Child Abuse - Identifying, Preventing, Helping

Learn how to identify and prevent child abuse and how to offer help to abused children in this free online course.

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Price: Free
Method: online
Duration: 3-4 hours
Certification: certificate
Review Count: 22
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Overview

This course introduces some of the main types of child abuse like emotional, physical, social, and more. It is ideal for educators and other employees who are working with children on a daily basis as knowing how to identify and prevent child abuse can potentially save a child’s life. This course will provide exactly that! By the end of the course, you will be able to identify the main symptoms of child abuse and use this knowledge in your everyday practice (or if you are a parent, this will empower you to help your child if you notice any symptoms of potential abuse in school or outside the family).

Besides the main symptoms, you will also learn about how different types of abuse can impact a child’s everyday experience and future growth, behavior and overall development. You will learn how to work with and approach those children in order to create a positive atmosphere and a trusting relationship and cater to the needs of children who have experienced abusive behaviors from parents, peers or any other adults.

In the last part of this course, you will review some methods and techniques for preventing abusive behavior and how to properly react in case you witness abusive behavior. By taking this course, you will learn how to properly work with children and create encouraging environments that will help them reach their full potential. You will also learn how to incorporate different strategies that help with prevention of abuse. Educators and parents will find this course particularly useful. So, why wait? Enroll today!

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Sabina Vukic

Description

This free online course will teach you about the types of child abuse and the strategies used in order to help victims and prevent abuse.

Requirements

This course has no formal entry requirements. It is open to anyone with an interest in the topic. Basic literacy and internet access are all you need to get started.

Career Plan

Graduates of this course may pursue careers in education, corporate training, curriculum development, or instructional design. Teaching and academic skills are transferable across both public and private sectors.

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Child Abuse - Identifying, Preventing, Helping

Sabina Vukic

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