
Back to Basics!
Whether you are a new teacher or a seasoned pro, this course is for you!

Whether you are a new teacher or a seasoned pro, this course is for you!

This self-paced course introduces early childhood inclusion and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) for educators working with children ages 0-5.

Early literacy skills promote reading and writing development.

Social emotional development is vital for a child’s success in life, and it begins at birth.

This training teaches early childhood educators and others how to respond to and manage illness and injuries in a child or infant during the first few minutes until professional help arrives.

Did you know that one out of four children in preschool settings are learning two or more languages at home?

This interactive training for FCCH educators explores real-life situations and common challenges faced in family child care settings.

This course will provide participants with a deep dive on the NC Foundations, including how they are structured and how to implement them in early childhood settings.

An overview of SIDS, identification of SIDS risk factors, and descriptions of ways to reduce the risk of SIDS in child care will be shared. Participation in this training meets ITS-SIDS training requirements. Anyone who works in an infant room is required to attend this training.

Explore why children tattle and how teachers can respond in ways that build self-regulation, problem-solving, and connection.

This course will provide participants with a deep dive on the NC Foundations, including how they are structured and how to implement them in early childhood settings.

This training teaches early childhood educators and others how to respond to and manage illness and injuries in a child or infant during the first few minutes until professional help arrives.