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About the Course

Interrelationships of the home, school, community and their effects on the learning of young children. Emphasis is on cooperation and communication, problem solving and self-discipline. Skills necessary to succeed in an era of technology and change are discussed utilizing partnerships with teachers and parents. Examination of the sociological relationships between family, school and culture; institutional, racial, social, and economic factors affecting the family and the child.  Strategies for supporting families by sharing community resources, and examining current social policies that are impacting the home and community-based practices are discussed in-depth. Field work is required outside of class time to provide students with opportunities to learn and practice competencies related to the care and education of young children.

Jul 14 - Aug 31, 2025

251EDH006
Est. Tuition:
$395.00
Learning Format:
Online
Duration:
8 weeks
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Estimated Tuition

$395.00

Location

Online

Instructor

  • Shirley Murillo, M.A.

Schedule

Jul. 14- Aug. 31

Textbook

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Additional information

This course is taught entirely in Spanish. If you would like to enroll in an English session, please check the website for course availability. Este curso se ofrece completamente en espanol. Por favor, inscribete solo si estas interesado en un curso en espanol.