FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES
ADDITIONAL COURSES
INTERIOR DESIGN
Semester | 2.5 credits | Grade Level: 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite(s): None
The Interior Design course provides students with a basic knowledge of housing designs with an emphasis on architecture, floor plans, design, and function of space. Students will be taught to understand, analyze, apply, and evaluate the elements and principles of design as it pertains to decorating. Assessments will include written evaluations as well as hands-on projects and activities to demonstrate the students’ understanding of areas studied. Projects may be used for a portfolio collection.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Semester | 2.5 credits | Grade Level: 11, 12
Prerequisite(s): None
This course instructs students on the physical, social/emotional, creative, and intellectual growth and development of preschool children ages 3-5. Students will study, observe, assess, and work with young children on a regular basis in the Early Childhood Center. Self-reflection and hands-on learning experiences are vital components of this course. Through these authentic learning experiences, students will understand the forces that shape a child’s development. Students considering a career path in teaching or other child-related occupations should consider enrolling in this course.