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Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Coping with Changes: Social-Emotional Learning Through Play
This online course explored the basic elements of Learning through Play, age-sensitive social emotional learning and mental health and psychosocial support. The course covered topics such as - Learning through Play - Holistic skill development - Adversity/resilience - Social Support - Identification of distress - Predictability and Child Development - Perspective-taking - Adults wellbeing
9 weeks, 2 hours per week
Amy Jo Dowd
Head of Evidence,
The LEGO Foundation
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Apply social emotional learning through Play in practise
- Identify how we learn through play
- Demonstrate strategies to support a child’s learning through play in relation to social-emotional learning
- Explain Mental Health Psychosocial Support and Social Emotional Learning
- Demonstrate mitigation strategies
- Identify the challenges children may face in transitions back and forth from remote learning/homes to in-person/schools during crisis
- Develop routines to create a sense of normalcy through rapid transitions and changes
- Apply strategies to collaborate with other adults to create consistency across a child’s social-ecological system
- Explain why adult wellbeing is important for children
- Demonstrate stress management strategies, including mindfulness, individual and social strategies
- Explore the different phases of brain development and the potential effects of crisis on their social, emotional, and cognitive development
- Apply psychosocial support for children in early childhood
- Design their own age-sensitive activities to support children in crisis
Syllabus
- Foundations of Learning through Play
- Importance of MHPSS / SEL in Crisis
- Adult Wellbeing
- Age sensitive SEL knowledge and activities
- Coping with Changes and Transitions
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Issued on 20th January 2021
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