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Developing Your Plan for Training
A PITC Training Session
Format: 2½ hour session, 30-40 participants, mini-lecture with overheads, questions and answers, small group work on training projects.
In addition to the major content sessions, each module training institute concludes with a session that focuses on adult learning concepts and strategies as well as on building a community of learners. During this session, faculty work with participants to review the content and training strategies presented in each of the module’s sessions. Participants have an opportunity to clarify topics and discuss issues that they may encounter when they train with the PITC information and materials. Time is allotted for participants to work in small groups to begin creating lesson plans for their certification papers and for their use in training infant care teachers.
Related Module(s):
I Social-Emotional Growth and Socialization
II Group Care
III Learning and Development
IV Culture, Family, and Providers
Related Resources:
Article The Unique Challenges of the Family Child Care Provider: Implication for Professional Development
Handout Building a Community of Learners
Handout Facilitators are...
Handout Ideas For Your Consideration Adult Learning and Training Strategies
Handout Learning Experiences
Handout Presentation Ideas
Handout Resource List- Adult Learning
Handout Roles and Responsibilities of Trainers
Handout Some Thoughts on Teaching Adults
Handout Summary of Sessions Creating a Community of Learners
Handout Ways to Use Readings in Your Trainings
 
 

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