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EDUC 103: Children's Physical Growth, Health and Safety
3.00 Credits
Butler County Community College
This course is the study of the physical development of infants, toddlers, and young children with respect to health, safety, and nutritional needs. Emphasis will be placed on practices that guide daycare providers, child care group supervisors, and teachers in promoting a safe and healthy classroom setting.
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EDUC 104: Children's Environment
3.00 Credits
Butler County Community College
The student will study the environmental influences on the Child including home/family, and multi-cultural society. Practices in parenting techniques and survey of community agencies serving children will be included.
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EDUC 111: Academic Skills Prep for Educators
1.00 Credits
Butler County Community College
This course provides test preparation for the Pre-service Academic Performance Assessment (PAPA) and the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators required for a state-approved Pennsylvania educator preparation certificate. Instruction focuses on the required level of basic skills in reading, mathematics, and writing in order to qualify for admission to a state-approved Pennsylvania educator preparation program.
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EDUC 115: Introduction to Education
3.00 Credits
Butler County Community College
This course investigates the professional demands and opportunities that characterize the contemporary teaching profession. Key historical, sociological, and philosophical aspects of American education are examined along with an overview of school governance, law, and finance. Effective models of instruction for diverse learners, including English Learners (EL), aligned with curriculum, lesson planning, and assessment are also reviewed. In addition, classroom management models and current trends in education are discussed.
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EDUC 120: Observations Experiences for Grades 5-12
3.00 Credits
Butler County Community College
This course is a basic introductory course for students interested in exploring education in grades five through twelve as a career. The course involves lecture, seminar participation and observation of actual school situations.
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EDUC 131: Introduction to American Sign Language
3.00 Credits
Butler County Community College
This introductory course is designed to familiarize students with the dynamics of American Sign Language and expose them to culturally appropriate behavior with respect to deaf and hard of hearing people. The focus will be placed on expressive and receptive facial expression, natural body gestures, and manual communication. This course will provide the foundation needed to converse in American Sign Language.
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EDUC 204: Curriculum and Advocacy for Early Childhood Education
3.00 Credits
Butler County Community College
This course will explore central curricular approaches found and implemented in early childhood settings. Emphasis will be placed on constructing appropriate curriculum that creates a community of learners, advocates on behalf of young children, and establishes reciprocal relationships with families. Selection and development of materials and resources based on assessment data that meet the needs of diverse learners will also be included. Students must conduct a minimum of five hours of observation in a PreK-4 setting and reflect upon their experiences.
Prerequisite:
EDUC 101
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EDUC 205: Children's Language and Literature
3.00 Credits
Butler County Community College
The course will emphasize the linguistic development in children that is fostered through exposure to literature, while identifying specific developmental milestones in speech and language development. Students will learn techniques to create a print-rich environment in the early childhood setting while analyzing the cultural influences on language and literacy. Students must conduct a minimum of five hours of observation in a PreK-4 setting and reflect upon their experiences.
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EDUC 207: Science for Young Children
3.00 Credits
Butler County Community College
The Science for Young Children course is a survey of science materials and activities used in a preschool classroom. Development of teaching skills to maintain curiosity and experimentation and basic math skills are included.
Prerequisite:
EDUC 101 or permission of instructor
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EDUC 215: Recognizing Diversity through Family, School, and Community Partnerships
3.00 Credits
Butler County Community College
This course examines the relationship of cultural values and social contexts in the formation of a child's self-concept and success in the educational environment. Students will be challenged to critique and utilize the principles of culturally responsive teaching, including establishing cultural connections, stressing collectivity as well as individuality, and examining the role of prejudice, stereotypes, racism, sexism, and learning exceptionalities in the early childhood setting. Strategies that bolster the partnerships between school, home, and the community for the purpose of student achievement will be discussed.
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