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Program for Infant and Toddler Care (PITC) of Iowa Online!

Audience:

  • Child Development Homes
  • Child Care Center Administrators
  • Child Care Center Infant and Toddler Classroom Teachers



4 Stand-Alone Modules

Select the topics that best meet

your learning needs and interests!


10 Hours Per Module

Iowa Health and Services training credit!

(6 hours of virtual online credit

4 hours of self-study credit)*


Both Must Be Completed.

Partial Credit Is Not Given.


*The self-study portion is completed

during the week of the appropriate session.

 
 

Multiple Series Available!


To enroll, click on the start date that works for your schedule!


Note: Each schedule is a series and has multiple dates.

Module 1: Social - Emotional Growth and Socialization


This five-lesson series will allow participants

to gain an understanding of the importance

of developing positive relationships with

young children.


Session Topics Include:

  • Session 1: Getting in Tune with Infants and Toddlers
  • Session 2: Temperaments
  • Session 3: Social - Emotional Milestones and Responsive Caregiving
  • Session 4: Understanding Children's Behaviors
  • Session 5: Guidance and Discipline


Module 2: Group Care



This five-session series examines the role of routines, primary care, and responsive environments in supporting children's development and individualized care within group settings.


Session Topics Include:

  • Session 1: Routines as Curriculum
  • Session 2: Primary Care/Continuity of Care
  • Session 3: Environments 1
  • Session 4: Environments 2
  • Session 5: Making It Happen: Small Groups and Individualized Care

Module 3: Learning and Development


This five-lesson series will allow participants

to gain an understanding of how infants

and toddlers develop, and how to optimize

their learning.


Session Topics Include:

  • Session 1: Principles in Facilitating Early Learning
  • Session 2: Discoveries of Infancy
  • Session 3: Brain Development in Infancy
  • Session 4: Special Needs
  • Session 5: Language Development, Communication, and Culture


Module 4: Behaviors and Protective Factors


This five-lesson series will allow participants

to gain an understanding of how families, cultures, and personal views affect a

caregiving relationship.


Session Topics Include:

  • Session 1: Culture, Family, and Providers
  • Session 2: Harmonizing Cultural Diversity for Sensitive Infant Care
  • Session 3: Responding to Families in Culturally Sensitive Ways
  • Session 4: Protective Urges
  • Session 5: Acknowledge, Ask, and Adapt

Interested in participating in IQ4K?

This training may help meet those requirements! Reach out to CCR&R staff for more information about creating a professional development plan!

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Funding provided by the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services

through the Child Care and Development Fund


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