Child Development 1 Child Growth & Development - Section # 0180 Fall 2015 Wednesday 12:10 pm 3:20 pm



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Los Angeles Mission College Child Development Department Instructor s Name: Child Development 1 Child Growth & Development - Section # 0180 Fall 2015 Wednesday 12:10 pm 3:20 pm Lilamani de Silva Telephone: (818) 364-7673 E-mail: desilvlp@lamission.edu Office Location: CCDS Office 212 Office Hours: Monday & Wednesday: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Tuesday: 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Thursday: 1:55 pm 3:30 pm and by Appointment REQUIRED TEXTS AND MATERIALS: Arnett & Maynard, Child Development. Pearson, 2013 ISBN: 0-205-94598-8 Scantron Forms 882 E Syllabus: Please download syllabus at www.lamission.edu, click on Directory link and for the Instructor s last name (de Silva). Click on CD 1 syllabus, print and bring to class. CATALOG COURSE DESCRIPTION: Examines the major developmental milestones for children from conception through adolescence in the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive domains. Emphasis is placed on issues that affect typical and atypical development through the study of theories, research and child observations. COURSE OBJECTIVE: 1. Describe and discuss human development from conception through adolescence. 2. Recognize supportive environments that contribute to the child's sense of positive identity as a member of his/her family, peer group, and culture. 3. Recognize developmental theorists and their contributions to the understanding of how children develop and learn. 4. Describe the influence of family, peer group, school and culture on the developing child. 5. Discuss the inter-relationships of physical, emotional, intellectual and social growth on the developing child. 6. Examine the relationship between maturational processes and environmental factors as they affect the growth and development of the child. 7. Inform others of what the expectant mother can do to support the healthy development of the fetus. 8. Identify pre-peri, and post-natal development risk factors to typical child development. 9. Observe and compare levels of accomplishment for the individual child using developmental norms and taking into consideration individual strengths and challenges. 10. Recognize and acknowledge behaviors that may indicate physical and/or emotional stress and which may indicate a need for intervention. 11. Observe, recognize and discuss individual variation in children's social-emotional, physical, language and cognitive development. 12. Recognize and explore appropriate caregiving practices based on the child's stage of development and individual needs. 1

STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES: Student Learning Outcomes (SLO) 1. Students will relate child observations to the four domains of development. 2. Students will summarize key concepts of the major theorists and relate them to the domains of development. 3. Students will analyze influences that affect typical and atypical development from prenatal growth through adolescence. Institutional Learning Outcomes (ILO) Written and Oral Communication Problem Solving Information Competency Global Awareness Assessment Method 1 Child observations Students will conduct and analyze observations of children in the four domains of development. Observations will be assessed based on a rubric of component expectations. A 70% benchmark will be applied. 2 Exam questions Students will summarize key concepts of the major theorists and relate them to the domains of development. Students will answer exam questions based on theories of child development. A 70% benchmark will be applied. 3 Exam questions/written assignment Students will analyze influences that affect typical and atypical development from prenatal growth through adolescence. Students will research a topic pertaining to biological and environmental influences on healthy growth and development. Written reports will be assessed based on a rubric of component expectations. A 70% benchmark will be applied. REQUIRED ASSIGNMENTS: All assignments must be typed. The assignments are as follows: 1 Six (6) Exam - In Class (250 points) 2 Final Exam In Class (50 points) 3 Observations - Physical, Socioemotional and Cognitive Development (100 points) You will work in a group of two or three to do this Observation. Active group participation is required. If a group member is not participating she/he may not get the same grade. Turn in a summary of how each group member participated in this collaborative project along with your paper. The process of doing this project is of great value in learning. Information, format and details will be given in class. 4 Participation: (100 Points) Participation is mandatory. Class participation is very important and will influence your grade. If you cannot attend class for any reason, it is important that you notify me in advance. Small and Large group participation is also very important and will influence your grade. It is your responsibility to drop a class, if you are no longer attending the class. Students with excessive absences or tardiness (3 weeks in a row) will be dropped from this class. Get the name, telephone number; e-mail address of one of the student s in this class to get an update of what you have missed, in case you have to miss a class due to unavoidable circumstances. Assignments turned in late: Occasionally something occurs that prevents an assignment from being submitted on time. If this has been discussed in advance, there is no penalty. However if work is submitted late without a previous agreement with me, your grade for that assignment will be lowered. If an assignment is not submitted at all, your final grade will be lowered by a full letter grade. 2

EVALUATION: There are exams and assignments to be submitted in this class. Each of which will carry the same weight in terms of grading. Each assignment will be given a grade, which will then be recorded in order to determine your final grade for the class. See Page 5 for more details. The letter grades mean the following: A - 450-500 B - 400-449 C - 350-399 D - 300-349 F - below 299 STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS: If you are a student with a disability and require classroom accommodations, please meet with me to discuss arrangements. If you have not yet contacted Disabled Student Program & Services (DSP&S), do so in a timely manner. DSP&S is located in Instructional Building. Visit DSP&S at www.lamission.edu/dsps or 818-833-3313 for contact information. ELECTRONIC DEVISES: Please be courteous and turn your cell phone on to a silent mode. Please do not text, go online and chat using your phone or lap top during class. Please do not tape any class discussions, lectures or any part of the class. THREE ATTEMPT LIMIT: A new state policy in effect as of 2012 limits students to (3) three attempts per course. Receiving a grade or a W for a course counts as an attempt, regardless of when the course was taken. Withdrawal by the deadline to avoid a W will not count as an attempt. For Fall 2015, the deadline to avoid a W is September 13 th. Important Deadline Dates: Deadline to Add Online August 30 Last day to add..september 11 Last day for Section Transfer..September 11 Last day to process Audit Add request.september 11 Last day to file for Credit/No Credit...October 9 Deadline to File for Petition for Fall 2015 Graduation..November 13 Drop classes without incurring fees or with a refund (Registration/parking/non-resident fees).september 13 Drop classes with a W - letter grade is required from this day forward. November 22 If you stop attending a class (or wish to drop a class) YOU MUST DROP THE CLASS YOURSELF-OFFICIALLY on or November 22 nd, through the Internet or in person in the Office of Admissions & Records. Failure to do so may result in a grade of F in that class. Registration Information Website www.laccd.edu (Student Information System) Statement for Plagiarism and Student Conduct - Academic Dishonesty Board Rule 9803.28 Plagiarism is the use of others words and/or ideas without clearly acknowledging their source. When you incorporate those words and ideas into your own work, you must give credit where credit is due. Plagiarism, intentional or unintentional, is considered or cheating on assignments (e.g., copying or giving answers, using crib sheets, etc.) will (I) receive a zero (fail) on the assignment, and (2) be referred to the Vice President of Student Services for further disciplinary action, following due process. For further information on plagiarism go to the Writing Center website and refer to the STANDARDS OF STUDENT CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINARY ACTION in the Current Schedule of Classes and the Catalog. TEACHING STYLE: All genuine learning is active, not passive. It is a process of discovery in which the student is the main agent, not the teacher. (Adler, 1982) One must learn by doing the thing, for though you think you know it-you have no certainty until you try. (Sophocles, 5 th C. B.C.) 3

Los Angeles Mission College Class Schedule Fall 2015 Child Development 1- Section # 0180 Wednesday 12:10 pm 3:20 pm Week Date Topic Assignment Lilamani de Silva 1 September 2 Introduction & Activities College Resources Child Development Program Miracle of Life Text Book & Scantrons Read: chapter 1-sections 1, 2, & 3 2 September 9 Introduction - A Cultural Approach to Child Development Read: chapter 2: sections 1, 2 & 3 3 September 16 Genetics and Prenatal Development Read: chapter 3: sections 1, 2 & 3 4 September 23 Birth and The Newborn Child Infancy Physical Development 5 September 30 Infancy Cognitive Development Exam 1 Chapter 1 - In Class 6 October 7 Infancy Emotional and Social Development Exam 2 Chapter 2 - In Class 7 October 14 Toddlerhood Physical, Cognitive, Emotional & Social Exam 3 Chapter 3 - In Class 8 October 21 Early Childhood - Physical Development Early Childhood Cognitive Development Read: chapter 4: section 1 Review: chapter 1 Read: chapter 4: sections 2 Review: chapter 2 Read: chapter 4: sections 3 Read: chapter 5: sections 1, 2 & 3 Review: chapter 3 Read: chapter 6: section 1 Read: chapter 6: section 2 Review: chapter 4 9 October 28 Exam 4 Chapter 4 - In Class Work on Observation Review: chapter 5 10 November 4 Early Childhood Emotional and Social Exam 5 Chapter 5 - In Class Read: chapter 6: section 3 11 November 11 College Closed No Class Veteran s Observed Work on Observation Review: chapter 6 12 November 18 CCDS 200 Workshop Observation & PowerPoint Work on Observation presentations and written report 13 November 25 Early Childhood Language, Emotional and Social Read: chapter 7: sections: 1-3 Exam 6 Chapter 6 - In Class 14 December 2 Observations Presentations & Written Report Read: chapter 8: sections: 1-3 15 December 9 Middle Childhood Review: chapters 7 & 8 Adolescence 16 December 16 Final Exam - In Class 12:30 pm 2:30 pm Happy Holidays!!!!! Please note: The course outline is a guide for the semester to be modified/revised to enhance learning outcomes or by events outside the control of the instructor. 4

Los Angeles Mission College Lilamani de Silva Child Development 1- Section # 0180 Assignment Check List Fall 2015 Wednesday 12:10 pm 3:20 pm Name: Total Points: Grade: 1 September 30 Exam 1 Chapter 1 /25 2 October 7 Exam 2 Chapter 2 /25 3 October 14 Exam 3 Chapter 3 /25 4 October 28 Exam 4 Chapter 4 /75 5 November 4 Exam 5 Chapter 5 /25 6 November 25 Exam 6 Chapter 6 /75 7 December 16 Final Exam /50 8 December 2 Observation /100 9 December 9 Participation /100 10 December 9 Extra Credit /20 A - 450-500 B - 400-449 C - 350-399 D - 300-349 F - below 299 E-mail: desilvlp@lamission.edu Telephone:(818) 364-7673 Office Location: CCDS Office # 212 Office Hours: Monday & Wednesday: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Tuesday: 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Thursday: 1:55 pm 3:30 pm and by Appointment Child Development Web Site: www.lamission.edu/childev If you have any questions, concerns or did not understand any contents of the material please make an appointment to meet with me. I can give you my full attention when I can set aside time to meet with you. Please feel free to call and e-mail me. 5

Los Angeles Mission College Child Development Department Professor: Lilamani de Silva Child Development 1 Section # 0180 Fall 2015 Wednesday: 12:10-3:20 pm Name: Address: Telephone: Day: Evening: E-mail: Major: Reason for taking this class: How many units enrolled this semester: Name the classes enrolled: How many Child Development classes previously taken: Name the Child Development classes taken: How many hours do you work? Occupation: What is your first language: Languages spoken: Do you have any Special Needs? Any other information you would like to share: 6