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Minimum requirements are a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education, Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Social Work, Psychology, Sociology, Family & Consumer Science, or any related field, plus 1 year of documented experience working with children birth to six years old.
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Prior early interventionist, teaching and early child development experience preferred or recent & upcoming college graduate with a degree in a related field and a willingness for on-the-job training.
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Perform Family Training with the caregiver and child in their home, daycare or natural environment setting Provide training, education, and support to families in the areas of child development, parenting, and family functioning.
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The major consists of a common core and a choice of several tracks designed to meet diverse student interests and needs not only for teaching in schools, but also for leadership in government, non-profit organizations, and business, and for graduate education in law, counseling, social work and services, public affairs and administration, and educational leadership.
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The School of Education - Elementary & Early Childhood department is seeking one Assistant Director to work directly with Dr. Lauren Madden for a six grant NSF grant F25104. A strong liberal arts core forms the foundation for programs offered through TCNJ's seven schools - Arts & Communication; Business; Education; Humanities and Social Sciences; Science; Nursing, Health, and Exercise Science; and Engineering.
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Our curriculum provides broad undergraduate preparation for students interested in early care and education, elementary education, special education, and a variety of youth-related social service careers, as well as graduate study in disciplines such as child development, counseling, developmental psychology, and social work.
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2-3 years teaching students at the elementary level, except in the case of a new college graduate. The physical environment itself should be organized and reflective of academic and social-emotional learning standards, as through the effective use of bulletin and white/chalkboards to post class agendas and schedules, learning goals, behavioral expectations, and other relevant learning content and displays of student work.
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