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This course is designed to assist students in working effectively with families. Early Childhood Educators recognize the valuable input families contribute to the child care centre. The dual role of families as a resource and client will be examined. In addition the role of child care as a resource and support system to families will be identified. This course is offered online through...
The person first, the disability second! Foremost is conveyed the idea that each child is seen as a unique individual possessing both skills and needs which will affect his learning potential. Develop an understanding of various disabilities so that you may work with children effectively in an inclusive environment. Emphasis is placed on the caregiver/teacher's role in planning for individual...
Students examine historical, political, professional, and social issues affecting early childhood administration practice in current Early Learning programs. Students review professional responsibilities and practices of ECE supervisors and administrators and analyze them within recognized best management practices. Students review strategies characterizing advocacy roles and responsibilities for...
Finance & Accountability in ECE will help students acquire fundamental financial management skills specific to Ontario's child care centers as they master budgeting, financial analysis, fundraising, and revenue generation strategies to ensure financial sustainability. Understanding the importance of transparency and accountability, students will learn to make informed financial decisions and...
Governance and Human Resources in ECE will explore the essential skills required for effective human resources management and governance in Ontario's child care centers. Students will learn to recruit, lead, and develop a team of early childhood education professionals while understanding the roles and responsibilities of governing boards. By the end of this course, students will be well-prepared...
Policy and Legislation in ECE will explore Ontario's legislature governing child care centers. Students will learn how to apply these regulations to ensure compliance, quality, and ethical standards in their daily and long-term operations. Through case studies and practical insights, students will gain the expertise needed to navigate the complex regulatory landscape and advocate for necessary...
Supervision & Administration will explore the essential skills required for effective supervision and administration in Ontario's child care centers. Students will learn how to manage the day-to-day operations, foster a safe and nurturing environment, and lead teams effectively. By the end of this course, students will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to excel in an administrative role of...
Economics I is an introductory microeconomics course which covers a broad curriculum of microeconomic principles. Students will study the foundations of economic choice, market pricing, consumer behaviour, business decision making, market structure and policy development in a small open economy like Canada.
This is an introductory macroeconomics course. Students will study measures of macroeconomic activity, growth in the economy and the government's role in stabilizing the economy.
This course extends the introductory principles of Financial Accounting. Students will deepen their understanding of financial record-keeping by studying asset, liability, and equity accounts, along with the nuances of revenue and expense tracking. The curriculum also covers the distinct accounting requirements for partnerships and corporations and focuses on the critical evaluation of financial...