Through a range of interactive, community-based learning opportunities, this course will examine methodologies and strategies to engage others in the consultation process to support families, early learning educators, and other community professionals. Students will apply adult learning principles to plan, deliver and evaluate educational opportunities for families, early learning educators and community professionals in supporting the healthy development of children living with diverse abilities. In addition, students will identify and critique organizational practices and create a consultation plan to engage stakeholders in the development of a shared philosophy of inclusion. Prerequisties: Adapting and Modifying Curriculum & Supporting Atypical Development. No Textbook Required.
NOTE: This course will require students to find a program or organization to work alongside with to complete a few of the assignments.
Accepted applicants can register for this course which is part of the ECE Resource Consulting graduate certificate program (V1185). If you have not already done so you must apply online. After you have accepted your offer you are able to complete your registration.