Child Development - HFL245

Child Development - HFL245

Learning Recommendations: None

General Description: This course explores how a child's genetics and environment affects physical, social, cognitive and psychological growth.  It is designed for students who may be considering careers that involve working with children. This course is affiliated with FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America), providing students opportunities to build leadership skills, engage in community service projects, and participate in competitions.

Content: 

• Genetics
• Child development from birth through adolescence
• Family growth and development
• Parenting Theories in child psychology
• How individuals relate to one another from birth to adolescence

Homework: Up to 30-45 minutes per day.

Note: Students who complete this course may qualify for college credit at various community and technical college programs. For more information, please visit the CTE Dual Credit page.