Child Development Dept. Open house 2019 presented by: Dr. Gallegos

PATHWAYS IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT

PATHWAYS AA CTE Certificate TRANSFER

WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH A CHILD DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY? Certificate of Achievement AA BA MA Ed. D or Ph. D

Child Development Skills Certificates Certificate of Achievement Associate of Arts Degree Transfer to a University

Child Development Certificate of Achievement

CSU Transfer Certificate: 25 units CSU Transfer Certificate: 25 units *CSUs are also making CD 30 a requirement*

Revised A.A. Degree in Child Development Course: Units: CD 1 3 CD 2 3 CD 7* 3 CD 8* 3 CD 10 3 CD 11 3 CD 22 4 CD 23 4 CD 42 co-requisite for CD 23 3 CD 34 3 **CD 65 2 SUBTOTAL of UNITS 34 Each student will decide what 6 units in specialization that they want to take to Complete the required 40 unit requirement for the WLAC A.A. Degree in Child Development. This will also meet the requirements for the Master Teacher level of the teaching permit **Fulfills the Master Teacher’s Adult Supervision Units

Revised A.A. Degree in Child Development- Areas of Specialization

SEQUENCE TO YOUR CD FUTURE YEAR ONE FALL CD 1 (ONLINE) CD 2 (ONLINE) CD 7 (CAMPUS) WINTER CD 10 (ONLINE) CD 11 (ONLINE) SPRING CD 22 (CAMPUS) CD 42 (CAMPUS) SUMMER CD 34 (ONLINE) *ELECTIVE* CD 44 (ONLINE) YEAR TWO CD 8 (ONLINE) CD 30(CAMPUS) OR CD 45(ONLINE) EDUC 1(ONLINE) FCS21 (ONLINE) CD 65 (ONLINE) CD 23 (CAMPUS) CD 31(CAMPUS) CD 45 (ONLINE) YEAR THREE GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS---- -------------------------- --------------------------- ----------------------

SEQUENCE TO YOUR CD FUTURE YEAR 1 In Year 1, WE get you prepared to get the Early Childhood Education job. END OF YEAR 1 ***YOU are ready to apply for an Early Childhood Education job and speak to your General Counselor.*** YEAR 2 In Year 2, YOU can decide if you want to apply for your Certificate of Achievement, transfer, and/or earn an AA. END OF YEAR 2 ***YOU have made a decision on your PATHWAY and your General Counselor is aware.*** YEAR 3 In Year 3, you have made several contacts with your General Counselor and are aware of the GE’s need to warn your AA or Transfer and for some, BOTH. END OF YEAR 3 ***YOU are on your way to graduating and/or Transferring.***

Permit Process

Credential vs. Permits Credentials Must have earned a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science from an accredited university or private college. You can teach in accordance to your Credential (e.g.) Multiple Subject Professional Clear Credentials can only teach in preschool to 6th grade in a self-contained classroom. Single Subject Professional Clear Credential allows a teacher to teach in a specific subject such as English, Math, Science, History, etc in grades 6th to high school. Principals must earn an Administrative Credential (Tier 1 & Tier 2) to be able to supervise an elementary school, high school or college level campus and adults. Permits Must have the matrix qualifications to teach or operate only a child care center/early education center/ or day care center You can only practice in accordance to your Permit (e.g.) Assistant Teacher can only assist an Associate Teacher/Teacher and cannot be left alone with children Associate Teacher/Teacher can be with a children and supervise TAs. Master Teacher can be with children and serve as a coordinator of curriculum and staff development and supervise staff. Site Supervisor can supervise the functionality of one site only and can be with children and serve as a coordinator of curriculum and staff development and supervise staff. Program Director can supervise several sites can be with children and serve as a coordinator of curriculum and staff development and supervise staff.

PERMITS

PERMITS

PERMITS

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CLUB Mission: To develop ECE teachers in training in terms of their professional develop while providing an opportunity to learn the skills of advocacy, networking, fund raising, event training, and portfolio development for scholarships and jobs. Our CD Club meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 1:00 pm in GC 110(curriculum lab) Club Advisors: Dr. Dolores Gallegos and Dr. Marini Smith