The Foster Parent College is offering an online course about Noncompliance and Defiance. Register today for 2 credit hours at $10.00 per person.
A family does best when there is a good deal of cooperation from all its members. However, cooperation isn’t the same as blindly going along with every request. Parents have the challenging job of helping a child balance his or her own needs and safety with the need to be a cooperative member of the family. This course examines the spectrum of cooperation and noncompliance, from fearful cooperation to defiance, including the zone in the middle of the spectrum called self-assertion.
At the end of this course, you will be able to:
- understand the differences between cooperation and noncompliance
- list four cooperation and noncompliance myths
- list four common reasons for cooperation problems
- identify where a child’s response to a request falls on the spectrum of cooperation and noncompliance
- list general steps for helping children build their ability to self-assert
About Foster Parent College
FosterParentCollege.com’s self-paced training is available 24/7, with effective classes on key topics.
Whether you are meeting in-service training requirements, preparing for the arrival of a child with a behavior challenge, or are seeking new parenting strategies, Foster Parent College classes help you understand the behavior, recognize the behavior triggers, and discover fresh ideas for coping. Most courses include video segments, informative handouts, interactive exercises, an interactive questionnaire, and a printable summary.
Many agencies are affiliates of FosterParentCollege.com and accept FPC course certificates for their parents’ annual training requirements. Check with your agency to determine their policy about FPC training.
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