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HDFS 435B

Child Socialization: A Systems Perspective for ECE Students

Catalog2026-2027
Credits3 units
LevelUpper Division
Average gradeB+
Standard

Overview

Description

Focus on understanding socialization of children with a particular focus on parent involvement and family engagement in early childhood/school settings for education majors.

Requirements

Prerequisites

  • ECE or HDFS majors only.
HDFS 201

Recommended Preparation

HDFS 250
Original catalog text

Prerequisites

HDFS 201; ECE or HDFS majors only.

Recommended Preparation

HDFS 250.

Units

Lecture3

Catalog Details

Offering

Offered: Every Fall

Terms

fall

Restrictions

ECE or HDFS majors only.

Attributes

Standard

Learning Outcomes

  • discuss the socialization process and identify major socialization contexts and their functions.
  • assess some characteristics, strengths, and needs of parents and families of children to design an effective family engagement program.
  • discuss how various aspects of early childhood education and school influence child socialization.
  • discuss the mass media/technology effects on children and analyze socialization messages sent by the mass media and the possible effects of these messages on children.
  • explain the importance of partnerships between families, ECE/schools, and communities using various theoretical frameworks.
  • identify the barriers to building reciprocal communication and partnerships between parents/families, ECE/schools, and communities.
  • develop strategies for enhancing and promoting reciprocal communication and the partnerships between parents/families, ECE/schools, and communities.
  • evaluate the effectiveness of strategies that support reciprocal communication and partnerships between parents/families, ECE/schools, and communities.