Core competencies refer to specific, basic concepts, skills, and abilities that early childhood professionals should learn, understand and be able to demonstrate. In Texas, we have developed core competencies for the following groups: practitioners, administrators, trainers, and coaches/mentors, with the intent of providing guidance to professionals seeking training and for trainers seeking training topics.
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Download the Texas Core Competencies for Early Childhood Practitioners and Administrators for additional information and specific competencies in each area, aligned to the beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.
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Download the Texas Core Competencies for Early Childhood Practitioners and Administrators for additional information and specific competencies in each area, aligned to the beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.
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TheĀ TECPDS Advisory CouncilĀ participated in the development of the Core Competencies for Trainers.
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Download theĀ Core Competencies for Coaches!Ā Learn more about theĀ coach micro-credentialsĀ coming soon to CLI Engage.
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Through CLI Engage, early childhood professionals can learn about the Texas Core Competencies for Early Childhood Administrators and Practitioners.Ā Upon completing this course series, you will be able to:
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