- Duration: 45 contact hours / 4.5 CEUs
- Modality: In-person
- Location: Hialeah Campus
Unlock Your Child's Potential with Music, Movement, and Art
- Discover innovative techniques to nurture emotional intelligence and focus in children.
- Learn how creative arts can foster resilience and coping mechanisms.
- Discover innovative techniques to nurture emotional intelligence and focus in children.
- Learn how creative arts can foster resilience and coping mechanisms.
- Equip yourself with tools for educational, childcare, and therapeutic settings.
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Building Self-Regulation Skills in Children with Music, Movement, and Art
- Explore how music, movement, and art are powerful tools for building essential self-regulation skills in children.
- Learn practical, hands-on strategies that foster emotional awareness, improve attention spans, and develop effective coping mechanisms.
- This course is designed for educators, parents, and therapists seeking to enhance children's ability to manage their emotions and behaviors in various settings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Self-regulation refers to a child's ability to manage their emotions, behaviors, and attention in response to different situations. It's a crucial skill for social, emotional, and academic success.
Music can be used to calm, energize, or focus children. Rhythmic activities, singing, and listening to music can help children process emotions, improve attention, and transition between activities more smoothly.
Movement activities like deep breathing exercises, stretching, yoga poses, rhythmic movement, and dancing can help children become more aware of their bodies, release tension, and achieve a state of calm.
Visual arts provide a safe outlet for children to express their feelings, explore their emotions, and develop coping mechanisms. Activities like drawing, painting, sculpting, and collage can foster self-awareness and emotional regulation.
This course is ideal for early childhood educators, teachers, childcare providers, parents, therapists, and anyone working with children who wants to learn practical strategies to support their self-regulation skills.
You will learn to explain how brain development influences self-regulation, use music and movement activities to support emotional regulation and attention, implement art activities for emotional expression, and design self-regulation plans for various settings.
There are no specific prerequisites. This course is designed to be accessible to anyone interested in learning about child development and self-regulation strategies.
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To obtain more information about this program program, please contact Miami Dade College's School of Continuing Education and Professional Development by completing the form below or visiting our campus.
