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Trainer Resources (Raising A Thinking Child)
Visit the Thinking Child website and click “Research Summary” on the left-hand side to view the basic premise of Raising a Thinking Child.
Read more about the research base for Raising a Thinking Child in the article Problem-Solving Program Teaches Kids How To Use Their Heads Instead of Their Fists
Interested in Training in Raising a Thinking Child?
Contact a UW-Madison Division of Extension educator to find out if a class is being offered near you.
The Raising a Thinking Child Workgroup offers a training for Raising a Thinking Child (RTC). RTC is based upon the evidence-based school-based program, ICPS. See this website for evidence about this program: I Can Problem Solve. Participants in this day-long plus offering will learn how to implement the RTC program for parents of children aged 4-7. RTC has demonstrated effectiveness in improving parenting skills and parent-child communication and in decreasing both impulsive and inhibited behaviors in young children.
We offer 1-2 day RTC facilitator trainings; please contact Rob Nix for information.