FLE 161: Family Programs

Parents and children from birth to age eight meet in a child development laboratory. Developmentally appropriate activities are planned for children and combined with parent participation and parent education discussions. This class may include students from multiple sections.

This class has a tuition rate of $20 per credit.

  1. Recognize safe, healthy, and quality environments and practices that minimize the risks and meet the needs of the developing child.
  2. Observe typical age levels and sequences of growth and behavior in developing children.
  3. Recognize the importance of the parent's role as their child's teacher.
  4. Understand developmentally appropriate early childhood education principles.
  5. Plan, prepare, and present a nutritious snack for the children.
  6. Observe positive age appropriate guidance techniques used by parents and teachers in the classroom.
  7. Recognize communication patterns that promote or hinder group climate and productivity.
  8. Work cooperatively with others to solve problems and complete tasks.
Credits
1
Lab Hours
22
Quarter Offered
Fall

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