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Professional Development Plan

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Virtual Career Guide

MN’s Knowledge and Competency Frameworks & Companion Guides

NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct

NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct for Early Childhood Adult Educators

NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct Supplement for Program Administrators

Power to the Profession

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T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood Minnesota

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Training Requirements for Licensed Family Child Care Providers

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Health & Safety Specialist/Coach Requirements – Initial

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Inclusion Coaches/Consultant Requirements – Initial

Inclusion Coach/Consultant Requirements – Renewal

Infant CLASS Coach Requirements

Infant-Toddler Specialist/Coach Requirements – Initial

Infant-Toddler Specialist/Coach Requirements – Renewal

Mental Health Consultant Requirements

Parent Aware Quality Coach Requirements – Initial

Parent Aware Quality Coach Requirements – Renewal

Pre-K CLASS Coach Requirements

Professional Development Advisor Requirements – Initial

Professional Development Advisor Requirements – Renewal

Toddler CLASS Coach Requirements

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MN’s Knowledge and Competency Framework for Relationship-based Professional Development Specialists

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DHS Participation Guides

DHS Participation Guides

The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) owned course participant guide list below is a complete list of participant guides available. DHS does not create a participant guide for every course offered in Develop. If you are a trainer seeking curriculum content, please reach out to your trainer support contact.

Active Supervision: A Developmental Perspective

Active Supervision: Children with Special Needs

Active Supervision: Introduction for Family Child Care Providers From Culturally Diverse Communities

Active Supervision: Out of Home Safety Issues

Active Supervision: Prevention of Child Injuries in Family Child Care Settings

Active Supervision: Provider Self-care and Privacy

Active Supervision: School-age Children

Active Supervision: What Else is in the Home

Assessment: Gathering and Using Information

Authentic Child Assessment

Authentic Child Assessment: Special Considerations

Authentic Observation

Basic Child Development

Biological Impacts of Homelessness

Challenges in Feeding Young Children in Child Care

Child Development: Executive Functioning Skills through the Developmental Domains

Child Development: Understanding How Genes and Environment Interact

Childhood Obesity: Components of a Healthy Nutrition Environment at Child Care

Childhood Obesity: The Burden of Obesity and its Impact on Young Children

Creating a Positive Multicultural Environment for All Children

Creating Cultural Connections in Child Care

Developmentally Appropriate Behavior Guidance

Early Literacy: Myths About How Children Learn Language

Family Systems Theory in the Context of Early Childhood Settings

Focus on Core Concepts

Getting to Know Minnesota’s Knowledge and Competency Framework – for Early Childhood Educators

Guiding Children’s Behavior

Health and Safety I – Family Child Care

Health and Safety II – Family Child Care

Health and Safety In-Service I Child Care Centers

Health and Safety In-Service II Child Care Centers

Health and Safety Pre-service for Child Care Centers

Hmong: Minnesota Child Development Associate Credential

Hmong: Minnesota Infant Toddler Child Development Associate Credential

Implementing Curriculum in Child Care Centers

Implementing Curriculum in Family Child Care

Integration of Early Literacy into Math and Science Activities

Introduction to Caring for Young Children: Building Healthy Relationships, Brains, and Bodies

Introduction to Special Needs

Introduction to the ECIPS: MN Early Learning Standards

Minnesota Child Development Associate Credential

Minnesota Infant Toddler Child Development Associate Credential

Nutrition in Children From Birth to Six Years

Observation and Documentation: Planning for Individual Needs

Observation and Documentation: Using Program Information for Decision Making

Our Children and Homelessness

Overview of Curriculum

Plan, Learn, Grow: Using the MN Early Childhood Indicators of Progress (ECIPs)

RBPD Credential

Somali: Minnesota Child Development Associate Credential

Somali: Minnesota Infant Toddler Child Development Associate Credential

Spanish: Basic Child Development

Spanish: Minnesota Child Development Associate Credential

Spanish: Minnesota Infant Toddler Child Development Associate Credential

Spanish: Overview of Curriculum

Strengthening Families

Supervising for Safety: Legally Nonlicensed

Supervising for Safety for Family Child Care Pre-service

Supporting Children Affected by Homelessness

The MN Framework for Universal Multicultural Instructional Design

Tipping the Scales: Nutrition and Obesity Prevention

Using the MN Early Childhood Indicators of Progress (ECIPs) for Ages 3-5 Years

Using the MN Early Childhood Indicators of Progress (ECIPs) for Birth to Three Year Olds

Working with Infants and Toddlers with Special Healthcare Needs

Young Children with Developmental Delays