A course module for : child development Katherine E. Del Rosario and Rufo Gil Z. Albor

By:

Del Rosario, Katherine E

Contributor(s):

Albor, Rufo Gil Z

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Manila : Rex Book Store, c2021Description: vi, 203 pages : illustrations ; 26cmISBN:

978-621-04-2166-8

LOC classification:

FIL LB 1115 .D45 2021 c.1

Contents:

Unit I. Introduction in Child Develoment -- Unit II. Research in Child Development -- Unit III. Theories in Child Development -- Unit IV. Prenatal to Infant Developement -- Unit V. Developmental Domains of Children -- Unit VI. Children with Exceptionalities.

Summary: This book is a specialization course in support of the core competencies expected for students in the tertiary level taking a degree in Early Childhood Education. It is designed to help students to be grounded on the fundamental facts about human development. It is crucial for aspiring early childhood educators to have a deeper understanding of how children grow, develop, and learn as they pass through the different stages of childhood. This module also highlights basic theoretical priciples that would serve as a guide in recognizing the different developmental patterns that children go through.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	NU BALIWAG	NU BALIWAG	Filipiniana	FIL LB 1115 .D45 2021 c.1 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		NUBUL000004478

Includes index

This book is a specialization course in support of the core competencies expected for students in the tertiary level taking a degree in Early Childhood Education. It is designed to help students to be grounded on the fundamental facts about human development. It is crucial for aspiring early childhood educators to have a deeper understanding of how children grow, develop, and learn as they pass through the different stages of childhood. This module also highlights basic theoretical priciples that would serve as a guide in recognizing the different developmental patterns that children go through.

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