Here are some of the highlights for this course.
No admission requirements, no application process, no pre-requisites, open to anyone
Learn at your own pace using a computer, tablet or smartphone
Take up to 90 days to complete the course
Receive a certificate of course completion.
In this one-hour, self-directed, online course, learners will explore what to do if child abuse is suspected and who to contact in these circumstances. Learners will also explore the different types of child abuse and the various signs and symptoms to be aware of when working with children. Lastly, learners will learn about the Child, Youth, and Family Services Act and a person's Duty to Report, and what is considered reasonable grounds as it relates to this Act.
Review the curriculum below to see the topics covered.
Learners who successfully complete the course will earn a certificate of completion.
You will have access to the course for 90 days to work through the content.
Upon successful completion of this course, learners should be able to:
Recognize what to do if you suspect child abuse and who to contact
Recognize the Child, Youth, and Family Services Act as it relates to a person's Duty to Report and "reasonable grounds"
Describe child abuse and the different types of abuse
Discuss what you would do if you suspect a child is being abused or in danger
Land Acknowledgement
Introduction from Sault College's eLearning Department
Before we begin...
What is asynchronous online self-directed learning?
Learner Resources and Supports
Technology Requirements
Privacy and Accessibility Policies
Navigation
Learner Introductions
Discussion Forum: Learner Engagement
Technical Discussion Forum
Frequently Asked Questions
Help & Contact Information
Welcome and Course Information
Micro-credential Overview
Learning Outcomes & Goals
Modes of Learning
Child Abuse (Pre-Test)
Duty to Report
Discussion Forum: Scenario-Based Learning (Child Neglect)
Discussion Forum: Scenario-Based Learning (Homeless 16-Year-Old)
Child Abuse (Post-Test)
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