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MCEC® believes it is important for professionals to know how to identify and respond to the complex needs of military-connected children. Across disciplines such as education, healthcare, childcare, and business, MCEC trains professionals to address the unique challenges facing our military-connected children.
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OUR PURPOSE:
To enhance the current capabilities, competency and awareness of professionals who serve and support military-connected children and youth.
OUR AIM:
To promote the learning of most current and effective ways to assist our constantly transitioning military-connected children and youth.
OUR STRATEGY:
Incorporates evidence-informed curriculum, proven methodologies, highly qualified staff, and a responsive approach to managing deliverables.
OUR CURRICULUM:
Is anchored in research and includes application components that maximize the utility of concepts learned through training.
OUR TEAM:
Consists of highly qualified, skilled trainers experienced in youth development, education, counseling, social work, and other related fields.
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An Example: The Journey from 'Welcome Home' to NowClick to sample the elearning portion of MCEC's reintegration course |
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Professional Learning Community - Military Kids: A Constellation of Strengths and ChallengesEight TedEd Lessons focused on the unique Take the free lessons |
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