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Care Courses offers distance-learning courses for child care providers and parents. Use our childcare professional development clock hours for most US States continuing education inservice requirements and registries, for CDA Certification (Child Development Associate Credential), for CDA Renewal and for NAC Renewal. All our professional development courses give both Clock Hours and IACET CEUs.
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2 Clock Hours / 0.2 CEUs
Toilet Learning Course Description:
This course applies to toddlers.
Manage this important step in young children's development in a positive way that will ensure their cooperation and success. Includes coordinating with parents and information about toilet learning and special needs, including autism. See the course topics listed below for more information on what is covered.
Learning Outcomes: After completing Toilet Learning you will be able to distinguish between the signs that a child may be ready to start toilet learning and the signs that a child is ready to start toilet learning, describe effective toilet-learning techniques, and explain how to coordinate the toilet-learning process with parents.
Please note: You need only ONE of the formats listed above. Choose either CourseBook OR Online Course format.
Topics Covered in Toilet Learning:
- Why we use the term “toilet learning” rather than “toilet training”
- The caregiver's role in young children's toilet learning
- When to start toilet learning
- How to prepare children for toilet learning
- Effective toilet-learning techniques
- Effective hand and toileting hygiene
- Behaviors to avoid
- Tips for working together with parents
- Information to help you support toilet learning for children with autism
- Helpful ways to handle accidents
Prerequisites: Must be able to fluently read and write English.
Instructional methodology: Read written material; view videos; listen to audio segments.
Assessment methods: Multiple choice quiz and written assignments.
Student Comments on Toilet Learning:
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went well with my training course; Toilet Learning. It was very
informative and I love the concept of toilet learning as opposed to
"toilet training". I shared some of the information with a parent
concerning saving the cost of pull ups over regular disposable diapers.
Her son really does not have the desire to use the potty nor does he
have the ability to control his bladder or bowel movements. He is big
for his age and she still prefers his wearing pull ups. So I am ok with
her choice, but I have changed my focus on his toilet learning while in
my care. Thanks for a great course - Owings Mill, Maryland
I love all the Care Courses I have taken. I am in the process of taking three of your courses and find them extremely helpful. Also I have shared some of the suggestions regarding potty training with one of my families. Their little one although 3 years old has had no interest in potty training and they were a bit worried when they were seeing no results at all. I wanted to be a support to them but felt he was not ready for toilet training yet and did not want the little one to get frustrated. After reading some of the information I suggested, they realized that he is just not ready for toilet training at this time. They have decided to be patient and wait a couple of months before trying again. WHEW!! Thank you for some great info. - Westminster, Colorado
I have really enjoy taking the courses [Biting Hurts!, Toilet Learning] so far!! I am currently renewing my license after a long leave from ECE. I wish I had this years ago!!! I love the information and it has proven to be so helpful to me and the other staff!!! I feel like I want to take each one as they all apply to everyday life in our daycare day. Thank you !!! - Fernie, British Columbia
Course completion deadline: This training expires 12 months from the date of purchase. Courses must be successfully completed by their expiration date in order for the student to receive a certificate.
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Care Courses currently offers over 60 professional development courses and one non-credit training tutorial on the CDA process. All courses offer clock hours and an official online certificate of completion. The free CDA tutorial does not offer clock hours or a certificate.
Care Courses' course tuition entitles one person to receive the clock hours granted by a course upon successful completion. Bundle pricing covers tuition for all the courses included in a bundle.
To receive the CEUs and Clock Hours for a course, you must adhere to and sign our honor code, follow directions on written assignments and show comprehension of the course content. You must make 70% or better on all course quizzes. Less than 70% will result in trainer review and evaluation. If review indicates the need for discussion, you will be informed that you must speak with a trainer. You will be given a second chance to make 70% or better. Should you fail to do so, you will receive a letter indicating that you did not pass the course and may not retake the course for 12 months.
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