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Policy
Statements
 The Early Childhood Department at
Edison Community College has adopted the following policies for the
program.
Any student who feels she/he may
need assistance based upon the impact of a disability should contact
Jill Malolepszy-Boeke, Coordinator of Disability Support Services,
Room 020, Ext. 7837, to coordinate accommodations for students with
documented disabilities.
As a student taking a course in
the ECD program:
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You are responsible for all
assigned readings. Assignments should be read in preparation
for the class date on which they are assigned. Pop quizzes
are appropriate in all ECD classes.
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Attendance and participation in
class is extremely important. If you must be absent from
class, it is your responsibility to get class notes from another
student.
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All assignments must be your
own work or referenced material. Material submitted that is
not your own work will receive a "0".
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You are required to do a new
assignment for each assignment given. You may not use the
same assignment for two different classes in the same semester or
in different semesters. If it is discovered that you have
used the same assignment in two different classes, you will be
given a "0" for the second assignment.
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Article critiques, term papers,
portfolio entries, and group reports must be typed, double-spaced
and appropriate margins. The first page of the assignment
sheet should include the following information in the upper
left-hand corner:
Your Name
ECD Class Number
Name of Assignment
Any other information that is pertinent to the specific
assignment.
Observations may be neatly handwritten
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It is very important that you
learn to meet deadlines. For this reason, due dates for
assignments will be adhered to, and penalties will be assessed on
late assignments. Each instructor may set his/her own
guidelines.
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You are encouraged to utilize
the Learning Lab as needed for
individual progress. If your assignments are lacking in writing
skills, you may be required to use the
writing tutors.
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All assignments are required in
order to receive a final grade.
Important note:
Class outlines are a guide. Specific assignments may be given
at each class meeting; therefore, attendance is CRITICAL.
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