• explain the responsibilities of a nurse in early childhood education settings
• apply key preventive healthcare strategies to protect children's well-being
• work collaboratively with educators and preschool staff to integrate health and hygiene practices into daily activities
• develop and conduct age-appropriate health education for children and provide training for preschool staff on relevant healthcare topics
• maintain accurate health documentation, analyze health data, and prepare reports
• monitor and recommend improvements for sanitary and hygienic conditions in preschool settings

Hagan JF, Shaw JS, Duncan PM, eds. Bright Futures: Guidelines for Health Supervision of Infants, Children, and Adolescents. 4th ed. Elk Grove Village, IL: American Academy of Pediatrics; 2017

Regular class attendance (presence at a minimum of 70% of classes)

Properly completed seminar obligations

Through continuous assessment of student work, the final grade is determined as follows:

Excellent (5) – from 90 to 100%

Very good (4) – from 80 to 89.9%

Good (3) – from 70 to 79.9%

 Sufficient (2) – from 60 to 69.9%

Through continuous assessment of student work, the final grade is determined as follows:

Excellent (5) – from 90 to 100%

Very good (4) – from 80 to 89.9%

Good (3) – from 70 to 79.9%

Sufficient (2) – from 60 to 69.9%