Focus of the Comprehensive Training Program

This course provides essential knowledge and practical strategies for professionals, educators, caregivers, and support staff who work with children with disabilities.

Course curriculum

    1. Supporting Children with Disabilities

    1. Definition of disability and the social model of disability

    2. Common types of disabilities in children

    3. Overview of disability rights and legislation

    4. The importance of early diagnosis and intervention

    1. The role of families in the care and advocacy of children with disabilities

    2. Importance of community support schools_ healthcare_ social services_ and disability organizations

    3. Building inclusive communities that empower children with disabilities

    4. Family-centered practices collaboration between professionals and families

    1. The concept of inclusive education and its benefits

    2. Modifications and accommodations in educational settings

    3. Assistive technology in the classroom

    4. Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) and 504 plans

    5. Strategies for teachers and support staff differentiation scaffolding and peer support

    1. Verbal Communication Challenges

    2. Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) methods

    3. Social skills training and peer relationships

    4. Encouraging social inclusion and reducing stigma in social environments

    1. Overview of therapies speech therapy_ occupational therapy_ physical therapy_ and behavioral therapy

    2. Understanding the role of multi-disciplinary teams in care

    3. Evidence-based practices for children with disabilities

    4. Case management and coordinating therapy services

About this course

  • $12.00
  • 36 lessons
  • 1.5 hours of video content

Course Targets

Participants will be able to:

Identify the different types of disabilities commonly experienced by children, including physical, intellectual, developmental, and sensory disabilities.

Participants will learn to recognize and differentiate among the major categories of disabilities that affect children and understand their unique characteristics.

Apply inclusive strategies to support the participation and engagement of children with disabilities in various settings.

Participants will gain practical tools and approaches to promote active involvement, equal access, and meaningful inclusion in educational, recreational, and social spaces.

Understand the impact of disabilities on a child’s learning, behavior, communication, and social interactions.

Participants will explore how various disabilities can influence a child’s ability to learn, interact, and engage with others in daily environments.