The University of the State of New York National Program on Noncollegiate Sponsored Instruction



Search Our Site

Become a Program Member!


Has your learning experience been evaluated? Check the listings of
current and former member organizations and FAQ.
CCR Online Directory  |  Making Credit Decisions   |  Colleges with Degree Options   |   Resources For Members   
 
 
National PONSI Home

 
Quick Navigation Links
 

  
CCR Online Directory
   of College Credit
   Recommendations

  
 - Table of Contents
   
- Using CCR Online
    -
Search Contents of
       CCR Online
 
   
 
 
  National PONSI
  
 - More information
    -
History
    -
Acceptance of the
       CCR's

    -
Program Policies
    -
Review Process
    -
List of Evaluators

 

  
Cooperating Colleges
   and Universities

 
   -
Main page
    -
List of more than
      1,500 Institutions

    -
How to become a
      
Cooperating College

 

  
College Officials
   Involved in Awarding
   Transfer Credit

   
- Making Credit Decisions
 
  
  Selected Colleges with
   Degree Options and
   Special Programs

   
- List of Profiles
    -
Invitation to Post a
       Profile of Your College

 

  
Member Organizations
  
  - List of Members
    -
Resources for Members

  
  
Former Member
  Organizations

  
- Organizations A-L
   -
Organizations M-Z

 
  
Potential Member
   Organizations

 
 
- Information
   - Request a packet of

       information

 
  
Course Participants
  
- Questions and
       Answers

   
  
Site Map
 


CATHOLIC CHARITIES NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES, INC.
(formerly Builders for the Family and Youth, Inc.)


Organization Directory Page


Catholic Charities and its affiliates seek to create a community of caring among staff in all programs in order to alleviate human misery and promote a social order which enhances human development.

The Caritas Training Center for Early Child Care and Education focuses on the Montessori Approach in offering a two-year integrated curriculum of child development concepts and their practical application in the Infant-6 classrooms. Through a wide variety of activities and experiences, students cover practical life and sensorial education, mathematical qualitative thinking, language and literacy emergence, concepts and skills of science, social studies, art, music, and movement. Dr. Maria Montessori's method and philosophy of child development are compared with the findings of modern brain research and with the ideas of other Early Childhood theorists. Trainees develop knowledge and experience in the Montessori Approach which, far beyond the supervised internship, enriches classroom management, enhances lives, and aids in the development of effective problem-solving skills in themselves and their students.

Source of official student records: Director, Caritas Training Center for Early Child Care and Education, Catholic Charities, 191 Joralemon Street, 13th Floor, Brooklyn, NY  11201.


Titles of all evaluated learning experiences

Listed below are the titles of all evaluated learning experiences for this organization, grouped under three headings. Information on the college credit recommendation established for individual learning experiences in each of the three areas can be accessed through the links below:

Teacher Training Program
Optional Courses
Retired Credit Recommendations - Teacher Training Program

TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAM
Child Development - Birth Through Middle
Classroom Management
Cultural Subjects: Science, Geography, History, Music, Art
Family and Community
Math and Language: Materials and Methods for the Pre-School Montessori Classroom

Practical Life/Sensorial Materials
Principles and Practices of Montessori Education
Supervised Practicum/Field Experience

OPTIONAL COURSES
Maria Montessori: Topics and Readings Related to Her Life and Work
Thematic Approach to Curriculum Development in Early Childhood
Theories of Childhood: Dewey, Montessori, Piaget, Erikson, and Vygotsky

RETIRED CREDIT RECOMMENDATIONS – TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAM
Classroom Management (retired)
Early Childhood Curriculum OR Principles and Practices of Montessori Education
Early Childhood Development - Birth Through Age 5
Supervised Practicum/Field Experience (retired)


Descriptions and credit recommendations

For complete descriptions and credit recommendations, follow the links above.

Updated 2/9/09

Return to all CCR Online  listings



National PONSI
Education Building Addition, Room 975
89 Washington Avenue
Albany, NY 12234
518-486-2070/Fax 518-486-1853

natponsi@mail.nysed.gov

New York State Board of Regents

CCR Online Directory | More About National PONSI | Cooperating Colleges and Universities | College Officials Involved in Awarding Transfer Credit | Colleges with Degree Options and Special Programs and Services | Member Organizations | Resources for Program Members  | Former Member Organizations A-L  Former Member Organizations M-Z | Information for Potential Members | Questions and Answers for Course Participants | Site Map | Home