2009 Course Handbook
ABEC212: Difference and Disability in Early Development
This unit is designed to build on principles of child development and developmental processes. How these processes are affected by identified at-risk factors, and result in disability and/or difference, will be investigated with reference to current research and theory. The role of the community in enriching the learning potential of young children will be emphasised. Research on the importance of community empowerment and the implications of this for professional roles in all early childhood programs will be evaluated. Particular implications for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities will be discussed.
Credit Points: | 3 |
Contact Hours: | On campus session |
When Offered: | X2 - External study; Offered in the second half-year (On Campus session: Block session - contact Department of Indigenous Studies - Warawara) |
Staff Contact: | Ms Margaret McNaught |
Prerequisites: | ABEC211 |
Corequisites: | |
NCCWs: | ECH320 |
Unit Designations: | -- |
Assessed As: | Graded |
Offered By: |
Institute of Early Childhood |