Bachelor of Early Childhood Education

The Bachelor of Early Childhood Education Program aims to produce a graduate who: 1. demonstrates a high level of content and pedagogical knowledge of learning that is responsive to the needs of young children in the light of Christian values. 2. demonstrates appreciation for the diversity of learners by implementing strategies that are responsive to their linguistic, cultural, socio-economic, religious backgrounds and that are developmentally appropriate for young. 3. manifests collaborative skills by working effectively as an Ignacian Marian leader. 4. demonstrates innovative thinking by applying strategies that develop critical, innovative, creative thinking and other higher-order thinking skills. 5. applies critical and problem – solving skills to prepare developmentally sequenced teaching and learning processes to meet curriculum requirements in demonstrating an understanding of environmental issues. 6. advocates for children’s rights, equity, community, nationalism, and democratic ideas and practice the professional and ethical conduct in accordance with Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers by actively participating in efforts to fight the evils of apathy, complacency, and cynicism. 7. pursues lifelong learning to continuously acquire knowledge and skills to be able to plan and monitor own learning, learn in a variety of settings.