PLANNING GUIDE
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDIES (HDFS)
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (ECE)
BS in Early Childhood Education |
Courses fulfilling undergraduate
requirements in the 4+1 BS and MS HDFS: Concentration in Early Childhood
Development and Inclusive Education |
Grade/Credits Recommended Year FRESHMAN
YEAR EXPERIENCE (1 CREDIT) ____(1) Freshman
Year Experience (FYE) _________________ 1 SOCIAL
SCIENCE COURSES (6 CREDITS) ____(3) Sociology Elective or PSYC 100 General
Psychology ____ 1 ____(3) Social and Behavioral Sciencesa
____________________ 2 HISTORY AND CULTURAL CHANGE (6
CREDITS) ____(3) History and Cultural Changea
_______________________ 2 ____(3) History and Cultural Change
_______________________ 3 SCIENCE/MATHEMATICS
(17 CREDITS) ____(3) BISC 105 Human Heredity and Developmenta 1 ____(4) Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Technology w/lab _____________________ 1 ____(4) Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Technology
w/lab _____________________ 2 ____(3) MATH
251 Math for K-8 Teachers Numbers and Operations (C-
or better required) 1 One of the following: ____(3) MATH
252 Math for K-8 Teachers: Rational
Numbers and
Probability; 2/3 ____(3) MATH
253 Math for K-8 Teachers: Geometry, Algebra, and
Measurement; 2/3 HUMANITIES
(12 CREDITS) ____(3) ____(3) Literature Course+____________________ 3/4 ____(3) Linguistics 101 1 ____(3) Creative Arts and Humanities a or
Foreign Language (if
Creative Arts and Humanities requirement is fulfilled by English
Literature course)_______________________ 2/3 FREE
ELECTIVES After
required courses are completed, a maximum of 7 credits of free electives may
be needed to meet the 124 credits required for the degree. Grade Credit Course _______ _______ ___________________________________ _______ _______ ___________________________________ Grade/Credits Recommended Year ECE
SEQUENCE (57 CREDITS)++
____(3) HDFS 201 Life Span Development 1/2 ____(3) HDFS 202 Diversity and Families 1 (Fulfills Multicultural Requirement) ____(3) HDFS 220 Child Development I: Prenatal to Age
3 1 ____(3) HDFS 221 Child Development II: 3 to 10 1/2 ____(3) HDFS 222* Inclusive Curr.: Birth – Grade 2 2 ____(3) HDFS 224* Practicum in Inclusive Curr.: Birth
– Grade 2 2 ____(3) HDFS 355 Professional Issues in ECDE 3/4 ____(3) HDFS 406 Supporting Literacy in Early Childhood Education 3 ____(3) HDFS 470 Families and Children at Risk 3/4 ____(2) HDFS 480 Student Teaching Seminar 4 Block
A:** ____(3) HDFS 411 Inclusive Curriculum: Birth to Preschool 2/3 ____(1) HDFS 431 Field Experience: Birth to Preschool 2/3 ____(3) HDFS 452 Assessment of Children 2/3 Block
B:** ____(3) HDFS 350 Technology & Assistive
Technology in Early Childhood Education 3 ____(3) HDFS 445 Family, Community, School Partnerships 3 ____(3) HDFS 412***
Inclusive Curriculum: Preschool-K 3 ____(2) HDFS 432 Field Experience: Preschool-K 3 Block
C:** ____(3) HDFS
413 Inclusive Curriculum: K to Grade 2 3/4 ____(1) HDFS
433 Field Experience: K to Grade 2 3/4 ____(3) HDFS
414 Guidance and Behavior Support: Birth
to Grade 2 3/4 ____(3) HDFS
435 Programs for Children with Exceptionalities 3/4 RELATED
PROFESSIONAL CORE (18 CREDITS) ____(3) Focused Elective# ________________ 3/4 ____(3) EDUC 230 Introduction to Exceptional Children 1/2 ____(12) EDUC
400 Student teaching 4 |
Grade/Credits Recommended Year FRESHMAN
YEAR EXPERIENCE (1 CREDIT) ____(1) Freshman
Year Experience (FYE) _________________ 1 SOCIAL
SCIENCE COURSES (6 CREDITS) ____(3) Sociology Elective or PSYC 100 General
Psychology ____ 1 ____(3) Social and Behavioral Sciencesa
____________________ 2 HISTORY AND CULTURAL CHANGE (6
CREDITS) ____(3) History and Cultural Changea
_______________________ 2 ____(3) History and Cultural Change
_______________________ 3 SCIENCE/MATHEMATICS
(17 CREDITS) ____(3) BISC 105 Human Heredity and Developmenta 1 ____(4) Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Technology w/lab _____________________ 1 ____(4) Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Technology
w/lab _____________________ 2 ____(3) MATH
251 Math for K-8 Teachers Numbers and Operations (C-
or better required) 1 One of the following: ____(3) MATH
252 Math for K-8 Teachers: Rational Numbers and
Probability; 2/3 ____(3) MATH
253 Math for K-8 Teachers: Geometry, Algebra, and
Measurement; 2/3 HUMANITIES
(12 CREDITS) ____(3) ____(3) Literature Course+____________________ 3/4 ____(3) Linguistics 101 1 ____(3) Creative Arts and Humanities a or
Foreign Language (if
Creative Arts and Humanities requirement is fulfilled by English
Literature course)_______________________ 2/3 FREE ELECTIVES
After
required courses are completed, a maximum of 7 credits of free electives may
be needed to meet the 124 credits required for the degree. Grade Credit Course _______ _______ ___________________________________ _______ _______ ___________________________________ Grade/Credits Recommended Year ECE
SEQUENCE (57 CREDITS)++
____(3) HDFS 201 Life Span Development 1/2 ____(3) HDFS 202 Diversity and Families 1 (Fulfills Multicultural
Requirement) ____(3) HDFS 220 Child Development I: Prenatal to Age
3 1 ____(3) HDFS 221 Child Development II: 3 to 10 1/2 ____(3) HDFS 222* Inclusive Curr.: Birth – Grade 2 2 ____(3) HDFS 224* Practicum in Inclusive Curr.: Birth
– Grade 2 2 ____(3) HDFS 355 Professional Issues in ECDE 3/4 ____(3) HDFS 606 Early Childhood Literacy Skill Development 3 ____(3) HDFS 470 Families and Children at Risk 3/4 ____(2) HDFS 480 Student Teaching Seminar 4 Block
A:** ____(3) HDFS 641 Infants, Toddlers and Families: Development and Programming 2/3 ____(1) HDFS 431 Field Experience: Birth to Preschool 2/3 ____(3) HDFS 452 Assessment of Children 2/3 Block
B:** ____(3) HDFS 350 Technology & Assistive
Technology in Early Childhood Education 3 ____(3) HDFS 647 Family Partnerships in Early Childhood Care and Education 3 ____(3) HDFS 412***
Inclusive Curriculum: Preschool-K 3 ____(2) HDFS 432 Field Experience: Preschool-K 3 Block
C:** ____(3) HDFS
413 Inclusive Curriculum: K to Grade 2 3/4 ____(1) HDFS
433 Field Experience: K to Grade 2 3/4 ____(3) HDFS
414 Guidance and Behavior Support: Birth
to Grade 2 3/4 ____(3) HDFS
435 Programs for Children with Exceptionalities 3/4 RELATED
PROFESSIONAL CORE (18 CREDITS) ____(3) Focused Elective# ________________ 3/4 ____(3) EDUC 230 Introduction to Exceptional Children 1/2 ____(12) EDUC
400 Student teaching 4 |
Minimum Credits for Graduation: 124 |
Minimum Credits for Graduation: 124 |
NOTE: This
is only a planning form. Please refer to
your course catalog for official requirements.
The
total minimum number of credits needed for graduation is 124.
An
effort should be made to schedule courses in the year indicated, although some
adjustments may be necessary. Please see
your academic advisor each semester.
a See catalog for courses that fulfill the University
Breadth Requirements.
+ All
students must fulfill the Arts and Sciences Second Writing Requirement. It must be selected from courses approved
from Arts and Sciences second writing requirement.
++ C-
or better required for all HDFS courses and the Focused Elective, EDUC 230, and
MATH 251. All of these courses, with the
exception of MATH 251, are also the courses counted in major index and are
prerequisite courses for student teaching.
* HDFS
222 and 224 must be taken concurrently.
** Each
of the courses listed within a block must be taken concurrently. HDFS 222 and 224 must be taken before any of
the blocks. Block B must be taken before
Block C. Block A may be taken at any
time after HDFS 222/224.
*** Students
must pass the Praxis 1 exam before taking HDFS 412.
# Focused
Electives: Choose from an approved list available in HDFS office (111
ALW).