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300 1.   What is or should be the role of parents and family in raising a child?
300 2.   What difficulties do teenage parents face?
300 3.   How can responsible decision making prevent teen pregnancy and sexually            transmitted diseases?
300 4.   What are the advantages and disadvantages of various child-care options?
300 5.   What problems may arise when caring for children and how might those problems be solved?
300 6.   How can experiences in the early years of life affect a child's future             successful development? 
300 7.   What are some special challenges children and their parents face?
300 8.   Why is learning about children and how they develop important?
300 9.   What should a pregnant woman do or not do to ensure good health for herself and her baby?
300 10. What role does health and safety play in the developing child?
300 11. What are some effective parenting skills?
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400 This course focuses on:
400      *Use of contraception and responsible decision making to prevent teen pregnancy      and sexually transmitted diseases
400      *Physical, emotional, and intellectual development of children from conception      through age six
400      *Effective parenting skills, including the role of safety and health, family, and special       challenges
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500 Students will learn to:
500 *Support opinions with fact
500 *Use up-to-date resources to effectively present information
500 *Evaluate various childcare methods
500 *Plan age-appropriate activities for children
500 *Evaluate decisions related to contraception and sexual behaviors
500 *Identify challenges of pregnancy or infant care through simulation
500 *Recognize the importance of the role of parents to a child's future development
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600 1.  Recognition of the different types of families and the impact of parents on development through personal experiences
600 2.  Read articles, watch videos, and engage in simulated experiences on teen pregnancy
600 3.  Identify effects, treatment, and symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases 
600 4.  Identify various types of contraception, correct use, and effectiveness
600 5.  Evaluate personal child-care experiences, available options for childcare and identify pros and cons of each
600 6.  Will brainstorm appropriate ways of handling possible problems that may arise among children at various levels of development 
600 7.  Use personal experience and the experiences of other to evaluate the impact of childhood and how it shapes the adult
600 8.  Identify birth defects and various special needs, their effects on the child and ways for parent to help the child cope
600 9.  Discuss the importance of learning about children and how they develop either for a child-related career or to become a parent
600 10.  Discuss proper nutrition and health during pregnancy and the consequences if not followed
600 11.  Discuss the importance of nutrition, setting limits, "baby-proofing"
600 12.  Discuss what kind of care to give a child and when in an emergency situation
600 13.  Identify the importance of consistent parent/ caregiver behavior, discipline, and love
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700 Essay
700 Research projects
700 Posters
700 Pamplets
700 Tests/quizzes
700 Homework
700 Oral presentations
700 Role-playing and simulations
700 Journal entries
700 Groupwork
700 Worksheets
700 Interactions with young children
800 Empathy Belly: "Baby Think It Over"
820 Textbook
820 Videos/DVDs
820 Worksheets
820 Magazine articles
820 Internet
820 Library