Bachelor in Early Childhood Education | Bachelor in Child Study

Bachelor in Child Study

Early Childhood is the study of children ages birth through 8 years old. Students will gain knowledge of how to work with children and their families in a variety of settings based on child development and age appropriate practice. Early Childhood professionals have a deep knowledge of child growth, development and learning, are able to apply this knowledge into their practice and can communicate effectively with children, colleagues and families. The Early Childhood professional has the commitment to work collaboratively and in partnership with others in order to deliver the most optimal services to children and their families.

Bachelor of Science in Child Study

The objective of the Bachelor of Science in Child Study is to prepare competent and dynamic professionals who have:

advanced skills in designing multidimensional and effective curriculum activities;
the ability to implement developmentally appropriate practice;
a thorough understanding of child development from birth through age eight; and
possess a strong foundation in how to create and manage high quality diverse programs for young children.

This degree program is grounded in developmental theory and emerging educational trends in early childhood education. Upon completion of the program students will have developed ethical decision-making abilities and the skills to foster relationships through creative problem-solving techniques. Early Childhood professionals must acquire these skills in order to lead high quality programs for young children.

Graduation requirements

All Child Study major core requirements must be completed with a cumulative G.P.A. (grade point average) of 2.5 or higher and meet the general graduation requirements as stated in the catalog.

ECE 250 Student Teaching and ECE 450 Capstone are not transferable into the program from another institution.

We sincerely look forward to your visits with us and are eager to see you succeed both at Goodwin College and in your future career!

To request more information: Email Lori Blake

Please go to the catalog for more information.

Last Modified: 1/23/2012

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Home Majors - - - Bachelor in Child Study - Home Bachelor in Child Study - Staff Faculty Office Hours - Fall Plan of Study Child Study - Program Outcomes Career Possibilities Students' Experiences Professional Development Interesting Articles One Riverside Drive East Hartford, CT 06118 Tel 860.528.4111 Toll Free 800.889.3282	Bachelor in Child Study Request More Information Early Childhood is the study of children ages birth through 8 years old. Students will gain knowledge of how to work with children and their families in a variety of settings based on child development and age appropriate practice. Early Childhood professionals have a deep knowledge of child growth, development and learning, are able to apply this knowledge into their practice and can communicate effectively with children, colleagues and families. The Early Childhood professional has the commitment to work collaboratively and in partnership with others in order to deliver the most optimal services to children and their families. Bachelor of Science in Child Study The objective of the Bachelor of Science in Child Study is to prepare competent and dynamic professionals who have: advanced skills in designing multidimensional and effective curriculum activities; the ability to implement developmentally appropriate practice; a thorough understanding of child development from birth through age eight; and possess a strong foundation in how to create and manage high quality diverse programs for young children. This degree program is grounded in developmental theory and emerging educational trends in early childhood education. Upon completion of the program students will have developed ethical decision-making abilities and the skills to foster relationships through creative problem-solving techniques. Early Childhood professionals must acquire these skills in order to lead high quality programs for young children. Graduation requirements All Child Study major core requirements must be completed with a cumulative G.P.A. (grade point average) of 2.5 or higher and meet the general graduation requirements as stated in the catalog. ECE 250 Student Teaching and ECE 450 Capstone are not transferable into the program from another institution. We sincerely look forward to your visits with us and are eager to see you succeed both at Goodwin College and in your future career! To request more information: Email Lori Blake Please go to the catalog for more information. Last Modified: 1/23/2012