Materials are great.

  28. Debbie MOORE, OK –

    keep it up love it

  29. Courtney ANDERSON, SC –

    Great course

  30. Joela CLARKSBURG, MD –

    I am satisfied with the courses

  31. Melody STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO –

    great

  32. Kayla CHEROKEE VILLAGE, AR –

    Great course

  33. Belynda CONWAY, AR –

    Enjoyable

  34. Damian SILVER SPRING, MD –

    It is great easy to use.

  35. donna FORT WAYNE, IN –

    Love it!

  36. Hortensia CARY, NC –

    excelente

  37. Ellie BRYANT, AR –

    Good

  38. Alberta ALEXANDRIA, VA –

    Great topic

  39. Alberta ALEXANDRIA, VA –

    Great topic

  40. Wendy BALTIMORE, MD –

    Overall the coarse was very informative

  41. Jochebed GAITHERSBURG, MD –

    This helped more gain more insight

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