SECD - Child Development Primer

The SECD - Child Development Primer is a backgrounder on the theories and the study of child development. It is an ideal resource for students who need a brief overview of child development or for anyone who wants a better understanding of the vital concepts related to working with young children.

The Child Development Primer uses the SECD multimedia approach to present synthesized information on: theories of human development, how development is studied, developmental domains, observation, positive guidance and the importance of play.

SECD - Child Development Primer - Single User License

This option is for students and individual users who would like to access the SECD - Child Development Primer for personal use. This license includes:

Two-year single-user access to the Child Development Primer hosted at scienceofecd.com with video streaming access

Note: High-speed internet connection required for video streaming.

SECD - Child Development Primer - Projection License

This option is for instructors, professors or presenters who would like to use the SECD - Child Development Primer to enhance classes or as a training tool. This license includes:

Two-year single-user access to the Child Development Primer hosted at scienceofecd.com with video streaming access
A two-year license to project the resource to others with the video clips of children and programs
A Facilitator/Instructor Guide to support the use of SECD in classes, workshops and other training sessions

Note: High-speed internet connection required for video streaming.

Special group/bookstore pricing

Groups of 20 or more can be set up with their own online access area. Group use includes a complimentary Projection License for faculty/instructor use. For costs and order information, click here.

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$49.00

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"The Science of Early Child Development platform and resources puts the world of early child development at the fingertips of teachers and teacher educators. The framework, video clips, interviews with researchers and emphasis on child health and positive outcomes makes the connection between research and practice easier to understand and apply in the classroom with young children."

Chip Donohue, PhD, Director of Distance Learning, Erikson Institute

"It’s a resource that I find that I will take with me everywhere. It’s not only just for early childhood educators – it’s for parents, it’s for community workers, it’s for everyone. The resource is user-friendly in that way, it really does allow any user to have access and I just love the fact that it’s online and it’s up to date and it can be accessed anywhere."

Shelly Mehta, Professor, Early Childhood Education, George Brown College, Toronto, Ontario