The Early Childhood Development Center at CCU

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The Early Childhood Development Center at CCU Welcome to the Coastal Carolina University Early Childhood Development and Literacy Center.

We work with young scientists, engineers, writers, artists, and mathematicians to build on their natural curiosity.

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106 Chanticleer Drive East
Conway, SC
29526

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Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

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The Early Childhood Development and Literacy Center

Welcome to the Coastal Carolina University Early Childhood Development and Literacy Center. We work with young scientists, engineers, writers, artists, and mathematicians to build on their natural curiosity. Central to our approach to learning is an idea borrowed from the Reggio Emilia approach – all children are competent, capable, and ready to learn, having rich and powerful ideas. “It is necessary that we believe that the child is very intelligent, that the child is strong and beautiful and has very ambitious desires and requests. This is the image of the child that we need to hold” (Malaguzzi, 1993). Our preschool center is a special place on campus where children come to learn and explore. An authentic curriculum, family and child focus, outdoor play, and teacher education are traits that set us apart from other schools. An emergent, project-based curriculum allows us the freedom to explore the inquiry interests of our children as they learn academic and social emotional skills within that context. Observation of children, their skills, and interests, is the foundation from which our curriculum emerges. Access to resources on campus and natural areas for discovery encourage questions and opportunities for learning through play, and play is the work of the child. Angela Huggins Director, The Early Childhood Development and Literacy Center