This professional development workshop offers educators and caregivers deep insights into play-based approaches for understanding children's behavior. Participants will explore how play serves as a primary language for children, allowing them to express complex emotions and needs. Through interactive sessions, attendees will learn practical techniques to interpret behavioral cues and foster positive development. This event is an essential opportunity for those dedicated to improving their support systems for children in a nurturing environment.
What to Expect
An engaging, interactive session focused on evidence-based play strategies for child behavioral support.
Who Should Attend
- Educators
- Counselors
- Parents
- Childcare providers
- Social workers
Agenda Overview
The session covers theoretical foundations of play-based therapy and practical classroom or home applications.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Fletcher Technical Community College · Educational Institution
A community college providing academic and technical programs in South Louisiana.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should attend?
Educators, counselors, and parents interested in child development.
Where is it held?
Fletcher Technical Community College, Schriever, LA.
Is registration required?
Yes, please check the official event page for ticket details.
What is the focus?
Understanding child behavior through play-based approaches.
Is there a fee?
Please refer to the event registration link for pricing.
Are CEUs available?
Check with the organizer for professional credit information.
Tags
Education
Childcare
Workshop
Schriever
Professional Development
Play Therapy
Summary
A workshop on play-based strategies for understanding child behavior at Fletcher Technical Community College.
Reference:
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Highlights
- Play-based methodology
- Behavioral analysis
- Child development insights
- Practical application
- Professional networking
- Expert-led instruction
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