1. Palomar College CHDV Department STUDENT ORIENTATION 6:00-7:30pm

2. Child Development Faculty Department Chair: – Jenny Fererro jfererro@palomar.edu x2314jfererro@palomar.edu Full-Time Faculty: – Dr. Laurel Anderson landerson@palomar.edu x5528landerson@palomar.edu – Bob Sasse bsasse@palomar.edu x2856bsasse@palomar.edu – Diane Studinka dstudinka@palomar.edu x2208dstudinka@palomar.edu Part-Time Faculty: – Dr. Renee Barrett, Dr. Ken Breeding, Barb Everett, Barbara Hammons, Dr. Anne Hanley, Amanda Hill, Mark Jacobs, Annie Lee, Cindy Leso, Srisuda Luettringhaus, Kriszta Micsinai, Gina Wilson, Katie Zolezzi Department ADA: Christine Brady x2206

3. CHDV Website http://www2.palomar.edu/pages/childdevelo pment/ http://www2.palomar.edu/pages/childdevelo pment/

4. Career Pathways CHILD DEVELOPMENT CAREER PATHWAYS Education Careers Preschool Teachers Infant and Toddler Teachers Early Childhood Administration Teacher Aides Family Consumer Science Educators Elementary Educators Special Education Teachers Paraprofessionals and Inclusion Assistants Physical Education Teachers Education Administrators Education Program Specialists Bilingual School Teachers Occupational Therapists Parent Educators Family Home Childcare Owners/Directors Nannies Child Guidance Specialists Recreation Program Directors Before and After School Program Leaders Camp Counselors and Leaders Faith Community Coordinators/Teachers/Assistants Social Service Careers Home Based Teachers or Visitors Respite Caregivers Social Workers Counselors Marriage, Family and Child Therapists Family Lawyers Case Managers Social Service Managers Advocates Foster Parents Licensing Analysts Health and Medical Careers Speech Language Pathologists Pediatric Occupational Therapists Pediatric Physical Therapists Child Life Specialists Doulas Lactation Educators and Consultants Childbirth Educators WIC Counselors

5. CHDV Courses We have 30+ separate courses covering a wide variety of early childhood topics – Theory classes – Curriculum and practicum classes – Administration classes – Focus is on children birth to 8, with heavy emphasis on birth to 5 We offer all of the courses you need to earn your Child Development Permit

6. Child Development Programs 8 programs Two Certificates of Proficiency: – Assistant Teacher (16.5 units) – School Age Assistant (15.5 units) Six Certificates of Achievement/AS degrees: – Preschool Teacher – Infant/Toddler Teacher – Early Inclusion Teacher – Early Childhood Administration – Child & Family Services – Child Development/Early Childhood Education AS-T Transfer Degree

7. CHDV Programs (cont.) Certificates of Proficiency – Assistant Teacher (16.5 units) CHDV 99, CHDV 100, CHDV 105 and 105A, B, or C, CHDV 115, CHDV 120, CHDV 185 – School Age Assistant (15.5 units) CHDV 99, CHDV 100, CHDV 104, CDHV 115, CHDV 180, CHDV 190 Certificates of Achievement – Can be completed along with GE requirements for the AS degree in Child Development

8. CHDV Programs: CORE CLASSES CORE CHDV Classes (required for Preschool Teacher, Infant/Toddler Teacher, Early Inclusion Teacher, Early Childhood Administration, and Transfer degrees and certificates: CHDV 99 CHDV 100 CHDV 104 CHDV 105 CHDV 115 CHDV 120 CHDV 185 CHDV 201 – 22.5 units total core

9. Preschool Teacher Certificate of Achievement Core CHDV Classes (22.5 units) PLUS: CHDV 101 CHDV 105A CHDV 152A CHDV 202 9 units of electives from: – CHDV 108 CHDV 110 CHDV 125 CHDV 130 CHDV 135 CHDV 140 CHDV 142 CHDV 144 TOTAL: 40 units Complete along with GE requirements to earn AS degree in CHDV

10. Infant/Toddler Teacher Certificate of Achievement Core CHDV Classes (22.5 units) PLUS: CHDV 103 CHDV 105B CHDV 106 CHDV 142 CHDV 152B CHDV 203 6.5 units of electives from: CHDV 101 CHDV 108 CHDV 110 CHDV 125 CHDV 130 CHDV 135 CHDV 140 CHDV 144 CHDV 145 TOTAL: 40 units Complete along with GE requirements to earn AS degree in CHDV

11. Early Inclusion Teacher Certificate of Achievement Core CHDV Classes (22.5 units) PLUS: CHDV 103 CHDV 105C CHDV 110 CHDV 112 CHDV 152A or CHDV 152B CHDV 204 3 units of electives from: CHDV 101 CHDV 102 CHDV 106 CHDV 108 CHDV 142 CHDV 145 CHDV 172 – TOTAL: 40 units – Complete along with GE requirements to earn AS degree in CHDV

12. Early Childhood Administration Certificate of Achievement Core CHDV Classes (22.5 units) PLUS: CHDV 102 CHDV 105A, B, or C CHDV 150 CHDV 155 CHDV 174 CHDV 195 3.5 units of electives from: CHDV 101 CHDV 103 CHDV 108 CHDV 110 CHDV 144 CHDV 145 CHDV 152A, B or D CHDV 172 – TOTAL: 40 units – Complete along with GE requirements to earn AS degree in CHDV

13. Child and Family Services Certificate of Achievement CHDV 99 CHDV 100 CHDV 101 CHDV 102 CHDV 105 CHDV 105A, B, or C CHDV 115 CHDV 145 Plus 3 units from: CHDV 125, CHDV 130, CHDV 135, CHDV 140, CHDV 185 Plus 9 units from: CHDV 104, CHDV 108, CHDV 110, CHDV 172, CHDV 174, CHDV 197 Plus 9 units from: ANTH 105, BUS 142, BMGT 105, FCS 185, MCS 100, PSYC/SOC 120, SOC 105, SPCH 115 TOTAL: 40.5 units Complete along with GE requirements to earn AS degree in CHDV

14. Child Development/Early Childhood Education AS-T Transfer Degree CHDV 100 CHDV 101 CHDV 105 CHDV 105A, B, or C CHDV 115 CHDV 120 CHDV 172 CHDV 185 CHDV 201 Plus 3 units from: – CHDV 102, CHDV 103, CHDV 104, CHDV 106, CHDV 108, CHDV 110, CHDV 112, CHDV 125, CHDV 130, CHDV 135, CHDV 140, CHDV 142, CHDV 144, CHDV 145, CHDV 150, CHDV 152, CHDV 155, CHDV 174, CHDV 180, CHDV 190, CHDV 195, CHDV 197 – Plus GE Requirements – TOTAL: 60 units

15. CHDV Scheduling & Planning Things to consider: – Always take CHDV 99, 100 and 115 first! – Other courses do not necessarily need to be taken in numerical order (with the exception of courses with prerequisites) – Employment- many students work in ECE while completing their programs. If you want to work, you’ll need a basic 12 units as your first classes CHDV 100, CHDV 115 are required for entry-level employment in any licensed center Some employers require the state Child Development Permit, others just require “12 units”

16. CHDV Scheduling & Planning Things to consider (cont.) – CHDV 105 and CHDV 201, 202, 203, 204 require labs 105A, 105B, 105C- 3 hours per week of lab placement 201, 202, 203, 204- 3 hours per week of lab placement for each course 105 is a fall/spring only 201 is a fall only, 202/203/204 are spring only Placements are determined by the department Labs must be done for appropriate population for your certificate/degree choice – CHDV 105 lecture does not need to be repeated for multiple certificates, only the lab hours.

17. CHDV Scheduling & Planning Things to consider (cont). – General Education Some students want to focus only on their child development units It is a good idea to consider working on your GE units in conjunction with your CHDV units- this is important for 2 reasons: – Earning your state Child Development Permit (teacher level and higher) requires GE units – AS and transfer require GE Take English classes required for GE sooner rather than later! Keep your options open! GE advising can be completed with the GE counselors: – Dana O’Callaghan docallaghan@palomar.edu 760-891-7511docallaghan@palomar.edu

18. CHDV Advising- Important! We strongly recommend that ALL CHDV students who have not received individual advising from the CHDV department in the past year schedule an advising session: – Jenny Fererro jfererro@palomar.edu or another full-time CHDV faculty member (Diane Studinka, Bob Sasse, Laurel Anderson)jfererro@palomar.edu

19. Child Development Permit Issued by the state of CA Takes the place of a credential for ECE Separate from the degrees and certificates issued by Palomar Required for employment in any state-funded program Recommended for all students to work towards in addition to their Palomar degrees and certificates We can provide permit advising and VOC If you are working towards your certificate/AA from Palomar, you WILL have the classes you need for your Associate Teacher and Teacher Permits

20. Child Development Permit

21. Associate Teacher Permit – 12 units MUST be: – CHDV 100, CHDV 115, and at least one programs/curriculum class. Choose from: CHDV 105, 106, 125, 130, 135, 140, 185 – Experience level: 50 days of 3+ hrs/day in past 2 years – Renewal: Within 5 years must complete 15 more units towards Teacher Permit Within 10 years must be able to move to Teacher Permit

22. Child Development Permit Teacher Permit – 24 units of CHDV (including 12 from Associate Teacher) – 16 units of GE- one class in each: English/Language Arts (ENG 100, Speech 100) Math or Science ( MATH 56/60+, phys. Sci., etc.) Social Science (PSYC, SOC, HIST, etc.) Humanities/Fine Arts (Foreign Lang, arts, MCS, etc.) – Experience: 175 days of 3+ hrs/day in past 4 years – Renewal every 5 years – 105 hours of professional growth

23. Child Development Permit For higher level permits: – Master Teacher Permit Specialization coursework is fulfilled by classes you need for your Palomar certificate/degree Adult Supervision units (also needed for Site Supervisor permit)= CHDV 195 – Site Supervisor Permit: In addition to CHDV 195, you’ll need CHDV 150 and CHDV 155 Students with bachelor’s degrees can qualify for permits under alternate qualifications For all permit questions or for advising, see one of the full-time CHDV faculty

24. Palomar College Early Childhood Education Lab School The ECE Lab Schools on the main campus and at the Escondido site provide quality play-based toddler, preschool, and transitional kindergarten programs for children ages 18 m-5. Both sites serve as lab schools for our students and are open for observation and participation. The ECE Lab School is open to children of students, faculty, staff, and community members. Contact x2575 for enrollment information and tuition rates. The ECE Lab School is always looking for student workers. If you have completed at least 6 CHDV units and are interested in working with young children please contact Diane Studinka, interim coordinator at x2578 for employment information.http://www2.palomar.edu/pages/ECELabSchool/http://www2.palomar.edu/pages/ECELabSchool/

25. Observing at the Lab Schools The ECE Lab School is open for observation for Palomar students. Please follow all observation guidelines, posted on the website. All CHDV students MUST wear their Palomar-issued Student Activity Card when visiting the center. Students must have signed the Palomar College Child Development Department Statement of Commitment and Confidentiality and have received an orange dot for their ID before visiting. CHDV instructors can provide more information.

26. Student Activity Card (ID) All CHDV students MUST wear their Palomar-issued Student Activity Card when visiting the lab school. Student ID’s cost $15 (pay online or at cashier’s office) and can be obtained at the OSA (SU-202). https://www2.palomar.edu/pages/studenta ffairs/ https://www2.palomar.edu/pages/studenta ffairs/ Many benefits to the ID, including free copies, coffee, scantrons, and discounts!

27. Campus Resources CHDV courses require college-level reading and writing skills. ALL courses have numerous written assignments, and all courses require the use of APA 6 th ed. formatting. The Writing Center on campus provides free help with written work, including proofreading, formatting, and tutoring for clarity.Writing Center The Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) provides tutoring and study help.Teaching and Learning Center The Disability Resource Center (DRC, formerly DSPS) provides assessment for learning disabilities and provides classroom accommodations for students with various types of learning and physical needs.Disability Resource Center The library offers assistance with research and online work.library The Tutoring Center offers general tutoring and study help.Tutoring Center Your instructors are here to help you! When in doubt, please ask one of your professors for help!

28. Child Development Training Consortium Applications available fall and spring Students currently working with children age 5 and under in a licensed center or program Reimbursement available for all courses meeting consortium guidelines taken at Palomar in that semester passed with a C or better (GE and CHDV) dstudinka@palomar.edu

29. AB-212 CARES In order to receive funding under CARES, students must work in a state-funded center. More information available by contacting Diane Studinka dstudinka@palomar.edudstudinka@palomar.edu

30. California Mentor Teacher Program The California Early Childhood Mentor Program selects experienced classroom teachers to mentor student teachers taking the CHDV 200-level classes (Supervised Field Experience classes- CHDV 201, 202, 203, 204). In addition to a stipend for professional development, Mentors Teachers are paid stipends to use their classrooms as high quality training environments. The program recruits teachers who have: – Worked at least 2 years in an early childhood classroom, family child care, or school age before/after school care program – Completed a college early childhood training program that included a supervised teaching course and who are eligible for the Master Teacher level, or above, of the California Child Development Permit. – Completed a course in adult supervision skills and classroom evaluation (CHDV 195) Please contact Bob Sasse for more information! bsasse@palomar.edu bsasse@palomar.edu

31. The Child Development Club Student led club for networking, education, activism, and fun! The club participates in ASG events, as well! All Palomar students interested in child development are welcome!

32. Questions? Please contact one of the full-time CHDV faculty for more help or information! – Dr. Laurel Anderson landerson@palomar.edu x5528landerson@palomar.edu – Jenny Fererro jfererro@palomar.edu x2314jfererro@palomar.edu – Bob Sasse bsasse@palomar.edu x2856bsasse@palomar.edu – Diane Studinka dstudinka@palomar.edu x2208dstudinka@palomar.edu