Self-paced Positive Discipline Online Course

Course Overview

This workshop will help you learn about factors that promote self-discipline in children, increase awareness of our personal role in creating an environment where discipline and self-control are learned and practiced, and gain new ideas for personal actions that we can take to maintain the positive interactions between adults and children we are looking for.

There are two versions of this course. Select either the Parents and Families or Professional Caregivers option below, based on your role, to register.

If you need credit in MIRegistry, choose the class for professional caregivers.

Register | Positive Discipline Course: Parents and Families

Register | Positive Discipline Course: Professional Caregivers

Course Format

Self-paced Online Course

Price

Free

Instructor

Michigan State University
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