Child Abuse Prevention (1 semester credit - Ashland University) - Arkansas - Renew a Teaching License from Professional Learning Board

Child Abuse Prevention (1 semester credit - Ashland University)

Protecting children is the role and responsibility of every adult. This course helps educators maintain safe and secure learning environments.

Educators need to be aware of red flags indicating a child is being abused. The first section tackles this very sensitive issue and aims to equip teachers with the essentials of recognizing and preventing abuse and trafficking.

In the second section, educators learn how to prevent and respond to bullying.

The third section focuses on trauma-informed strategies teachers can adopt to help students regulate emotions, build resilience, and thrive both within and beyond the classroom.

Online semester graduate credit courses help teachers complete continuing education requirements.

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Regionally Accredited
1 semester Credit Graduate Courses
A-F Grading
No Textbook Needed
Includes ALL Content
1 Year Access
Official Transcript in Approximately 1 Week
After completing the course, you will be directed to the university for registration.

This was an enjoyable experience that I wish I had not waited so long to take advantage of. Thank you for providing educators with this opportunity.

Dan N.
The course was good. Offered good signs to be on the lookout for.

Heather F.
All informative and easy to access.

Leah P.
I really enjoyed the course and found valuable strategies, methods and concepts to use in my classroom.

Monty B.
I really enjoyed the videos in this course. They were engaging and added essential content to this course. Thank you!

Ashley G.
Thank you so much for this resource. It met my needs and I learned new ways to deal with bullying in my classroom.

Tressa M.
Great Course. A lot of information. Really enjoyed it. Thank you.

David R.
This was a great class to take. I highly recommend teachers to take this class.

Jacqueline S
The video content in this class was excellent. It helped to be able to see how these concepts would be applied in real situations. The only drawback was that the content was a bit shallow and redundant. It would have been helpful to go into some deeper issues with bullying instead of just how to handle surface-level behavior.

Jennifer M.
The course was very informative, it was very complete and detailed about negligence and child abuse. It will definitely help me at work and it will be helpful to identify, report and to intervene.

Alicia A.

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