Dates and Times:
May 14-June 22 (Tue & Thu), 5-8 p.m.

Overview:
Explores effect of special needs on children birth to age eight. Introduces legislation, rights, services, stereotypes that affect children, families, and communities. Major areas of special needs are examined. Emphasis is on understanding children as individuals with varying performance and rates of development rather than members of a disability group.

Faculty:
Cheryl Render Brown, Associate Professor, Early Childhood, Wheelock College

Course Credit and Tuition: $2,265 to take the course for three (3) graduate credits or $605 to take the course for non-credit/professional development points (PDPs)