Appalachian State University

The Minor in Child Development is open only to students not majoring in the Child Development: Child and Family Science and Child Development: Birth-Kindergarten Education.

Required (9 Hours)

CDE 2101 - Child Development: Birth-2 Years (3)
CDE 2102 - Child Study and Guidance (3)
CDE 2104 - Child Development: 3-K Years (3)

Choose One From The Following (3 Hours)

CDE 2103 - Family Development: Origins and Movement (3) [GenEd: SS]
CDE 2110 - Family Stress and Resilience (3) [GenEd: SS]
CDE 2111 - Multicultural Study of Child Development (3) [GenEd: SS]

Select At Least Two From The Following (6 Hours)

CDE 3100 - Early Intervention for Young Children (3)
CDE 3102 - Developing Inclusive Partnerships in Early Care Settings (3)
CDE 3106 - Adolescent Development (3)
CDE 3107 - Variations in Development: Birth through Kindergarten (3)
CDE 3109 - Child Development: Ages 5-12 (3)
CDE 3110 - Enriching Experiences and Programming for Children (3)
CDE 3250 - Reflective Practices: Observation and Constructivist Pedagogy in Early Care and Education Settings (3)
CDE 4556 - Infant / Toddler Curriculum (3)
CDE 4602 - Preschool Curriculum and Instruction (3)
CDE 4610 - Administration of Early Childhood Programs (3)
CDE 4611 - Introduction to Child Life (3)
CDE 4690 - Intentional Teaching in Early Education (3)
NUT 2201 - Foods and Nutrition for Children (3)
SPE 3274 - Developmental/Educational Assessment: Birth-5 (3)

Total Required (18 Hours)

Contact:
Dr. Teressa Sumrall
sumralltc@appstate.edu

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