I like looking at how the videos on Khan academy are done for young children. I’m not a fan of khan kids, but you can still find early math and kindergarten on the regular khan site.

Anonymous wrote:I found a couple online courses at Transforming Early Childhood Education (transformingece.com) and PBS teachers. The first has short two hour seminars for ages zero to three.

Has anyone done these courses?

OP here. These were great! Very interesting and full of ideas.

Anonymous wrote:I’ve used prosolutionstraining.com
Courses are $10.

Thank you! OP here and tried these thanks to you. Great!

Anonymous wrote:Pikler USA
https://pikler.org/upcoming-training/

RIE (Resources for Infant Educarers)
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rie-31st-annual-infant-toddler-conference-for-parents-and-professionals-tickets-116642066561

RIE also has a Nurturing Nanny course which I highly recommend!

Nanny here

I’ll definitely check these out!

Pikler USA
https://pikler.org/upcoming-training/

RIE (Resources for Infant Educarers)
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rie-31st-annual-infant-toddler-conference-for-parents-and-professionals-tickets-116642066561

RIE also has a Nurturing Nanny course which I highly recommend!

Nanny here

I’ve used prosolutionstraining.com
Courses are $10.

I already have my degree but I know local community colleges have online classes available in ECE and ECD. And they’re always inexpensive.

I found a couple online courses at Transforming Early Childhood Education (transformingece.com) and PBS teachers. The first has short two hour seminars for ages zero to three.

Has anyone done these courses?

I’m a nanny who self-quarantines on weekends so I have lots of free time! I’d love to find online courses that talk about teaching pre-math skill particularly since my toddler change seems to be so interested in numbers and math concepts but would be interested in any course dealing with early education.

Thanks!