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Early Childhood Education Infant and Toddler Major

Associate Degree Course Sequence

SSC101  Student Success Seminar
EDU121  Introduction to Early Childhood Education
SOC123  Dynamics of the Family
PSY121  General Psychology
ENG124  College Composition
EDU123  Health and Nutrition
EDU127  Infant and Toddler Group Care
EDU122  Curriculum Design and Instruction
SOC225  Cultural Diversity
PSY125  Child Development
MTH222  Statistics
COM121  Effective Speaking
EDU128  Responsive Infant and Toddler Environment
EDU221  Language Arts
EDU222  Creative Materials & Guided Play
EDU223  Community and Family-Based Programs
EDU229  Education Psychology
EDU124  Infant-Toddler Curriculum
EDU129  Relationship Development for Infants & Toddlers
EDU224  Early Childhood Program Administration
EDU225  The Exceptional Child
EDU227  ECE Practicum and Seminar
BIO126  Science, Energy and the Environment
EDU126  Educational Technology
PHL122  Ethics

TOTAL CREDITS 73

The education infant and toddler major prepares students for employment in educational/child care settings that provide services to infants and toddlers. Graduates may seek employment in child care, Early Head Start, or agencies that provide services to infants and toddlers and their family.

This major gives students knowledge and skills needed to meet the developmental needs of infants and toddlers, create responsive and safe environments, and develop secure and trusting relationships with children and families.  The major not only addresses the needs of the children, but also supports successful parenting.