Understanding the Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale (ECERS-3)

(61 customer reviews)

This course provides an introduction to the most recent revision of the Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale (ECERS) and is intended primarily for early childhood professionals whose programs are or may be subject to quality ratings by program monitors, regulatory agencies, or other formal observers. If you are an early childhood professional, this course will help you understand the basics about what ECERS observers look for during the observation period and how you can use the ECERS as a guide to improve the quality and effectiveness of your program.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

61 reviews for Understanding the Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale (ECERS-3)

  1. valerie AUGUSTA, GA –

    this course very helpful

  2. Marlen ROSWELL, GA –

    i like this course

  3. Briana DOUGLASVILLE, GA –

    Overall I am satisfied with this course.

  4. Nerissa BLOOOMFIELD, NJ –

    great topics

  5. Christine MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ –

    very informative

  6. michel ALPHARETTA, GA –

    Great training

  7. Nelly CHANDLER, AZ –

    Great class

  8. Sharon WESLEY CHAPEL, FL –

    Good content

  9. Sharon WESLEY CHAPEL, FL –

    Good content

  10. Mayra NOGALES, AZ –

    All the information is good and useful for my classroom

  11. Gregoria FUQUAY VARINA, NC –

    Great information

  12. Michelle CONWAY, AR –

    Love these courses

  13. Melonie CONWAY, AR –

    Great Course

  14. Connie LEESBURG, GA –

    Great content

  15. Raegan BISCOE, AR –

    great course

  16. Briana WILLMAR, MN –

    Excellent

  17. Karen DECATUR, GA –

    I really enjoyed this course the most.

  18. marisol FORT MYERS, FL –

    I learned a lot

  19. Pamela PRINCETON, NC –

    Great course

  20. Yumiko PALM BAY, FL –

    It is very helpful and learned about how intereact and teach children

  21. Katherine SMITHSBURG, MD –

    This was a good course to teach me about the ECERS-3

  22. Roxanne NOGALES, AZ –

    I am thankful we can work independently on this and take as many courses as needed.

  23. Melvis AUBURN, GA –

    son cursos muy especificos para el aerea de cuidado de niños

  24. Alexis BALTIMORE, MD –

    Thanks for this course. I have truly learned alot!

  25. Kathy TIFTON, GA –

    I enjoyed the class

  26. MARITZA DARDANELLE, AR –

    this course was great ! learned alot about ecers !

  27. Marcy CYPRESS, TX –

    Thank you for all of the information

  28. Sonia COLUMBUS, GA –

    Excellent course

  29. Yaniris QUEENS VILLAGE, NY –

    excellent training

  30. jasmine GREENWICH, CT –

    This was very informative and was my favorite training. This was great for classroom reflection and improvement as well as seeing what areas are most solid.

  31. Bethania BRONX, NY –

    very good information to teachers to be prepared for the observation

  32. Sandra BRONX, NY –

    The content of the course is very informative.

  33. Nellie MARIETTA, GA –

    I think that this should be a mandatory training for everyone working in a childcare setting.

  34. Dejun BELMONT, NC –

    Thank you, excellent course

  35. christa ALEDO, IL –

    very throuough – i went to a full day training about ecers-3 and this seemed to sum it up better in the 4 hours:)

  36. Luvone CHICAGO, IL –

    I have learned during taking this course.

  37. Michele AURORA, CO –

    I am always so pleased with all the courses I take through CCEI. It is my favorite way to further my learning in the Early Childhood field.

  38. Donna SPARKS, NV –

    This had great information, as my center is just starting the process of going through the ECERS program. I’ve done this through a different center years ago, and truly think it will be beneficial for the center I’m at now.

  39. Karen DUBUQUE, IA –

    it was great!

  40. Erika LUMBERTON, NC –

    This was a very imformative course.

  41. kimberly BETHEL, CT –

    It gave me more insight to my profession and positive reflections

  42. Christine TOMS RIVER, NJ –

    I found the course very helpful.

  43. Gael DUBUQUE, IA –

    Great training

  44. Virginia LOUISVILLE, KY –

    Excellent course that provided many topics for discussion and several ways to improve our program!!

  45. Celita NORCROSS, GA –

    this training help me to understand the important of the environments in the care centers

  46. Melisa AURORA, CO –

    great overview and tips on using the ECERS-3

  47. Swaintesha WASHINGTON, NC –

    I am appreciative of this course being provided.

  48. Sharon BREMERTON, WA –

    Nice class and I would recommend it.

  49. Sirmin WOODSIDE, NY –

    overall it was good

  50. Milagros BROOKLYN, NY –

    Great source

  51. JoAnn BANGOR, PA –

    This course really made me think! Very challenging but I learned alot that way!

  52. Connie CONWAY, AR –

    Very informative. Great course.

  53. Alberta ALEXANDRIA, VA –

    Lots of information great

  54. Vikki LOS ANGELES, CA –

    Very in depth training

  55. Rocio GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO –

    All information is very helpful

  56. Donna COMMERCE CITY, CO –

    This was so very helpful! We will be using this tool when we go through our next rating.

  57. Latanya ESSEX, MD –

    I truly enjoyed this course because it encouraged me to focus on the small things that you might think aren’t important.

  58. Belynda CONWAY, AR –

    Good course.

  59. Jessica WOODSIDE, NY –

    clear information

  60. Maggie OAK CREEK, CO –

    It was a great course

  61. Belynda CONWAY, AR –

    It was great.

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