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| Language: | en |
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1979
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| Online Access: | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED184676 |
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- Come--Walk With Me. Stimson, Elizabeth Course Content Course Descriptions Day Care Centers Early Childhood Education Home Visits Infants Nursery Schools Practicums Preschool Children Teacher Education Curriculum This paper discusses two early childhood education courses offered in the Department of Educational Curriculum and Instruction at Bowling Green State University. Early Childhood Competency I (ECC I) is a course offering sophomores and juniors the opportunity to work on a one-to-one basis with a youngster under the age of three years in the child's own home. Students are required to prepare lesson plans, create at least two games or other instructional aids for "their child," share ideas with the parent(s), check out appropriate materials from the Curriculum Resource Library, complete a handbook and have a midterm and a final conference with the instructor. Early Childhood Competency II (ECC II) provides students with the opportunity of working in a day care center or nursery school. Students spend four hours a week in the center for a minimum of 30 contact hours preparing lesson plans, working with small and large groups of children and individuals. (Author/RH)