The Child Care Provider Program provides introductory training and education in child development for students interested in a career in early childhood education, and working with children ages birth through five. The curriculum also prepares students for a pathway to credit child development programs. Students gain knowledge in developmentally appropriate practices, creating lesson plans, optimal learning environments, health and safety guidelines, culturally relevant curriculum development, and CPR/First Aid training.
Required Courses
Code | Title | Units |
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CHDN 1100 | INTRODUCTION TO TEACHING YOUNG CHILDREN | 0 |
CHDN 1101 | INTRODUCTION TO HOME, SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS | 0 |
CHDN 1102 | BASIC SKILLS FOR CHILD CARE PROVIDER | 0 |
Student Learning Outcomes
- Create a safe, healthy, developmentally appropriate learning environment.
- Develop positive relationships with diverse families, school and community.
- Support developmentally appropriate practices and all relevant curriculum standards.
- Demonstrate knowledge of basic principles of child growth and development.
- Identify components and work ethic required for professional participation in an early childhood setting.