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Aug 31, 2024
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ECE 250 - Connecting with Infants and Toddlers
3.0 Credits Investigates and strengthens teacher/caregiver strategies using a relationship-based approach to support the growth of infants and toddlers. Focus is on strategies to foster trust and independence through respectful, responsive, and reciprocal teacher-child interactions.
Course Objectives Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Document and relate the role of secure attachment in infant’s and toddler’s development and growing independence. [COMMUNICATE]
- Document and name the RIE (Resources for Infant Education) and Reggio Emilia approaches and principles of infant and toddler care-giving. [COMMUNICATE]
- Demonstrate application of close observation and analysis as a tool for understanding and responding to infants and toddlers, to assure that what the infant/toddler cares about forms the basis for teacher/caregiver decision-making. [ACT]
- Relate the importance of teaching strategies that focus on relationships of respect, responsiveness and reciprocity with families and their children in planning for infants’ and toddlers’ growth and learning. [REASON]
- Document a personally defined interpretation of the teacher’s role in providing developmentally appropriate interactions and authentic relationships, relating to supporting trust and autonomy in infants and toddlers. [EXPLORE]
- Identify and personally define the roles of culture, family practices and areas of diversity in the growth and developmental process of infants and toddlers. [EXPLORE]
- Demonstrate teaching strategies for supporting cultural diversity and anti-bias practices in professionally defined and developmentally appropriate ways to infant toddler programs. [ACT]
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