Undergraduate - Fayette

Child Development Minor - 17 Hours

Minor Requirements

Elementary and Special Education majors may apply a maximum of 4 hours from their major field requirements toward the minor.

Required Courses:

ED103Child Development

2

ED204Utilizing Family and Community Resources

3

 

ED206Infant and Toddler Curriculum Methods and Materials

2

And

ED207Practicum-Infant and Toddler Curriculum Methods and Materials

2

 

ED264Child Health

2

 

ED330Curriculum Methods and Materials in Early Childhood Education

2

Or

ED331Practicum - Curriculum Methods and Materials in Early Childhood Education

1

 

ED332Screening, Diagnosis and Planning Instruction for Young Children

2

Or

ED333Practicum - Screening, Diagnosis and Planning Instruction for Young Children

1

CMU Prefix Courses

The First-Year Program: At CMU we take special care to make sure that first year students adjust successfully to university life at Central Methodist University. Helping students make the crucial transition from high school to college is the focus of our First-Year Program. In addition to orientation activities, the academic part of the First-Year Program consists of CMU110. CMU110 explores the issues of campus orientation, academic success, and orientation to the major. By devoting extra effort to these details, we are carrying out the campus mission. CMU fosters a diverse and caring community, empowering students to become lifelong learners, committed to academic excellence, prepared to engage in a complex world.

Introduction to Leadership: In conjunction with CMU's mission of preparing students to "engage in a complex world" students may enroll in CMU201 Introduction to Leadership. This interdisciplinary course provides an introduction to leadership principles and theories using a combination of case studies, historical perspectives, and personal experience with effective leaders. By the end of the course, students should understand individual and group leadership issues and be able to identify personal leadership qualities to apply in their lives.

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