What is Developmentally Appropriate Practice
Developmentally Appropriate Practice
What Do We Need to Consider Using DAP and the Sequence of DAP
How Children Develop
Lesson Planning with DAP
Developmentally Appropriate Practices are at the heart of what we do in early care and education. Understanding child development is critical for effective teaching, lesson planning, and assessing children's skill development.
Courses defines and explains Developmentally Appropriate Practices
Participants will discover the sequence of how a child develops through the domains in early care standards.
Participants will practice choosing curricular activities that are appropriate for children in their classrooms
Course discusses developmentally appropriate practices for children with disabililties and dual language learner.
Participants may want to use part of their curriculum to support choosing lesson plan activities in the course.
Participants have 14 days to complete course once purchased.
Participants learn individualized instruction for all children. Observer bias is discussed, and strategies are given to increase objectivity in observing & assessing children's skill levels. Practical scenarios are included: theory to practice.
$20
Participants discuss the Pyramid Model of social-emotional development in children. Understanding the "Form" & "Function" of behavior is key to effectively supporting children. Participants reflect on techniques that support their own regulation.
$20
This Home Visiting: Child Observation and Weekly Planning course discusses the unique role home visiting plays in providing services to children and families. Participants learn about the child observations, assessment, and weekly lesson planning.
$15
