Early Childhood Education (AS-T)
Early Childhood Education transferable degree will enable our diverse student population to participate and reflect in the learning process of children and teachers by developing skills in observing and recording, planning experiences based on children’s interests, and documenting the thinking and learning of young children. Through an understanding of the principles and practices of Early Childhood Education, the theories of child development and the importance of family, culture, and individual differences, in the process of learning, ECE students will build skills and competency in a continuous cycle of reflection, reflecting on theory and practice. The required course work will also enco
Courses
- CD 110 — Child Development
- CD 124 — Teaching in a Diverse Society
- CD 139 — Observation, Assessment, and Positive Guidance of Childhood Behavior
- CDEC 111 — Principles and Practices in Early Childhood Education
- CDEC 112 — Introduction to Curriculum
- CDEC 113 — The Child, Family, and Community
- CDEC 161 — Health, Safety, and Nutrition
- CDEC 164 — Practicum Field Experience