Detect Children with Special Needs
Detect Children with Special Needs 322-127-FE
Description
In certain Native communities, educators in childcare services assume a major responsibility toward children with special needs. Because they are remote, these communities are often confronted with a lack of qualified human resources. This course will enable students to acquire the knowledge and skills they will need to detect children who have special needs.
Refer to your syllabus for more information.
Syllabus
Classes
Click on a Class to access Readings and Resources to support your learning.
Class 1 What is the course about
Topics
- Presentation on the course
- Course outline presentation
Readings
Please read the course Syllabus (outline) before the first class. It contains important information that we will discuss.
Resources
Checkout Library subject guide on Indigenous Peoples – Childcare Development
Notes
Class PPT – Child Development Roles
This PPT will download to your computer
Class 2 What do we mean by special needs
Topics
- Defining special needs
- Hearing difficulties: warning signs
Readings
Read for next class
First Nations Head Start STANDARDS GUIDE – Health Canada (PDF file) Developed by First Nations Head Start programming representatives, this reference guide provides a blueprint of options for First Nations to consider in developing their Head Start program standards.
Resources
Checkout Library subject guide on Indigenous Peoples – Indigenous Health
Vulnerable Populations and Aboriginal Health – Time for a Curriculum (Video) This third installment in our series on social paediatrics will take a more focused look at vulnerable populations, including inner city and aboriginal children and youth.
Class 3 Learning Difficulties and Children
Topics
- How to detect hearing difficulties
- Language: normal language development
- Watch video posted in Resources section – Seed to Ceder
Resources
Watch this video we will discuss it in our next class.
From Seed to Cedar: Aboriginal ECDC in Our Communities
Class 4
Class 5
Class 6
Class 7
Readings
There is no required textbook for this course. The instructor will assign various articles and readings to the students.
Evaluations
For more information please refer to your syllabus.
Your Teacher
Contact Us
Champlain College Saint-Lambert
Saint-Lambert, Quebec, J4P 3P2
Telephone: 450-672-7364
Toll Free: 1-855-276-8110
Fax: 450-672-6241
