30-Hours Diploma in Early Childhood Brain Development and Growth
Credit hours
3
The first years of life shape the brain in lasting ways, and this programme explains how. Learners study key stages of brain development, the influence of genetics and environment, sensory experience, attachment, language and motor skills. A unit on nutrition and physical activity rounds it out, making it useful for parents and early years practitioners.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Early Childhood Brain Development
- 02Key Stages of Brain Development in Early Childhood
- 03The Role of Genetics and Environment in Brain Growth
- 04Sensory Experiences and Cognitive Development
- 05The Importance of Attachment and Emotional Development
- 06Language Development and its Impact on Brain Function
- 07Motor Skills Development and Brain Growth
- 08Nutrition and Physical Activity in Early Brain Development
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