A study of children and family in the community. Explores the value of communication and offers information about the use of community resources to meet the needs of children.
Child development is presented as a joint responsibility of home and community.
Student assignments involve 10 hours of observations participation in children's programs outside of class time. Developmental approach to the study of the child, identifying forces affecting growth processes from conception through adulthood. Meets requirements for Title 22 and California Children's Center Instructional Permit. Up to 10 hours of observations and interviews outside of class time are required. Emphasizes practical activities in creative and educational movement, singing, musical instruments, creative dance, physical fitness activities, games and relaxation.