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Christine Enns , ECE III., BA, TESL

Instructor

Program: Early Childhood Education

Instruction & Research

I am an ECE III with a BA in Developmental Studies with a focus on Administration in ECE. I am a member of the Manitoba Child Care Association and a member of the MCCA Ethics committee. For the MCCA Ethics committee I guide Ethic Workshops across Manitoba. I have also written a few articles for Bridges, MCCA’s professional magazine. I have also been on the Norman Parent Child Collation Committee for a few years before it was disbanded by the provincial government.

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Academic Courses & Instruction

The Early Childhood Professional

Safe and Healthy Environments

Positive Child Guidance 1 & 2

Physical Growth and Development, Observation

Documentation and Planning,

Interpersonal Communications 1 & 2

Active Play

Computer Skills for ECE 1

Application of Learning 1 Preparation

Safe and Healthy Children

Respect Children and Families from Diverse Cultures

Professionalism, Planning for Literacy Activities

Building Responsive Relationships

Literacy Development

Application of Learning 1

Applied Learning 2

Social and Emotional Development

Well-Being of Children

Observing and Planning Activities for Social and Emotional

Growth

Quality Practices

Aboriginal Perspectives

Arranging the Leaning Environment

Personal Growth and Development

Application of Learning 3

Issues Affecting Children

Relating Theory to Practice

Observing and Planning for Cognitive Development

Cognitive Development

Collaborative Relationships

Demonstration of Professionalism

Application of Learning 4

Human Resources

Administration in Child Care Organizational Leadership

Practicum 1

Academic Courses & Instruction

The Early Childhood Professional

Safe and Healthy Environments

Positive Child Guidance 1 & 2

Physical Growth and Development, Observation

Documentation and Planning,

Interpersonal Communications 1 & 2

Active Play

Computer Skills for ECE 1

Application of Learning 1 Preparation

Safe and Healthy Children

Respect Children and Families from Diverse Cultures

Professionalism, Planning for Literacy Activities

Building Responsive Relationships

Literacy Development

Application of Learning 1

Applied Learning 2

Social and Emotional Development

Well-Being of Children

Observing and Planning Activities for Social and Emotional

Growth

Quality Practices

Aboriginal Perspectives

Arranging the Leaning Environment

Personal Growth and Development

Application of Learning 3

Issues Affecting Children

Relating Theory to Practice

Observing and Planning for Cognitive Development

Cognitive Development

Collaborative Relationships

Demonstration of Professionalism

Application of Learning 4

Human Resources

Administration in Child Care Organizational Leadership

Practicum 1