Understanding and Collaborating with Parents of Children with Additional Needs (Synchronous E-Learning)
Training Provider: NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT
Course Reference: TGS-2023018655
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About This Course
This short course sets the context for the collaboration with parents and focuses on the techniques and strategies when working with parents of children with additional needs in the early childhood classrooms. In Singapore, these children attend both the early intervention and regular early childhood programmes. The main features of effective collaborative working relationship when working with parents of children with additional needs will be introduced. The course also examines the principles and recommends strategies when working with parents who are in denial, dissatisfied, non-participative and resistant.
What You'll Learn
On completion of this course, learners will be able to:
1. Apply understanding of parents’ emotional experiences in their collaborative work;
2. Identify features of effective working relationships with parents of children with additional needs;
3. Recognise characteristics and strategies in relation to parents who are in denial;
4. Examine strategies when working with parents who are non-participative;
5. Identify conflict resolution strategies when managing anger and resistant; and
6. Examine the role of the evaluation worksheet in documenting collaboration.
1. Apply understanding of parents’ emotional experiences in their collaborative work;
2. Identify features of effective working relationships with parents of children with additional needs;
3. Recognise characteristics and strategies in relation to parents who are in denial;
4. Examine strategies when working with parents who are non-participative;
5. Identify conflict resolution strategies when managing anger and resistant; and
6. Examine the role of the evaluation worksheet in documenting collaboration.
Entry Requirements
- Be ECDA-certified as L1/L2 teacher
- Currently employed in a childcare (with infant care) registered or licensed with ECDA
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