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Educ. 464-4 Early Childhood Education
REGULAR SEMESTER 1982 ?
INSTRUCTOR: Roger Gehibach
Tuesday 8:30 - 12:20 ?
LOCATION: on campus
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Students will gain a basic working knowledge of the major schools
of thought in psychology which underlie common early childhood
educational programming. Students will gain competence in the
design of learning programs for young children, the objectives and
strategies for which will be negotiated.
OUTLINE OF TOPICS:
1. Basic Child Development
A.
Maturation
B.
Learning
C. Other
II.
Current Models for Early Childhood Educational
Programs
III.
The Design of Curriculum for Young Children
A.
Informal instruction
B.
Formal instruction
REQUIREMENTS:
(1)
Mid-term examination (outline to be provided two weeks prior).
(2)
Final examination (outline to be provided two weeks prior).
ELIGIBILITY:
Students should have a basic course in psychology or in educational
psychology prior to registration. Students lacking such a background
may contact the instructor for suggestions for self-study prior
to registration.
TEXTBOOKS:
Bijou, S. Child Development: The Basic Stage. Prentice-Hall, 1976.
Piaget, J. Science of Education and the Psychology of the Child.
Penguin, 1977.
Engelmann, S. Concept Learning. Adapt Press, 808 W. Ave. Sioux Falls,
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(1969).
Sutton, Smith, B. Play and Learning. Gardner (Whiley, 1979)