EDUA 115 Understanding Families
3 Credits

This course examines the patterns and structures of family life, the influences on family and the diversity of family from one culture and class to another. Learning will provide an understanding of how different family dynamics create variability in individual children's social and emotional development. The purpose of this course is to increase student awareness regarding the diversity of families, which in turn will influence their ability to provide relevant family support to children and families. The course includes a focus on Indigenous families honouring cultural parenting practices and the effects of colonization on those practices.

Prerequisites
English Studies 10 or English First Peoples 10 (or equivalent).

Transfer Credits
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