to do some genuine course in early childhood training?
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Apply as a pre-school teacher :-)
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Certainly ... the course is free and your reason for doing it is totally personal.  Many on line courses can be quite helpful.
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Do you mean training to work with Severe and Profound children?\n\nHere are some links to help you get started:\nhttp://www.ashanet.org/index.php?page=sat\nhttp://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:liv2jf_QqikJ:www.internationalsped.com/documents/INDIA.doc+India+mental+retardation+child+education+program&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=4\nhttp://journals.sped.org/EC/Archive_Articles/VOL.34NO.5MAYJUNE2002_TEC_Article-8.pdf\nhttp://dmoz.org/Reference/Education/Special_Education/Schools/
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I would call or meet with a college advisor about a program of study for becoming certified to teach primary grades to include kindergarten.
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If you want to be a teacher you have to do a teaching course, either that or do the child care course then a PG Dip to allow you to teach.  If you are not sure what course is right for you, you should speak to the admissions dept at the college who can tell you more about the course entry requirements and couse contents, also ask if you can speak to a careers advisor who will be able to help.  If you got A & B grades for your highers/A levels then you could go to university and do your course there.  The careers advisor at the college would be a good starting point though. Good luck.
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yes.     www.w3schools.com
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go 2 a training college
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that's harder and harder to do these days.  i would start off at a daycare that doesn't require a degree, they still exist.  then go from there, some places don't necessarily require a degree if you have the experience.
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from the preschool teachers i have come across you don't need much of anything. some of the schools require a certificate, others just want a warm body. scary out there folks.
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There is a program at the St. Louis Mills mall at the PBS playground for mothers and their young children up to age 5.  Information is available at the PBS playground.  I know you don't want to do this Ang but the Parents As Teachers program also offers "playgroups" with tons of age related activities that is really good.  Plus, how did we meet?  Dance class...lol  There is another great way to meet other Mom's in the area.  =)
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check out your local library, scan the internet for legitimate education sites like "naeyc-national association for the education of young children", and even your local bookstore or magazine shop. Parent's magazine, is an excellent easy to get item.
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Take some continuing education courses to add to your education
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equvilant but a different subject, sum places wud accept u, others wud ask 4 a qualification in actual child studies/care but the best course 4 child care at level 3 is the CACHE diploma in child care and education
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Flash cards are good, as well as games.  Reading to your child and speaking to him with normal language, not baby talk will help as well.  I also recommend exposing him to as many experiences as possible (field trips I guess you could say).  Children who have access to different environments pick up on new skills and tend to do well in school later on.  Also, if you are considering child care, look carefully at the business you will be intrusting his early education in.  Some daycares don't do a good job at fostering speech and early reading skills.  Ask if they follow a curriculum and ask them if they can explain what they will be working with him on.
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hey\nhoney be more specific about the kind of training u have done then only some 1 can suggest u..anything.
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http://www.childcare.net/indexnew.shtml
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I home school my kids and have had wonderful results with a book called "Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons" by Siegfried Engelmann.  I know several 3 and 4 yr olds who have learned with this program.  You can take it at your own pace and you see results very early in the program.  There are also some wonderful curriculum out there for preschool, some have been mentioned already:\n\nhttp://www.mfwbooks.com/\nhttp://www.sonlight.com/\nhttp://www.bright-beginnings.net/\nhttp://www.caitscurriculum.com/\n\nHere are some great links to websites dedicated to early childhood learning.  I use them often for great ideas for learning and fun!:\n\nhttp://www.handsofachild.com/2/\nhttp://www.preschoolrainbow.org/index.htm\nhttp://www.muddlepuddle.co.uk/index.htm\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/Home.html\n\nI hope that helps, if you are planning on home schooling after preschool I would recommend finding a home school support group in your area and get plugged in with other families who homeschool.  \n\nBlessings.