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Assessing Child Care Business Practices
$10.50
Early Childhood Programs for Multilingual Children
$10.50
HIV/AIDS Awareness & Bloodborne Pathogens Package
4 Hours
$40.00
Discovery of Math
$10.50
Methods for Enhancing Intellectual Development
$21.00
Children's Temperament
$10.50
Childhood Anger and Anger Management
$10.50
Multiculturalism
$10.50
Cross Cultural Communication
$21.00
Experiencing Music in the Classroom
$10.50
Stress Management
$10.50
Early Literacy
$10.50
Working With Children With Disabilities
$10.50
Stranger and Separation Anxiety
$10.50
Learning My A B Cs
$31.50
Positive Solutions for Challenging Behaviors
$21.00
Workplace Communication
$10.50
Using the Arts as a Teaching Tool
$10.50
Working and Communicating with Families
$10.50
Using Visual Arts to Enhance Development
$10.50
Using Portfolios in Early Childhood Programs
$21.00
Use of Puppetry and Plays
$31.50
Understanding Attention Deficit Disorders
$21.00
Transitioning to Kindergarten
$31.50
Time Management
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Protecting Children Against Infectious Diseases: The Importance of Immunizations
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Teaching Preschool Math Using Manipulatives
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Teaching Science to Young Children
$10.50
Teaching Basic Social Skills
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Teaching Tolerance
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Surviving Toddlerhood
$21.00
Stress in Young Children
$21.00
Stages of Social and Emotional Development in Toddlers
$10.50
Stages of Social and Emotional Development in Preschoolers
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Stages of Social and Emotional Development in Infants
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Stages of Physical Growth and Development in Toddlers
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Stages of Physical Growth and Development in Preschoolers
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Stages of Physical Growth and Development in Infants
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Stages of Cognitive Development in Toddlers
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Stages of Cognitive Development in Preschoolers
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Stages of Cognitive Development in Infants
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Staffing Child Care Programs
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Special Interest Centers
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Special Care Inclusion
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Social Skills for School Age Children
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The CDA is a National credential awarded to early childhood professionals who have shown they have met the beginning level CDA competencies needed for working with young children. It is a significant accomplishment and an option for starting a successful career in early childhood education.
A Child Development Associates (CDA) is a Credential awarded by the Council of Professional Recognition in Washington D.C. The process to obtain a National CDA Credential is the same regardless of where, or how, you complete the required 120 hours of CDA Training. The CDA Credential is acknowledged and accepted Nationwide and serves as proof that the person holding the CDA is an educated, qualified, childcare professional. |
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A CDA is a National credential which means that you can take it with you when you move from state to state. In many states child careteachers must have a CDA to work with young children. Government programs, such as Head Start, require a CDA Credential. In some states, the CDA Credential meets the entry level educational requirements to become a Director or Program Supervisor of a child care center, or licensed home child care.
On average, students complete the full CDA Credential process in about one year. However, a CDA Credential can be achieved in as little as 3 to 4 months for highly motivated students.
The Child Development Associate Credential (CDA) meets the educational requirements to be a director of a child care center in Washington State, or a preschool or Headstart teacher in any state. |
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