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D O Ñ A A N A C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E 42 Early Childhood Education Associate in Early Childhood Education 527-7630 The Early Childhood Education associate degree program is designed to prepare students to become highly qualified teachers, assistant teachers, or family daycare providers in professional child care for children ages birth through eight years. Students will gain a broad understanding of the specific needs of young children and develop strategies for meeting those needs. They may choose to continue their education at any four-year institution in New Mexico. The DACC program includes the lower division courses required for entry into the Teacher Education Program (TEP), a baccalaureate program at New Mexico State University. Completion of this program does NOT guarantee admission into a Teacher Education Program at a four-year institution. Early in their second year of study at DACC, students should contact the four-year institution they have chosen to obtain application information. Students in the Education Program are required to complete and pass a security background check in order to take practicum courses. Past criminal violations may prevent a student from completing the degree and from being hired by school systems or other child care facilities upon graduation. Associate Degree (68 credits) NOTE: Courses preceded by an asterisk (*) are required to apply for the Teacher Education Program (TEP). Courses in bold are part of the New Mexico Common Core. Core Requirements 10 credits *ENGL 111G, Rhetoric and Composition 4 *MATH 111, Fund. of Elementary Math I 3 *MATH 112G, Fund. of Elementary Math II 3 Related Requirements 26 credits Critical Thinking and Analysis: 3 CS 110G, Computer Literacy (3) English: 3 *ENGL 211G, Writing in the Humanities and Social Sciences (3) Humanities and Fine Arts: 9 HIST 101G or HIST 102G (3) HIST 201G or HIST 202G (3) ART 101G or MUS 101G or THTR 101G (3) Social/Behavioral Sciences— 3 Select one course from the following list: ANTH 201G, ECON 201G, ECON 251G, ECON 252G, GEOG 112G, GEOG 120G, GOVT 100G, GOVT 110G, SOC 101G Laboratory Sciences— 8 Select 8 credits from two different areas: ASTR 105G, ASTR 110G (meets core), BIOL 111G/111L, BIOL 211G (meets core), CHEM 110G (meets core), GEOL 111G (meets core), GEOG 111G, PHYS 110G (meets core) Technical Requirements 32 CEP 110, Human Growth and Behavior 3 *ECED 115, Child Growth, Development & Learning 3 *ECED 125, Health, Safety & Nutrition 2 *ECED 135, Family & Community Collaboration 3 *ECED 215, Curriculum Development and 3 Implementation *ECED 220, Practicum I 2 *ECED 225, Curriculum Development and 3 Implementation *ECED 230, Practicum II 2 *ECED 235, Intro. To Reading and Literacy Development 3 *ECED 245, Professionalism 2 *ECED 255, Assessment of Children and 3 Evaluation of Programs *ECED 265, Guiding Young Children 3 Education Associate in Education Degree 527-7630 The Education associate degree program at Dona Ana Community College is designed to prepare students for transfer into the Teacher Education Program (TEP), a baccalaureate program at New Mexico State University. Alternatively, students may opt to transfer to a similar program at another four-year institution. The DACC program includes the lower division courses required for entry into the TEP. Completion of this program does NOT guarantee admission into a Teacher Education Program at a four-year institution. Early in their second year of study at DACC, students should contact the four-year institution they have chosen to obtain application information. Students in the Education Program are required to complete and pass a security background check in order to take the field experience course. Past criminal violations may prevent a student from completing the degree and from being hired by school systems or other child care facilities upon graduation. Associate Degree (68 credits) NOTE: Courses preceded by an asterisk (*) are required to apply for the Teacher Education Program (TEP). Courses in bold are part of the New Mexico Common Core. OR Core Requirements 13 credits COMM 253G, Public Speaking 3 COMM 265G, Principles of Human Communication *ENGL 111G, Rhetoric and Composition 4
OR Choose one of the following combinations: 6 { { *MATH 111 Fundamentals of Elementary Math (3) + *MATH 112G Fund. of Elementary Math II (3) *MATH 120, *MATH 121, OR *MATH 191 (3) + MATH 210 Math Appreciation (3) NOTES: The first combination is recommended for elementary education; the second combination is recommended for secondary education. MATH 120 = Intermediate Algebra MATH 121 = College Algebra MATH 191 = Calculus and Analytic Geometry I Related Requirements 36 credits English (Consult an education adviser before 6 completing ENGL requirements. LING 200G is recommended for Elementary Bilingual and Secondary Language Arts only. ENGL 311 and 363 must be taken at NMSU.): *ENGL 211G or *ENGL 311 (3) ENGL 363 or LING 200G (3) Fine Arts: 6 ART 101G, MUS 101G, MUS 201G, OR THTR 101G (3) Any other ART, MUS, or THTR course (3) History: 6 HIST 101G or HIST 102G (3) HIST 201G or HIST 202G (3) Social Sciences and Culture—select any two courses: 6 ANTH 201G, ECON 201G, ECON 251G, ECON 252G, GEOG 112G, GOVT 100G, GOVT 110G, SOC 101G Science—select three courses, each from a 12 different area (all courses must include labs): ASTR 105G or ASTR 110G • BIOL 111G+L CHEM 110G or CHEM 111 • GEOL 111G GEOG 111G • PHYS 110G Technical Requirements 19 credits C EP 110G, Human Growth and Behavior 3 *C EP 210, Educational Psychology 3 *EMD 101, Freshman Orientation 1 *EMD 250, Introduction to Education 2 *EDUC 181, Field Experience I 1 NOTE: See Education adviser before enrolling. Electives approved by adviser 9 Educational Paraprofessional Associate of Applied Science Degree 527-7630 This partial transfer program is designed to prepare graduates to work alongside licensed teachers as part of a teaching team. In this capacity, they assist both teacher and student. The program provides opportunities to develop personally and professionally, while acquiring a sound philosophy of education. Students will gain insights into creating learning situations and planning instructional procedures that meet the needs of a diverse classroom community. They will have the opportunity to work directly with children during the field experience course. Students in this program are required to complete and pass a security background check in order to take the field experience course. Past criminal violations may prevent a student from completing the degree and from being hired by school systems or other child care facilities upon graduation. Not all courses in this program may be applied toward a degree at NMSU. Please see an Education adviser for the current articulation plan. Associate Degree (66 credits) NOTE: Courses in bold are part of the New Mexico Common Core. OR OR OR OR OR OR Core Requirements 10 credits COMM 253G, Public Speaking 3 COMM 265G, Prin. of Human Communication ENGL 111G, Rhetoric and Composition 4 EDUC 150, Math for Paraprofessionals 3 (not transferrable to NMSU) MATH 111, Fund of Elementary Math I (recommended for elementary education) MATH 120, Intermediate Algebra (recommended for secondary education) 3 Related Requirements 30–31 credits Fine Arts—select one course: 3 ART 101G, MUS 101G, MUS 201G, THTR 101G History—select one course: 3 HIST 101G or HIST 102G Science—select one course that includes a lab: 4 ASTR 105G, ASTR 110G, BIOL 111G+L, CHEM 110G, CHEM 111, GEOL 111G, PHYS 110G Social Sciences and Culture—select one course: 3 ANTH 201G, ECON 251G, ECON 252G, GEOG 112G, GEOG 120G, GOVT 100G, GOVT 110G, SOC 101G Approved electives 17–18 Technical Requirements 24–26 C EP 110G, Human Growth and Behavior 3 C S 110, Computer Literacy (3) 2–3 EDUC 168, Educational Uses of Computers (2) EDLT 368, Integrating Tech. with Teaching (3) NOTE: EDLT 368 is recommended for transfer purposes. EDUC 204, Foundations of Bilingual Education/ESL 3 EDUC 206, Classroom Management for Paraprofessionals 3 C EP 210, Educational Psychology EDUC 208, Educational Methods and Materials 3 for Paraprofessionals EDUC 210, Paraprofessionals in Education 2–3 EMD 250, Introduction to Education EDUC 212, CPR/School-Age Health Issues 1 for Paraprofessionals EDUC 214, Literacy Education for Paraprofessionals 3 ECED 235, Introduction to Reading and Literacy Development 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 C A TA L O G 43
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