The Role of Risk in Early Childhood

(33 customer reviews)

This course explores the important role of risk-taking during early childhood development. Course participants will learn about safe, appropriate risks in all areas of the learning environment, including physical and social-emotional risks that help all young children, including those with special needs, develop advanced skills and self-confidence.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

33 reviews for The Role of Risk in Early Childhood

  1. Grace SANFORD, FL –

    Nice info

  2. Denise PASADENA, MD –

    Interesting course.

  3. Nichole WICHITA FALLS, TX –

    I like CCEI trainings.

  4. Tammy LAKE ANN, MI –

    Loved this course! Very helpful!

  5. Lisa BALTIMORE, MD –

    Very informative training. Love the reflections

  6. Lynda WINNEMUCCA, NV –

    thank you for all the learning material

  7. Kathy LOUISVILLE, KY –

    Great course

  8. Alexis GARDNER, KS –

    Greatly informative.

  9. Tracey LAS VEGAS, NV –

    Great class

  10. Lusandra PITTSBURGH, PA –

    Great training

  11. Kaelia OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –

    Excellent Knowledge!

  12. CORDELIA ATHENS, GA –

    class is great

  13. Anaya AWENDAW, SC –

    It was great to take notes on learning from it.

  14. Bonnie TOOELE, UT –

    Enjoyed this course

  15. Crystal ELK RIVER, MN –

    Thank you for another great learning experience 🙂

  16. Jill FRIENDSWOOD, TX –

    excellent!

  17. Perla FORT WASHINGTON, MD –

    This course is interesting and somewhat new experience for me. Thank you!

  18. Alexa HARLINGEN, TX –

    Great training

  19. Karisa UNION, KY –

    This was my favorite course, thus far.

  20. Bretta CHESHIRE, CT –

    I liked the breaking down of temperament and risk taking, it helps to evaluate individual needs and approach to risk taking

  21. King CHICAGO, IL –

    Really informative!

  22. Ashley HARVEY, IL –

    I really enjoy learning about Risk taking.

  23. Kathryn CANTON, MI –

    So glad Bowlby’s attachment theory was used in the training

  24. Francine JACKSONVILLE, NC –

    love the courses

  25. carmen FORT WORTH, TX –

    Good course

  26. Allison CHISAGO CITY, MN –

    I am extremely grateful for these courses you provide. I am able to learn material that pertains to my own class as well as my own interests. I can learn the same material quickly and without spending extra time, money and energy physically taking similar courses or even wasting time at a class simply because I needed to receive credit and not because I have any interest or is even appropriate for my age group and class.

  27. Kristina FORT MILL, SC –

    Thought the information was well presented and in depth.

  28. Samaria ELKHART, IN –

    This was very educational, I liked it a lot

  29. Shirley PFLUGERVILLE, TX –

    This was an excellent course!

  30. Venus CHICAGO, IL –

    i really gain a lot from this training and wpuld implement it in my classroom

  31. Denise MOORESVILLE, NC –

    great course

  32. Carmen MINNEAPOLIS, MN –

    I really appreciate the way that the information is present, ease to understand. I like the case studied

  33. Almira BALTIMORE, MD –

    I found material to be very helpful and interesting.

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