8 courses with the subject ECE, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ECE 180| fall semester3
Child Growth and Development This course introduces students to the fundamental principles of children’s physical, social, emotional, and intellectual growth and development, and how these principles can be applied to facilitate learning. Traditional Anishinaabe viewpoints will be explored. Students will begin to develop an individual portfolio of educational materials. Students will complete field hours in an approved early childhood setting.
The Exceptional Child: Children with Special Needs This course explores the development of children with special needs and focuses on integrating children with special needs into child care and educational settings.
Creative Activities for Children This course explores the principles and characteristics of creative teaching. Students will learn to apply creative 105
Relations and Management in Child Development This course explores and develops skills in relations with young children, parents, and co-workers anti-bias techniques for building and maintaining an encouraging classroom are addressed. Prerequisite: ECE 180.
Children, Families and Communities This course is designed to increase the student’s capacity to build positive relationships with parents and other family members. A variety of issues will be addressed, such as providing a culturally sensitive environment, parent involvement in the classroom, emotional /social development of young children, communication with difficult families, and working with diverse communities. Students will be responsible for developing a project to support family and community involvement in early educational settings. Prerequisite: ECE 220.
CDA Transfer Equivalence/ Special Topics Students must have a valid CDA to receive credit for ECE 299. This may enable students to receive credit for ECE 180, ECE 220 and ECE 297. Required: Valid CDA certificate on file with registrar, ECE Faculty approval. 106