Child Care Programming - School Age (non-credit) - Online - School of Continuing Education, University Of Wisconsin

	Child Care Programming - School Age (non-credit)

	Study childcare programming for school-age children (ages 5-12 years) as it relates to the child's social milieu: family, community and child care center. Learn to comparatively examine childcare programs and their supporting theories. To receive Registry certificate, all course assignments must be completed within the course timeline. Course is a DCF Approved school-age only equivalent to Skills and Strategies for the Child Care Teacher. This course is offered in partnership with the UWM Center for Early Childhood Professional Development and Leadership.
More ▼ Study child care programming for school-age children 9ages 5-12 years) as it relates to the child's social milieu: family, community, and child care center. Comparatively examine child care programs and their supporting theories. To receive Registry certificate, all course assignments must be completed withing the course time line. Course is a DCF Approved school-age only equivalent to Skills and Strategies for the Child Care Teacher. Course offered in partnership with UWM Center for Early Childhood Professional Development and Leadership. Learning Outcomes Understand the design of appropriate learning environments and activities using various methods, services, and resources. Ability to use a broad collection of effective teaching/learning strategies, tools and accommodations to meet individual needs and enhance development in after-school settings. Close ▲ Benefits and Learning Outcomes ▼ Understand the design of appropriate learning environments and activities using various methods, services, and resources Ability to use a broad collection of effective teaching/learning strategies, tools, and accommodations to meet individual needs and enhance development in afterschool settings Close ▲



	Dates and locations to be announced. Fee: $180 CEUs: 4.5

	Email us with your interest, contact:
		Mark Krueger, Professor, markkrue@uwm.edu, 414-227-3138 Quinn Wilder, qwild@uwm.edu, 414-227-3172 Rick Flowers, Program Manager , rflowers@uwm.edu, 414-227-3358 Gevon M. Daynuah, Program Manager, daynuah@uwm.edu, 414-227-3351 Cheryl Baldwin, Assistant Professor/Director, baldwic@uwm.edu, 414-227-3180

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