MMB 2/18

Everett Community College - Early Childhood Education

Annual Planning Guide

This schedule is for planning purposes only and is subject to change. Check official quarterly schedule to confirm availability.

Course Number Course Title Credits Summer Fall Winter Spring

INITIAL CERTIFICATE – required ECE courses – 12 credits

ECED& 105 [ECE 130] Introduction to ECE 5 X X X X

ECED& 107 [ECE 125] Health, Nutrition and Safety 5 X X X

ECED& 120 [ECE 131] Practicum–Nurturing Relationships 2 X X X

SHORT CERTIFICATE – required ECE courses – 20 credits (Initial Certificate + EDUC&115D + option a, b, or c)

EDUC&115D [ECE 120D] Child Development 5 X X X X

a. EDUC& 130 [EDUC 165] Guiding Behavior 3 X X

b. ECED& 132 [ECE 109] Infants and Toddlers Care 3 X X

c. ECED& 139 [ECE 126] Administration of Early Learning 3 X

STATE CERTIFICATE IN ECE – required ECE courses – 37 credits – (Initial Certificate + Short Certificate + courses below)

Also requires ENGL&101 and Math above 100

EDUC& 150 [EDUC 124D] Child, Family and Community 3 X X

ECED& 160 [ECE 123] Curriculum Development 5 X X

ECED& 170 [ECE 160] Environments – Young Child 3 X X

ECED& 180 [ECE 244] Language and Literacy Dev 3 X X

ECED& 190 [ECE 121] Observation and Assessment 3 X

ASSOCIATE IN TECHNICAL ARTS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION - Required ECE courses – 59 credits – all of

above plus the following:

ECE 132 Practicum Lab II 4 X

ECE 135 Family Dynamics 3 X

ECE 215 Art & Storytelling 5 X

ECE 207 Applications of Math/Sci in ECE 5 X

ECE 233 Practicum III 2 X

EDUC& 203 Exceptional Child 3 X

ECE 239 Mentoring & Leadership in ECE 5 X

Note: ECE Certificate – State Credential also requires English 101 (5 credits); Math (quantitative or computational above 100 or designated “Q/SR”) (5 credits) ATA Degree – also requires English, Math, and several other courses. See Curriculum Guide for full scope of degree.

Note: ECE 140D is no longer offered. If you began working on the ATA degree prior to Spring 2018 and have not yet taken ECE 140D, plan to take ECE 215 instead.