Programas curriculares de capacitación

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Los Programas curriculares de capacitación están diseñados para que los capacitadores calificados impartan enseñanza a los profesionales de educación y cuidado de niños pequeños. Cada currículo puede usarse solo y tiene sus propios objetivos de aprendizaje y materiales para distribuirlos a los participantes de la capacitación.

Son simples de usar y se pueden enseñar los temas fácilmente con instrucciones y sugerencias escritas en las hojas de los capacitadores.

Asthma Information Packet for Early Care and Education Providers

The Asthma Information Packet was developed to assist early care and education (ECE) providers to learn more about asthma and how to better care for children with asthma in their programs. The Asthma Information Packet is comprised of three major components.

California Training Institute Curriculum for Child Care Health Advocates

The First Edition of the California Training Institute curriculum for Child Care Health Advocates is a 3-day curriculum with 18 modules developed for Early Care and Education (ECE) professionals to become Child Care Health Advocates (CCHAs). California is the only state that has a training curriculum specifically for CCHAs. It is intended to provide knowledge and resources for people interested in serving as CCHAs in ECE programs. People who become CCHAs include teachers, assistant teachers, family child care providers, home visitors, and family or parent service workers. People who are seeking to become CCHAs should learn to assess and prioritize health and safety needs; develop plans and monitor compliance; and honestly and openly communicate with families, coworkers and administrators.

California Training Institute Curriculum for Child Care Health Consultants

The First Edition of the California Training Institute curriculum for Child Care Health Consultants is a 6-day curriculum with 17 modules developed for health professionals to become Child Care Health Consultants. The content is primarily based on the National Training Institute for Child Care Health Consultants and includes additional information on California regulations, staff health, cultural competence, etc. The curriculum is free to download or for purchase through our publications order form (PDF; 105KB; 4pp).

Child Care Lead Poisoning Prevention Curricula

Lead poisoning is still a serious threat to the health of young children. This curriculum was created for the early care and education field to inform providers about lead poisoning hazards in the environment and to offer ways to protect children in their care.

Health & Safety in the Child Care Setting: Promoting Children's Oral Health

his oral health curriculum is written for anyone working in the field of early care and education with an interest in promoting oral health and protecting Early Childhood Caries, including Child Care Health Consultants, Child Care Health Advocates, School Nurses, Public Health Nurses and others in training/leadership positions. This curriculum provides up-to-date information and strategies about oral health that are specific to infants and young children. It also provides effective and practical lesson plans for child care providers, parents and children.

Healthy Beverages in Early Care & Education

These training materials were created for the early care and education field to inform providers about why drinks are important to children's health, best practices for serving drinks in child care programs, and the four key messages in the California Healthy Beverages in Child Care Act (AB 2084). Links to online Healthy Beverages training in English and Spanish are available.

Instructor's Guide to a Curriculum for Child Care Health Advocates

he Instructor’s Guide to A Curriculum for Child Care Health Advocates is designed to enable trainers to effectively and efficiently implement the Curriculum developed by the California Training Institute. It is comprised of 18 individual Instructor’s Guides that accompany the 18 topics, or modules, in the Curriculum. Each of the 18 Instructor’s Guides is designed to stand alone or to be used with the other Instructor’s Guides.

Prevention of Infectious Disease in the Child Care Setting

When parents are asked what is the most important thing they look for when seeking child care, a healthy and safe environment is at the top of the list. This curriculum will help early care and education providers create healthy environments and teach healthy habits to the children in their programs.

Prevention of Infectious Disease and Injuries (Student Edition)

This manual is a special student edition consisting of the handouts from Health and Safety in the Child Care Setting: A Curriculum for the Training of Child Care Providers. Both modules, Prevention of Infectious Disease and Prevention of Injuries, were first published in 1998 to be used by qualified health and safety trainers to fulfill part of the learning needs and licensing requirements of early care and education providers (Health and Safety Code, Section 1596.866) in California. This handbook provides trainers with the complete set of handouts for reproducing and distributing to students. Available in CD format only (English or Spanish).

Prevention of Injuries in the Child Care Setting

This updated and revised edition of Prevention of Injuries will help early care and education providers understand how injuries happen, and how by planning ahead and taking simple precautions, most injuries can be avoided.

Infant and Toddler Feeding Recommendations for Family Child Care Home Providers

Tools for Effective Training

Because CCHP works with many trainers, we have developed this guide to effective training. This curriculum guides trainers through each step of the presentation, offering methods of effective communication and ways to improve the quality of trainings. The curriculum includes icebreaker activities, tips on preparing flip charts and working with equipment, suggestions for increasing questions from participants, and how to work with groups.

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Programas curriculares de capacitación