CHILD DEVELOPMENT (CHDV)

 

BLUE =  CHANGE        RED = CANCELLED           GREEN = ADDED

 

CHDV 106             Child, Family, and Community           3.0 units

The scientific study of societal institutions which socialize the child, such as the family, school, peer group, community and media within the context of culture, religion, economics, politics and change. Major theoretical perspectives will be examined. CSU,UC                             

                                BLDG-RM

16194      TTH 11:10AM-12:35PM  12-5    VISSER S

16200        F 05:30PM-08:40PM  10-8    BARRON V

ONLINE

The following sections are online classes.  See page 29 for VVCCOnline course information.

16187      3.0 hours/week arr.          HAMMOND B

16191      3.0 hours/week arr.          HAMMOND B

CHDV 110             Introduction to Early                           3.0 units

Childhood Education 

This course is a comprehensive overview of the theory and practice of early childhood education. Students will gain an understanding of care and education of children from birth through age eight, including developmental stages, accommodating developmental needs through curriculum, health and safety, effective group settings, teaching through play, and family relationships. Students will be introduced to current programs and careers. CSU                            

                                BLDG-RM

16204      TTH 09:35AM-11:00AM  12-5    VISSER S

ONLINE

Section 16201 is an online class.  See page 29 for VVCCOnline course information.

CHDV 111             Infant and Toddler Care-Giving         3.0 units

A study of the physical, perceptual, socio-emotional, cognitive development and behavior of the young child from birth to age three. Emphasis will be on the translation of theories of development to appropriate practices in the caregiving environment. CSU                            

                                BLDG-RM

16208        W 02:10PM-05:20PM  12-5    WHITE J

ONLINE

Section 16206 is an online class.  See page 29 for VVCCOnline course information.

CHDV 115             Family Day Care                                    3.0 units

Grade option. This course will address the many factors involved in providing quality child care in one's home. The course will cover establishing a safe, healthy and stimulating environment, refining or developing business policies and parent contracts, and preventive health and injury practices as per AB243 requirements. CSU                            

                                BLDG-RM

16211        S 08:00AM-01:40PM  12-5    MACAULAY L

CHDV 127A          Programs/Curriculum in a                   4.0 units

Supervised Field Experience I

This program/curriculum course provides a supervised field experience working with children in a variety of early childhood programs. Students will complete their practicum at the campus Child Development Center or with an approved mentor teacher in the community. Emphasis is placed on developing interpersonal skills and specific teaching strategies to work effectively with parents and staff and to support the social and emotional development of young children. T.B. clearance is required for this course. CSU                            

                                BLDG-RM

16214        M 10:15AM-12:20PM  12-5    SYPKENS M

     Plus 6.8 hours/week to be arranged

16224        M 05:30PM-07:35PM  12-5    SYPKENS M

            Plus 6.8 hours/week to be arranged

Sections 16214 and 16224:

1)  Student should obtain a TB clearance prior to

    the first day of class.

2)  The practicum component of this course requires

that the student be available to work with children during one of the following time frames:

       A)  3-4 hours, two mornings weekly

CHDV 127B          Programs/Curriculum in a                   4.0 units

Supervised Field Experience I I

Prerequisite: CHDV 127A. This program/curriculum course provides a supervised field experience working with children in a variety of early childhood programs. Students will complete their practicum at the campus Child Development Center or with an approved mentor teacher in the community. Emphasis is placed on developing the ability to plan, implement and assess a variety of activities plus a comprehensive curriculum unit. TB clearance is required for this course. CSU                            

                                BLDG-RM

16228        M 05:30PM-07:35PM  10-6    JONES B

     +6.8 hours/week arr.

Section 16228:

1)  Student should obtain a TB clearance prior to

    the first day of class.

2)  The practicum component of this course requires

that the student be available to work with children during one of the following time frames:

       A)  3-4 hours, two mornings weekly

CHDV 133             Art Experiences for Young Children  3.0 units

This course offers students the opportunity to develop the ability to plan curriculum in the area of creative art for the young child. Students will select, develop and present art materials and activities for young children. An understanding of appropriate developmental art experiences and the creative process will be stressed. Emphasis is placed on developing a classroom environment that promotes creative expression. CSU                            

                                BLDG-RM

CHDV 132            Montessori Methods of Education  3.0 units

Grade Option. This course is designed to introduce the student to Dr. Montessori's life, work, philosophy of education and classroom design. This will be accomplished through lecture, reading and exploration of her materials designed specifically for the education of the young child. Students will be exposed to a variety of such materials and will create materials to use in his/her own classroom. CSU                            

                                BLDG-RM

17637        T 05:30PM-08:40PM  MONT     TERRANOVA G

CHDV 134             Language and Early Literacy               3.0 units

Development

This course will focus on the young child's language acquisition and early literacy development. Emphasis will be on introducing students to developmentally appropriate activities and practices, which will foster language and early literacy. The course will allow students to develop language curriculum materials. It will satisfy the program/curriculum requirement for licensing and credentialing. CSU                             

                                BLDG-RM

CHDV 142             Child Health, Safety, Nutrition            3.0 units

This course addresses basic concepts of health, safety and nutrition that promote optimal health and positive attitudes toward wellness in the growing child at home and at school. Included will be identification and prevention of health problems, practical aspects of developing safe and healthy environments, and promoting good nutrition and food habits. CSU                            

                                BLDG-RM

16233        T 05:30PM-08:40PM  12-5    VISSER S

ONLINE

Section 16232 is an online class.  See page 29 for VVCCOnline course information.

CHDV 143             Introduction to the                               3.0 units

High/Scope Curriculum 

This course provides students with a working knowledge of the High/Scope curriculum model. This model stresses an active learning based upon Jean Piaget's theories of child development. Course will cover origins of model, classroom arrangement, curriculum, adult/child interaction and observation techniques. CSU                            

                                BLDG-RM

CHDV 146             Child Growth & Development             3.0 units

A study of the child from conception through adolescence.  It addresses cognitive, physical and social emotional development. Guidance for the developmental stages is included. CSU,UC                            

                                BLDG-RM

16241      TTH 03:55PM-05:20PM  12-5     VISSER S

16242        W 09:35AM-12:45PM  12-5     VISSER S

16243       MW 03:55PM-05:20PM SVHS-8534 GONZALEZ N

ONLINE

The following sections are online classes.  See page 29 for VVCCOnline course information.

16237      3.0 hours/week arr.           COLE M

16238      3.0 hours/week arr.           COLE M

CHDV 220             The Mentor Teacher/                            2.0units

Adult Supervision

Prerequisites: CHDV 106 and CHDV 146.  A study of the methods and principles of supervising adults in early childhood programs. Emphasis on the role of experienced classroom teachers/supervisors who function as Mentors to teachers while simultaneously addressing the needs of children, parents and other staff. CSU                            

                                BLDG-RM

16245        T 05:30PM-09:45PM  10-6    JONES B

 

 

CHDV 239             Administration of Children’s              3.0 units

Programs I 

Prerequisites: CHDV 106 and CHDV 146 - Completion of these State Department of Health required core courses or equivalent. Currently working in the field recommended. Funding, licensing, planning, organizing, and managing a variety of programs for young children. The administrator's role, site development, on-going organization, staff relations, and working with parents and volunteers explored. Designed to meet Children's Center Supervision Permit requirements. CSU                            

                                BLDG-RM

16249        S 08:00AM-01:40PM  30-9    MEDRANO M

CHDV 138             Cooperative Education

See descriptive statement under Cooperative Education heading. CSU

                              UNITS 

16168    5.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR   1.0    DUNSMORE M

16170   10.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR   2.0    DUNSMORE M

16171   15.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR   3.0    DUNSMORE M

16172   20.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR   4.0    DUNSMORE M

16174   25.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR   5.0    DUNSMORE M

16175   36.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR   6.0    DUNSMORE M