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Child Development and Education

Diane Advising

Student Advising

Students are required to see an academic counselor located in the Student and Community Services building.

Department Advising

Our faculty offers department advising experience to department students seeking to complete our programs.  Advising includes familiarizing students with campus and community services that enhance a student's educational experience at De Anza.   Advising includes, but is not limited to,

  • Child Development Permit advising
  • Child Development Program requirements and course sequence
  • Foreign transcript review information
  • Cares Advising

Faculty will be available on the following days and times for advising. You are encouraged to phone or email ahead and make an appointment ensuring that the faculty member will have time to meet you.  Drop in appointments will also be accommodated on a first come first serve basis. 

 
CONTACT INSTRUCTORS FOR AN APPOINTMENT.

  Name Day Time Location Phone/email
  Dr. Li Wei Sun     CD2-21d 408.864.5329
  Dr. Angela Buchanan  Wednesday  5:20-6:20pm CD3-38 408.864.5420
  Dionne Clabaugh  Thursday  5-6pm CD2-21a clabaughdionne@deanza.edu
  Diane Langfelder     CD2-21a

650.365.0347

by appointment

  Jayanti Tambe  Saturday  8:30-9:30am CD2-21a

Jayanti.tambe@gmail.com

  Martina Ebesugawa  Wednesday  1:30-2:30pm CD221a  kaumbulumartina@fhda.edu
  Mayra Cruz  email for an appointment   CD 221c  cruzmayra@deanza.edu
  Jamel Thompson  Tuesday  5:30-6:30pm CD2-21a  thompsonjamel@fhda.edu
  Fatemeh  Zarghami

 Tuesday

Saturday

5:30-6:30pm

8:30-9:30am

CD221c  zarghamifatemeh@deanza.edu
  Nellie Vargas     CD 2 21e  408.864.8788

Child Development Training consortium CDTC

Promotes high quality early education to California's children and families by providing financial and technical assistance to child development students and professionals.At De Anza, the consortium funds are used to provide book vouchers.  For information contact Dr. Li Wei Sun  sunliwei@deanza.edu

http://www.childdevelopment.org/cs/cdtc/print/htdocs/services_permit.htm

The California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) offers six levels of the Child Development Permit, each with its own set of issuance requirements and each authorizing the holder to perform different levels of service in child development programs.

Students interested in applying for a child Development Permit can download the permit application at the Child Development Training Consortium website to access the permit application.

Foreign Transcript Review Need an evaluation of a degree achieved outside of the United States? Take a look at these CCTC approved agencies.

Comprehensive Approaches to Raising Educational Standards CARES PLUS

Fatemeh Zarghami farghamifatemeh@deanza.edu and Martina Ebesugawa kaumbulumartina@deanza.edu advisors for our CARES PLUS students. See contact information in Faculty and Staff.

For additional information visit http://www.e3institute.org/pub/htdocs/cares.html

Each student must bring to the session:

1. The CARES Plus  (All enrollment forms, verification of employment form and W-9 form can be found on their website)  The forms can be downloaded at http://www.e3institute.org/pub/htdocs/cares.html  Scroll down to the forms.

2.  A copy of the latest official or unofficial transcript.

For additional information about CARES Plus, contact the E3 Institute, George Philip gphilip@wested.org

Our CARES Plus Partner Agency, the Provider Connection assists students and workers who work in north geographical area, interested in completing a Child Development Permit Application.  For support contact:

Beatriz Pastor
bpastor@paccc.com
3990 Ventura Ct. Palo Alto
CA 94306
(650) 493-3100


Chair: Mayra Cruz
Office: CD2-21C
Phone: 408.864.8215

 

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Last Updated: 5/8/13