TECHNIQUES D’ÉDUCATION À L’ENFANCE (322.A0) DEC
Le but du programme de diplôme d’études collégiales en techniques d'éducation à l'enfance est de permettre à l’éducatrice d’assumer pleinement les tâches reliées à l’action éducative et à la prise en charge d’un groupe d’enfants âgés entre 0 à 12 ans dans un milieu offrant des services de garde et/ou de prendre part à la gestion administrative d’une garderie.
La personne ayant obtenu une attestation en éducation à l’enfance est appelée à intervenir auprès d'enfants âgés de 0 à 12 ans. Sa fonction principale consiste à créer un milieu de vie propice au développement physique, psychomoteur, cognitif, langagier, socio-affectif et moral de l'enfant en établissant avec celui-ci une relation significative sur le plan affectif. Elle a également pour rôle de concevoir, d'organiser, d'animer et d'évaluer des activités éducatives favorisant le développement global de l'enfant.
En outre, de la même façon que l’éducatrice voit à la santé, à la sécurité et au bien-être des enfants qui lui sont confiés, elle doit prendre soin de sa propre santé (physique et mentale) en aménageant l’environnement du service de garde de façon sécuritaire et en organisant le déroulement d'une journée de façon à éviter le surmenage et à effectuer une gestion efficace de son stress. En ce sens, apprendre à équilibrer et à renouveler ses énergies à travers l'ensemble de son mode de vie représente une compétence essentielle à développer pour assumer les nombreuses responsabilités et tâches d'une éducatrice.
De même, l'éducatrice amorce une réflexion sur sa pratique dans une perspective de perfectionnement continu. La réflexion sur la pratique est reconnue comme un moyen privilégié de développement personnel et professionnel dans le domaine de l’éducation.
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Structure du programme (N.B. l’information suivante est en anglais)
- Term 1
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Physical Education and Active Living
Code: 109-104-02
PON: 0-2-1
Hours: 30
Units: 1
In this course, students are expected to take physical activity a step further from simply relating to a healthy lifestyle but take acquired knowledge from the introductory physical activities and improve their efficiency by using a goal-oriented approach.
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Components of Discourse
Code: 603-101-04
PON: 2-2-4
Hours: 60
Units: 2,66
In this course the student will be trained to analyse and to produce various forms of dialogue to improve their oral and written communication skills. This is the first of three compulsory courses, which will prepare the student for taking the Ministerial Examination of College English (the English Exit Exam).
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Child Psychology: 0-6 years
Code: 350-111-MV
PON: 3-1-2
Hours: 60
Units: 2
The student will examine the fundamental concepts, which serve as models to explain the overall development and behaviour of a child.
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Introduction to the Profession
Code: 322-101-MV
PON: 2-1-1
Hours: 45
Units: 2,33
This course enables the students to explore the occupation of teaching in an early childhood setting and to familiarize with the context of the garderie services in Quebec.
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Fundamentals and Practices of Educational Action
Code: 322-105-MV
PON: 2-2-2
Hours: 60
Units: 2
This course aims to establish the basis of educational action within the educational program in the daycare centers. The goal is to introduce the student to an appropriate approach to teaching in the early childhood classroom.
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Health and Nutrition in Early Childhood Settings
Code: 322-106-MV
PON: 2-1-2
Hours: 45
Units: 1,66
In this course students will study the conditions necessary for promoting good health, hygiene and safety of children in garderies. Students will be taught the hygienic needs of children attending garderies (healthy, sick or disabled) and be able to respond to their needs.
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Prevention and Intervention in Risky Situations
Code: 322-107-MV
PON: 2-1-2
Hours: 45
Units: 1,66
This course will allow the student to gain the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary to ensure the health, safety of children in the early childhood setting. It includes a section on “First Aid”.
- Term 2
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Knowledge
Code: 345-103-04
PON: 3-1-3
Hours: 60
Units: 2,33
This course examines the concept of “knowledge” as it focuses on critical thinking. Upon completion of this course, the student will have bridged the gap between simply memorizing and blindly accepting information and learning how to make critical analyses and syntheses.
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Literary Genres
Code: 603-102-04
PON: 2-2-3
Hours: 60
Units: 2,33
This course examines various forms of contemporary writing with the intention of producing works of literary criticism or viable contributions to the genre.
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French as a Second Language
Code: 602-100-03
PON: 2-1-3
Hours: 45
Units: 2
Ce cours s’adresse aux étudiants qui possèdent au départ une certaine connaissance du français. Il a pour objectif principal: de leur apprendre à communiquer avec aisance dans le cadre des situations le plus fréquemment survenues, de poser les bases de la grammaire du français fondamental
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Psychology from Childhood to Maturity
Code: 350-213-MV
PON: 3-1-2
Hours: 60
Units: 2
In this course, students will study the overall development of school-aged children and teenagers. Furthermore, students will examine problems associated with adulthood and old age in relation to child development.
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Psychomotricity
Code: 322-201-MV
PON: 2-1-2
Hours: 45
Units: 1,66
This course will give the student the opportunity to take into account the physical and motor dimensions in the overall development of a child in an educational practice.
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Communication and Teamwork
Code: 322-206-MV
PON: 2-2-2
Hours: 60
Units: 2
This course will enable the student to interact with other professionals and acquire team work skills in the student’s teaching, so that he or she may work efficiently and harmoniously among a team.
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Children’s Literature and Dramatic Expressions
Code: 322-202-MV
PON: 1-2-2
Hours: 45
Units: 1,66
This course will help students develop the skills to use children’s literature in their educational program. Different mediums of children’s literature in a variety of sources will be examined.
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Language Stimulation in Children
Code: 322-207-MV
PON: 2-1-3
Hours: 45
Units: 2
This course gives the students the opportunity to consider the dimension of language in the child’s overall development in their educational practice. Students will learn how to stimulate and promote language development and detect difficulties that may be experienced by some children.
- Term 3
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Health and Physical Education
Code: 109-103-02
PON: 1-1-1
Hours: 30
Units: 1
This course is primarily designed to assist students in the development of a positive attitude toward physical activity and healthy living.
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Literary Themes
Code: 603-103-04
PON: 2-2-3
Hours: 60
Units: 2,33
The student will study various literary examples in English Literature to understand how well-known authors unify their works around Theme . This is the third of the three compulsory courses, which will prepare the student for taking the Ministerial Examination of College English (the English Exit Exam).
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French as a Second Language
Code: 602-100-03
PON: 2-1-3
Hours: 45
Units: 2
Ce cours s’adresse aux étudiants qui possèdent au départ une certaine connaissance du français. Il a pour objectif principal: de leur apprendre à communiquer avec aisance dans le cadre des situations le plus fréquemment survenues, de poser les bases de la grammaire du français fondamental
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Cognitive Development in Children
Code: 322-306-MV
PON: 2-1-3
Hours: 45
Units: 2
This course gives the students the opportunity to take into account the intellectual dimension of the child's overall development within their educational practice. The students will learn how to help the child be less apprehensive of the world and improve his or her thought process.
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Artistic Expression
Code: 322-303-MV
PON: 1-2-3
Hours: 45
Units: 2
This course gives the students the opportunity to use arts and crafts in their educational practice. The students will learn how to use this medium to promote the overall development of the child.
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Sound and Movement
Code: 322-305-MV
PON: 1-2-2
Hours: 45
Units: 1,66
This course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to learn about early child development and the use of sound and movement as a medium in educational practice to facilitate overall development of skills and promote success in learning.
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Emotional, Social and Moral Development in Children
Code: 322-307-MV
PON: 2-1-3
Hours: 45
Units: 2
This course allows the student to handle the emotional, social and moral development of the child’s education.
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Educational Practice with Children from 5 - 12 Years
Code: 322-309-MV
PON: 1-2-3
Hours: 45
Units: 1,66
This course gives the students the opportunity to interact with children between the ages of 5 to 12. The students will learn how to act and respect the needs of the children of this age group, while taking into account their developmental stages.
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Educational Practice with Children from 18 Months - 5 Years
Code: 322-308-MV
PON: 1-2-2
Hours: 45
Units: 1,66
This course enables the student to use all knowledge related to education developed in the course of child development and areas of activity. It is meant to integrate and transfer learning in the garderie.