The Power of Guidance and Managing Behavior in Early Childhood Education

Description

The purpose of this course is to empower educators, caregivers, and anyone working with young children to manage behaviors effectively while fostering a supportive and positive learning environment. It focuses on replacing traditional punitive discipline methods with constructive guidance techniques. By understanding the reasons behind children’s actions, participants will gain the tools to teach life skills, build self-esteem, and promote emotional growth.Through this course, participants will learn:

• The Difference Between Discipline and Guidance: Understand why guidance focuses on teaching and growth rather than punishment.
• How to Identify and Respond to Behaviors: Learn to distinguish between misbehavior and mistaken behavior, tailoring responses to support the child’s development.
• Strategies to Create Positive Classroom Environments: Develop environments where children feel safe, valued, and understood.
• Techniques for Building Relationships: Strengthen connections with children, families, and other educators for better collaboration and outcomes.
• Conflict Resolution and Problem-Solving Skills: Master tools for addressing challenging situations in a way that teaches children how to manage emotions and resolve conflicts.
• Alternatives to Punishment: Discover methods that promote internal control, empathy, and positive social interactions.By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to guide children with confidence and compassion, helping them grow into respectful, self-assured individuals.

Level 2 Core Content: 4 CDA : 3 Training Hours: 3