EDEC A107 — Child Development and Learning 3 Credits
Introduces the cognitive, physical, emotional, social and communicative development of children from birth through age 12. Explores the patterns and sequences of development in terms of learning that is occurring in the home, school or community environment. Applies human development and learning theories to formal and informal learning, including cultural considerations. Introduces appropriate teaching and curricular requirements to meet the needs of diverse learners, including children with exceptionalities and dual language learners. Special Note: This course requires a 10 hour field experience observation. Students must show documentation of a clear background check.
Part of
- Minor in Children's Mental Health
- Associate of Applied Science in Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
- Associate of Applied Science in Early Childhood Development
- Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education
- Occupational Endorsement Certificate in Infant and Toddler Development
- Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Early Childhood Education Pre-K - Third Grade