
Child Psychology - Managing Development
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Child Psychology - Managing Development
This free online course teaches child psychology, cognitive abilities and social-emotional development at varying ages.
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- Avg. Duration1.5-3 Hours
- Available Languages (2)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Describe the importance of understanding children's psychology
- Discuss the five essential areas of the children's psychological development in detail
- Analyze the essential milestones in a child's psychological development
- Describe the four critical aspects of a child's psychological development
- Outline the two primary theories regarding personality development
- Classify various significant psychological disorders in children according to their symptoms
- Contrast the different approaches of interacting with children with psychological disorders
- Classify the behavioural therapies for specific psychological disorders
- Define the importance of understanding child psychology for teachers
- Indicate the psychological approaches to be taken by teachers
- Classify different styles of learning categories among the children
- Outline expected traits along with activities to enhance the psychosocial development of children
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