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Department of Early Childhood Care & Education
Teaching Facilities
Specialized Classrooms Classroom Photos Purpose of Setup
Kindergarten Teaching Simulation Classroom (C601)
1. Equip students with practical skills in early childhood education and care.
2. Develop students' ability to design learning environments for young children.
3. Guide students in the use of educational toys.
4. Assist students with project development to inspire creativity.
5. Provide a rehearsal stage for drama presentations and graduation exhibitions.
Facilities are used for learning environment design, early childhood teaching, and practice.
Sensory Integration and Movement Classroom (C802)
1. Enhance students' understanding of motor skill development in young children.
2. Offer opportunities for designing and practicing sensory integration and movement activities.
3. Foster creativity in planning sensory integration and movement activities.
4. Familiarize students with the use of sensory integration and movement teaching aids.
Facilities are used for hands-on practice with specialized teaching aids, observing and assessing children's development, and developing skills for special needs education and care.
Creative Arts and Crafts Classroom (C608)
1. Improve students' understanding and practical application of creative education theories for children.
2. Promote understanding of the purpose and spirit of creative educational tools.
3. Provide opportunities for operating and producing creative educational tools for children.
4. Enhance students' experience in planning and executing creative teaching practices.
Facilities are used for multimedia teaching, fostering creativity, and arts and crafts courses.
Child Health and Nutrition Classroom (C602)
1. Understand regulations related to child care certification.
2. Gain familiarity and practical skills for child care certification.
3. Prepare for participation in national child care certification.
4. Understand the nutritional needs and dietary hygiene of infants and toddlers.
5. Learn the principles and applications of food substitution.
6. Plan and prepare healthy meals for infants and toddlers.
7. Design and execute nutritious menus for childcare institutions.
Facilities are used for teaching infant bathing, first aid, health care techniques, and preparing infant foods and nutrition.
Montessori Classroom (C704)
1. Enhance students' understanding and practical application of Montessori educational theories.
2. Promote understanding of the purpose and spirit of Montessori materials.
3. Provide opportunities to operate and practice using Montessori materials.
4. Develop students' skills in planning and arranging Montessori classroom environments.
Facilities are used for Montessori-related courses, practical training, and displaying award-winning entries from the National Creative Environmental Teaching Aids Competition.
After-School Care Simulation Classroom (C610)
1. Equip students with a basic understanding of after-school care concepts.
2. Develop students' ability to plan after-school care programs.
3. Guide students in practicing after-school care techniques.
Facilities are used for professional after-school care courses.
Childcare Skills Certification Classroom (C401)
1. Understand regulations related to childcare certification.
2. Gain familiarity with the designated subjects of childcare skills certification.
3. Enhance practical skills in infant care and successfully pass national childcare certification.
Facilities serve as a venue for health and safety training, childcare techniques, and onsite certification tests.
Auditorium (C801)
1. Cultivate students' ability to express ideas and opinions through oral, written, and other forms.
2. Encourage students to create and perform in various formats.
3. Guide students in understanding roles and responsibilities in a group, promoting independent thinking and problem-solving.
4. Host academic seminars, teacher-student meetings, and project presentations.
Facilities are used for seminars, teacher-student discussions, and special topic presentations.
Audio-Visual Classroom (C611)
1. Present teaching materials through audio-visual methods to enhance diversified learning.
2. Train students to use multimedia tools to design teaching content.
3. Cultivate students' ability to create and arrange activities for children.
Facilities are used for professional courses such as child observation, children's theater, and learning assessments.