ADA Basics for Child Care Monitors and Professional Development Providers
Course Learning Objectives
Please note: This course may only be counted for DSS training credit once every five (5) years.
After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Recognize the connection between the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the civil rights of people with disabilities
- Recognize the provisions of ADA related to child care
- Recognize early childhood inclusion and the benefits of inclusion
- Discuss South Carolina licensing regulations and ABC Quality Standards related to serving children with disabilities
- Identify best practices for communicating with providers about their responsibilities regarding ADA
- Recognize evidence-based practices for supporting inclusion
- List resources available to support the civil rights of people with disabilities
Looking for more courses sponsored by the South Carolina Inclusion Collaborative? Click the links below to access additional courses.
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Developmental Screening Using the ASQ-3™
SC ASQ Online System
Communicating with Families About Developmental Concerns
ADA Basics for Child Care Providers
ADA Basics for Families Making Child Care Decisions
Includes:
schedule 2 Hours
star_outline 0.20 CEUs
computer 1 year unlimited access
verified_user Certificate of completion
face Early childhood training approval
Description
This course is designed to provide an overview of the Americans with Disabilities Act, specifically the provisions related to child care. In addition, participants will learn the benefits of inclusion, how to communicate with child care providers about inclusion, and how to recognize recommended practices for inclusion. The course will also provide multiple resources should providers need
assistance including a child with a disability in their program.
The target audience for this course is ABC Quality monitor, Child Care Licensing monitors, child care trainers, and child care technical assistance providers/coaches.

Development of this course module was funded by the South Carolina Department of Social Services Division of Early Care and Education.