30-Hours Professional Diploma in Early Childhood Anger Management
Credit hours
3
Why young children become angry, and how adults can respond, is the focus here. Learners look at psychological and biological causes, warning signs, emotional regulation and conflict resolution, as well as handling tantrums and aggressive behaviour. Parents, carers and early years educators will find practical ways to build emotional intelligence and calmer environments.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Anger in Early Childhood
- 02Psychological and Biological Causes of Anger in Children
- 03Recognising the Signs of Anger in Children
- 04Coping Mechanisms and Emotional Regulation Techniques
- 05Role of Parents, Caregivers, and Educators in Anger Management
- 06Developing Emotional Intelligence in Early Childhood
- 07Conflict Resolution Strategies for Young Children
- 08Managing Aggressive Behaviour and Tantrums
- 09Creating Supportive Environments for Emotional Growth
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