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Environment

Learn how to create a safe space for children and how to construct learning areas in and out of the classroom that promotes development, ensures safety and adheres to safety standards.
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Course Info
CDA / NAEYC
Instructor
training HOURS
2 training/clock hours
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CEU
0.2 CEUs
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TARGET AUDIENCE
Adults
LEARNING OUTCOMES
  1. Recognize the theories of nature and nurture and how each influences individuals.
  2. Define strategies for creating a space that invites play. 
  3. Identify strategic ways of making indoor areas most conducive for learning.
  4. Identify how to arrange outdoor spaces to best meet the needs of children.
Bertelsen Education courses are internationally accredited through IACET.
This course counts towards the following CDA Core Competencies:
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1. Planning a Safe and Healthy Learning Environment
This course counts towards the following NAEYC Standard(s):
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9 - Physical Environment
Meet the instructor

Annie Strasser

Hello there! My name is Annie Strasser. I attended Brigham Young University-Idaho where I earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Child Development. I love teaching children and helping others learn more about children. A lot has changed since college. I have a family of my own now. I’m married and have two daughters, one is three and the other is one. I also am pregnant with my third child. Life is great and I wouldn’t change a thing! Having a role in a child’s life is very important! Never take for granted the impact you can have on them. But helping a child to grow and nurturing them can be a big task, I have been in your shoes and I know that when we have the right education and tools it can make a big difference.

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