Naperville, IL, - Parents who have children with disabilities have few options when finding care for their child. When family members are not available to help with caregiving needs, parents have the difficult decision of deciding which daycare is less threatening to their child. The opportunity for qualified special needs childcare is about to change.
On March 19, 2008 in Naperville, IL, Precision Education, Inc will hold a groundbreaking training for daycare providers, Learning Exceptional Care. It is time childcare professionals are given the opportunity to learn how to properly care and teach children with exceptional learning needs. Parents will now have the ability to find providers who have received a comprehensive course on the most common needs of children with disabilities.
“As we researched the need for childcare training for professionals working with children who have disabilities, we discovered children wandering aimlessly through buildings with obvious unmet needs”, Catherine Whitcher, M.Ed, founder of Precision Education, Inc and creator of the Learning Exceptional Care program.
Daycare providers who attend this training will receive a comprehensive training both in the classroom and at their childcare site. In addition, providers who have completed the training will have access to a crisis intervention hotline. All providers will be listed as a preferred resource for parents seeking childcare.
For additional information and registration for the Learning Exceptional Care training program, call 800.432.0170 or visit www.PrecisionEducation.com All childcare professionals are encouraged to attend. CPDU’s are available.
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