Content
2 modules
Rating
Course length
3 hours
Instructor
Self - Guided
Description
This course is NOT approved for CCLD Administrator renewal CEUs.
‘Developmental disability’ is an umbrella term for any condition that disrupts normal development and function during childhood, with the effects often persisting through adulthood. Developmental delays can be caused a wide variety of conditions affecting the brain. This course covers some of the more common types of developmental disorders, along with care techniques, particular needs that accompany aging, and the basic provisions of the Lanterman Act.
Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Define ‘developmental disability’
- Name the most common developmental disorders and describe their main features
- Explain and implement person-centered planning
- Identify how age affects a person with a developmental disability
- Use the Lanterman Act to access resources and understand the rights of persons with a developmental disabilities
Certificate
By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Staff Certificate of Completion.
Learning credits
Hr.
3.0
1.
Developmental Disabilities
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2.
Developmental Disabilities Quiz
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