R.O.P.
The acronym ROP stands for this tri-valley educational organization.
What is Regional Occupational Program?
In 2005, this baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Matek.
Who is Kylie?
This ROP course studies the physical, cognitive, and social-emotional development of babies, toddlers, and school-age kids.
What is Developmental Psychology of Children?
Food, water, shelter, and clothing are examples of a child's most basic need.
What are physical needs?
Texting, calling, or emailing a supervisor about your absence is an example of this professional skill.
What is communication?
The totally radical decade that Mrs. Matek spent most of her school-age years.
What are the 80's?
The DPOC class requires all students to earn this many internship hours by the end of the school year.
What is 180 hours?
This developmental stage occurs from birth to 1 month old.
What is the newborn stage?
The course Developmental Psychology of Children I and II articulate with this local community college.
What is Las Positas College?
This 16-year-old teen is Junior Class VP at Cal High in San Ramon.
Who is Elise?
Students in DPOC I and II must meet this attendance criteria to be eligible for college credit.
What is 90% attendance?
A child who thinks, "Mistakes are proof that I am trying" is using this kind of mindset.
What is a growth mindset?
The Tri-Valley ROP program serves these 3 local school districts.
What is Dublin, Pleasanton, and Livermore?
Mrs. Matek earned her multiple-subject teaching credential at this California State University.
What is San Francisco State?
If all expectations are met, high school students can earn this many free, transferrable college units.
What is 6 college units?
The ability for children to understand and share the feelings of another child.
What is empathy?