Academic Programs
Overview
Persons completing this program would work in a variety of settings related to child care and education such as preschools, day cares, public schools, Head Start programs, and private homes (e.g. nannies). Students enrolled in the program receive instruction in safety, health, nutrition, guidance, child development, and the preparation and presentation of learning experiences to enhance all areas of a child's development. This course of study is designed to improve the quality of services children receive, to increase professionalism in graduates, and to promote the overall development of children. Lab School and field experience in various settings provide opportunities for students to apply their knowledge and skills.
Locations
Granite Falls
The Minnesota Department of Human Services will check the background of each applicant
to ensure that there is no record of child maltreatment.
The curriculum shown here is designed to enhance a Child Development professional's
opportunity to advance in the field.
Course Number | Course Title | Credits |
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Course Number
Course Title
Family & Community Relations
Credits
3
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Course Number
Course Title
Creative Activities and Environment
Credits
3
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Course Number
Course Title
Child Growth & Development
Credits
3
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Course Number
Course Title
Health, Wellness & Nutrition
Credits
3
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Course Number
Course Title
Behavior Guidance
Credits
3
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Course Number
Course Title
Job Seeking Skills
Credits
1
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TOTAL CREDITS
Credits
16
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EDUC 1240 | Family & Community Relations | 3 |
EDUC 1262 | Creative Activities and Environment | 3 |
EDUC 1265 | Child Growth & Development | 3 |
EDUC 1267 | Health, Wellness & Nutrition | 3 |
EDUC 1269 | Behavior Guidance | 3 |
GSCL 1105 | Job Seeking Skills | 1 |
TOTAL CREDITS | 16 |