30-Hours Diploma in Emotional Intelligence in Early Childhood
Credit hours
3
Emotional development from birth to age eight is explored, along with the role caregivers play in helping children regulate their feelings. Learners look at building self-awareness and empathy, supportive learning environments, emotional literacy and managing difficult emotions and behaviour. Cultural and social influences are also covered, making it relevant to early years staff and parents.
What you'll cover
- 01Foundations of Emotional Intelligence in Early Childhood
- 02Understanding Emotional Development from Birth to Age Eight
- 03The Role of Caregivers in Emotional Regulation
- 04Promoting Self-Awareness and Empathy in Young Children
- 05Building Emotionally Supportive Learning Environments
- 06Identifying and Managing Challenging Emotions and Behaviours
- 07Communication Strategies for Emotional Literacy
- 08Cultural and Social Influences on Emotional Development
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