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Victoria, BC
V8W 1E6

Diana Elliott
Provincial Advisor

Tel: 250-388-5593
Fax: 250-388-5502
250-388-5522 BCAAFC

Esther Shackelly
Provincial Assistant

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AIDP
POLICY & PROCEDURE
MANUAL

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Education & Training

 

Infant Massage Instructor Training - Feb 8-11, 2010 - NEW!
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Aboriginal Health and Community Administration Program Application Deadline - NEW!

Family Violence Intervention & Parent Training & Education - NEW!

Family Violence Intervention & Parenting Training & Education Programs
Six-Week Calendar


Family Violence Intervention & Parenting Training & Education Programs
Intake Form


ABORIGINAL EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AECDA) OF B.C.
Application for Membership


Certificate and Diploma in Infant Development and
Supported Child Development - External Programs (UBC)


Certificate in Early Childhood Education - External Programs (UBC)

Certificate in Infant Mental Health (York University)

Undergraduate Financial Awards (UBC)




T H E   U N I V E R S I T Y   O F   B R I T I S H   C O L U M B I A
Faculty of Education
External Programs & Learning Technologies (EPLT)
1304-2125 Main Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada  V6T 1Z4
Tel: (604) 822-2013
Fax: (604) 822-2015
Web: http://eplt.educ.ubc.ca/distance/
Admissions: http://teach.educ.ubc.ca
Registration: http://students.ubc.ca/

EPSE 348: Family-Centred Practice for Children with Special Needs (3.0)
Evaluation is based out of 100 marks
Assignments include group discussions and case studies to incorporate the principles of the lessons. Students will practice applying the learned strategies and principles to decision making and supporting families and children with special needs in the case studies. Each case study will become incrementally more challenging as the lessons progress. 5 assignments = a total of 95 marks Group discussions = 5 marks

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EPSE 406: Typical and Atypical Development in Infants and Children Course Outline (3.0)
Evaluation: 5 assignments for a total of 100 marks: Assignment 1 = 15 marks; Assignment 2 =20 marks; Assignment 3 = 10 marks; Assignment 4 = 15 marks; Assignment 5 = 40 marks

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EPSE 420: Assessment of Infants and Young Children with Special Needs Course Outline (3.0)
Evaluation: Assignments: Based on 100 marks: 2 quizzes =10 marks; 3 chat rooms = 15 marks; 1 think and respond = 5 marks; 5 assignments = 70 marks

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EPSE 440: Supporting Social and Communication Development in Infants and Young Children with Special Needs Course Outline (3.0)
Evaluation: Assignments: 5 short Think & Respond exercises (10% each for a total of 50%); One case study with 3 parts (15%, 15%, 20% for a total of 50%)

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EPSE 441: Early Intervention for Infants and Young Children with Sensory Loss and Motor Impairments (Prerequisites, All of EPSE 348, 406 and 420)
Evaluation: Assignments: 7 (total of 70 marks) Quizzes = 2 (total of 30 marks)

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Course outlines revised April 2007

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