3 Hours
CDA Area: Advancing children’s physical and intellectual development
Ohio Approved – L1
Everything that you do as an early childhood educator commands a commitment to professionalism. We will look at how to educate young children with intentionality and reflection, make ethical decisions, articulate your values, vision, and passion, and how to advocate for children and families.
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Professionalism in Early Childhood Programs – Online Self Paced
$30.00
3 Hours
CDA Area: Advancing children’s physical and intellectual development
Ohio Approved – L1
Everything that you do as an early childhood educator commands a commitment to professionalism. We will look at how to educate young children with intentionality and reflection, make ethical decisions, articulate your values, vision, and passion, and how to advocate for children and families.
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