You have chosen ASQ to use as your developmental screening tool; it is now time to learn more about it! This training will give you the knowledge you need to use this tool, interpret the information, score the results, and provide information to the parents regarding referrals and follow-up activities.
Participants will discover how to become more intentional about what they are doing. They will discuss indicators of effective curriculum and learn simple guidelines for infusing STEM in their child care program.
This MSDE-designed workshop will teach providers what they need to know when administering medication to children. Learn how to give oral, topical, inhaled, and emergency medicines to infants and children; how to keep accurate records; regulations for hygiene, safety, and measurement.
Participants will discover how to become more intentional about what they are doing. They will discuss indicators of effective curriculum and learn simple guidelines for infusing STEM in their child care program.
Participants will be able to define “developmentally appropriate practice” and describe how this term applies to infant and toddler care. Participants will be able to plan daily routines and experiences (curriculum) that support infant and toddler development throughout the day.
Participants will be able to define “developmentally appropriate practice” and describe how this term applies to infant and toddler care. Participants will be able to plan daily routines and experiences (curriculum) that support infant and toddler development throughout the day.
Hands on computer workshop designed to give providers the basics on computer desktop and icons, how to print documents and attach documents to email, and how to create a Microsoft Word document to use for their Child Care Programs.
This workshop will provide an overview of the NAFCC accreditation process. Family Child Care providers will learn the benefits of an accreditation process and how to access state funds to help pay for accreditation.
This MSDE-designed workshop will teach providers what they need to know when administering medication to children. Learn how to give oral, topical, inhaled, and emergency medicines to infants and children; how to keep accurate records; regulations for hygiene, safety, and measurement.
