End Your Story Begin Your Life: The world between our ears, in other words, the world of "I," "me," and "mine" is not real. It is a fabrication, a story we have spent a lifetime making up and believing. By inwardly examining our thoughts, beliefs, reactions, and ideas about ourselves, we begin to realize our personal stories are always changing. (From the book's Introduction).
I teach a range of Child Development courses at Cerro Coso Community College, including CHDV C104: Child, Family, Community; CHDV C106: Child Growth and Development; CHDV C133: Trauma and Early Childhood Development; CHDV C233: Trauma in Early Childhood Education; CHDV C111: Principles of Child Guidance; CHDV C145: Language and Literature; CHDV C107: School-Age Development; CHDV C207: School-Age Curriculum; and CHDV C102: Introduction to Materials and Curriculum. Each course offers unique opportunities to explore child development and education through the lenses of equity, trauma-informed care, and cultural awareness, which are foundational to my teaching philosophy.
I greatly appreciate the peaceful vibe of our library and the incredible resources it provides to students. The diverse catalog is one of the library's greatest strengths, as it fosters cultural awareness and enriches the learning experience for everyone on campus.
Deanna Ing Campbell
Cliff Davis
