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EC233 Pre-K Methods and Materials

Christy Jackson

Spring 2017

Dakota College Bottineau

Course Syllabus

Keep this syllabus for reference throughout the semester

Course Title:

Pre-K Methods and Materials

Instructor:

Christy Jackson

Course Prefix/Number:

EC233

Office:

Online

Class Location:

Online

Office Hours:

Online. Arrange chat sessions with the

instructor as needed.

Lecture/Lab Schedule:

Within the online course.

Students are not required to attend any sessions on

campus.

Instructor Contact Information:

Phone: 701-240-5866

Email: Moodle course email system.

Credits:

3

Pre-/Co-requisites:

None

Course Description:

Course Description: This course focuses on the physical and cognitive development of children, the

promotion of literacy, and the utilization of creative experiences in child care settings. Topics include developmental

needs of children, age -appropriate activities, cognitive theory and brain research; creative environments, language arts,

music/movement, art and aesthetic experiences. Students will evaluate, plan and implement activities that focus on

children's needs and interests.

Relationship to Campus Theme:

The goal of the Caregiver Services Department is to prepare professionals to work in

the caregiver industry and provide an educational continuum for degree advancement. The Caregiver Department is

committed to a hands-on learning environment and uses field experiences in caregiving settings as common

instructional techniques.

Goals/Objectives:

Students will implement activities/lessons through a variety of child-directed and teacher-directed

approaches. * Students will recognize, select and/or create curriculum that is developmentally appropriate for the

domains of cognitive, social/emotional, motor, aesthetic, physical, and language. Students will demonstrate effective

teaching techniques in various curriculum areas, including: science, math, arts, music and movement, literacy, and social

studies. Students will demonstrate the ability to use a variety of materials to encourage versatility of thinking and

learning in children.

Student Outcomes:

The student will demonstrate knowledge of the:

CEC

Standard

Evidence/Criteria

Demonstrate sensitivity to the diversity of individuals

and families

SEP3S1

Page 37, 3c: Learning Styles

Page 211, 3b: Ecomaps

Review DAP Practices

Page 241, 1f: Parent engagement strategies

Basic instructional and remedial strategies and

materials

SEP4K1

Page 36, 3d: Analyze program against DAP

principles

Page 120, 3b: Plan active group time activity