Curriculum
EDUC 205 | The Developing Child | 3 |
EDUC 328 | Early Childhood Education | 3 |
EDUC 338 | Non-Profit Management for Early Childhood Centers | 3 |
Course Descriptions
EDUC 205 The Developing Child: This course provides an examination of the developmental theories and milestones associated with children birth to 5 years. Physical, Cognitive, Social, and Emotional development is viewed in the contexts of the family, community, and formal educational settings. Particular emphasis is placed on the interaction of social and cultural environments on learning and development. This course is one of a sequence of three approved to satisfy the PA Early Childhood Director Credential.
EDUC 328 Early Childhood Education: Discussion of current theories of early childhood education including Montessori method, Piagetian approach, Progressive Movement, Behavioral Approach. Models of preschool programs include: Infant/Toddler Programs, Child Care, Head Start/Home Start, Parent/Child Centers, Early Intervention settings *10 hours of Field work in varied preschool settings is required* This course is one of a sequence of three approved to satisfy the PA Early Childhood Director Credential.
EDUC 338 Nonprofit Management for Early Childhood Centers: This course provides a study in ethical theories and decision making as a foundation for focusing on issues specific to the nonprofit childcare sector. Focus is given to marketing, management of financial resources, IRS compliance, legal & ethical issues, licensing, fundraising, data management, and employee relations. This course is one of a sequence of three approved to satisfy the PA Early Childhood Director Credential.