This course may be repeated for additional credit. Creative Sewing emphasizes learning basic techniques for textile construction, pattern use, fabric selection, and the use and care of various types of sewing machines and related equipment. This course may be repeated once for an additional 0.50 credit. Emphasis is on understanding the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development of children from conception to age ten with special emphasis on preschool aged children. Other topics include parenthood responsibilities, children with special needs, and the influence of the family on the developing child.
Students participate in a nursery school.
This course is intended for students considering careers dealing with children such as teaching, health careers, social and recreational work, and for those interested in learning more about children. Prior successful completion of Child Development I is required. An application process through the Family and Consumer Sciences department is involved prior to selection of this course. The Education Practicum course is offered in conjunction with Independent Living. Students with a 90 average in the Education Practicum course during the fall semester may consider an Independent Study placement for the spring semester.