Provider Training
The Minnesota Department of Human Services requires that licensed providers receive a minimum of 8 hours of
trainings per year. To date, I have completed 220 hours of training. A complete portfolio with certificates from workshops
is available for review upon request. Below I have listed a few of the training topics. A complete portfolio of training
records is available during an interview. Apple Tree assistants also have exceeded the minimum of 8 hours per year.
Health related topics
- Pediatric CPR and first aid
- Social and emotional development
- Signs and symptoms of illness
- Nutrition and food preparation safety
- Asthma 101 present by the American
Lung Association
- SIDS/Shaken baby
- Disease prevention
- Child passenger restraint
- Children's mental health and learning
disabilities
- Early identification of autism
spectrum disorder
- Sensory processing
- Child abuse and neglect presented
by Patty Wetterling
Guidance
- Redirecting children's behavior
- Guidance and behavior management
- Guidance tips presented by author
David Walsh
- Managing environments
- The Nutured Heart Approach
Teaching topics
- Developing curriculum
- Child development
- Creating successful learning
environments
- Kindergarten readiness
- Observation in the classroom
- Art process
- Creating curriculum for a multi-aged
group
- On-site infant/toddler professional
consultation
- Early childhood sign language
- Enhancing language through literacy
Other helpful topics
- Professional development
- Assessing program quality
- Communicating with families
- Toilet teaching
- Dakota County licensing supervision
courses
- Making more of childhood routines
- Understanding parenting styles
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