Trish Keller, CTE teacher Welcome to the CTE Child Development Pathway Child Development & Guidance Developmental Psychology of Children Careers with Children Trish Keller, CTE teacher

All about me… 1966~born & raised in Anaheim, CA 1984~relocated to Folsom, CA 1988~graduated with BA Social Science, San Jose State University 1989 completed teaching credential, National University 1989~began teaching career at Cordova Lane Elementary, FCUSD 1990~married my wonderful husband, Casey 1991~ began teaching at Folsom Hills Elementary, FCUSD 1995~welcomed our first daughter, Jayne , VDL graduating class of 2013 1996 completed M.A., Ed., Curriculum & Instruction, Chapman University 1998~welcomed our second daughter, Maggie, VDL graduating class of 2016 1999~began teaching at Visions in Education charter school, SJUSD 2011~completed Career Technical Education credential, National University 2011~began teaching at Vista del Lago High School

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Google Classroom For students Assignments and materials will be posted here Copies of PowerPoint presentations, learning targets, online textbook, note sheets

Child Development and Guidance Units of Study: Unit 1: Children in Today’s World Unit 2: Prenatal Development and the Newborn Unit 3: Infants Unit 4: Toddlers Unit 5: Preschool & School-age Children Unit 6: Guiding & Caring for Children *Each unit includes the study of physical, emotional, social and intellectual development of the age.

Classroom Wishlist If you would like to further support our classroom, we are always in need of supplies…. Our current needs include: disinfecting wipes or spray paper towels Kleenex Post-It Notes HP 63 black ink cartridges children’s books Thanks for your generosity!

Contact me: Trish Keller tkeller@fcusd.org 916.281.4939

Developmental Psychology of Children UNITS OF INSTRUCTION: Unit 1: Introduction to Developmental Psychology & Theories of Development Unit 2: Biology & Behavior: Genetics, Brain Development and Physical Development Unit 3: Theories of Cognitive Development Unit 4: Perception, Language, and Cognitive Development Unit 5: Theories of Social Development and Emotional Development Unit 6: Attachment and the Development of the Self-concept Unit 7: Conclusions: Integrating Current Understandings

ACE credit http://www.csus.edu/acaf/ace/ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Accelerated College Entrance (ACE) High School-Based & Sac State-Based CSU, Sacramento 1. What is ACE? The ACE Program allows qualified high school students (junior- or senior-level) to enroll in approved classes and earn university credits while completing regular high school studies. 2. How does it work? Through ACE, qualified students can study advanced high school subject matter that may be applied to degree programs at Sacramento State or may be transferred to other universities. A standard Sac State transcript is issued for the matriculated course(s). Qualified students may also take courses at Sacramento State provided that they maintain good academic standing with both the University and their high schools. Mainpage for ACE information at Sac State http://www.csus.edu/acaf/ace/

Classroom Wishlist If you would like to further support our classroom, we are always in need of supplies…. Our current needs include: disinfecting wipes or spray paper towels Kleenex Post-It Notes HP 63 black ink cartridges children’s books Thanks for your generosity!

Contact me: Trish Keller tkeller@fcusd.org 916.281.4939

Careers with Children Teaching Units Children & Families~ Positive Interaction & Guidance ~ Planning for Learning ~ Health & Safety~ Licensing & Governance~ Career Development~

ACE credit http://www.csus.edu/acaf/ace/ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Accelerated College Entrance (ACE) High School-Based & Sac State-Based CSU, Sacramento 1. What is ACE? The ACE Program allows qualified high school students (junior- or senior-level) to enroll in approved classes and earn university credits while completing regular high school studies. 2. How does it work? Through ACE, qualified students can study advanced high school subject matter that may be applied to degree programs at Sacramento State or may be transferred to other universities. A standard Sac State transcript is issued for the matriculated course(s). Qualified students may also take courses at Sacramento State provided that they maintain good academic standing with both the University and their high schools. http://www.csus.edu/acaf/ace/

Classroom Wishlist If you would like to further support our classroom, we are always in need of supplies…. Our current needs include: disinfecting wipes or spray paper towels Kleenex Post-It Notes HP 63 black ink cartridges children’s books Thanks for your generosity!

Contact me: Trish Keller tkeller@fcusd.org 916.281.4939