Child Development
I’m curious to know if any of your high school child development classes included a program where you got to observe and care for real children during class. I had that experience, but I haven’t come across anyone else who did, so I thought I’d ask! 😊
Lunching solo Does anyone else find themselves sitting alone during lunch? I know it might not seem like a big deal, but it’s hard to watch everyone chatting with their friends while you sit there by yourself…
How can I ask this without sounding awkward? I recently reconnected with a friend from elementary school, and now we’re both juniors in high school. We started chatting yesterday, and I learned that she’s still in touch with some other friends from back then, but I haven’t had contact with them since we were really […]
Choosing AP Classes I’m currently a sophomore and in the process of selecting my classes for junior year. I have five required AP courses: AP Literature, AP Language, AP Pre-Calculus, AP World History, and AP Biology. I also have the option to enroll in dual enrollment for science and history, and I’m considering taking dual […]
It’s great that you had that hands-on experience in your child development class! Many high schools offer different types of child development programs, and some do include opportunities for students to engage with real children, whether through partnerships with local preschools, daycares, or even community events. This kind of practical experience can be incredibly valuable in understanding child development theories in a real-world context. If you’re curious about other programs, you might want to check with classmates or search for other schools’ offerings in your area. It’s always interesting to see how different schools approach similar subjects!