Betsy Edelberg
Lecturer

Brief Biography

Betsy Edelberg is a dedicated part-time lecturer in the Child and Adolescent Development Department at California State University, Northridge. With a strong academic background in child and adolescent development and decades of field experience, Betsy is passionate about fostering a deep understanding of developmental appropriate practice, nature v. nurture, and understanding unique contextual challenges faced by children and adolescents.

In her teaching, Betsy emphasizes the importance of evidence-based practices and research in shaping effective strategies for supporting the growth and well-being of young people. Her courses provide students with a comprehensive understanding of developmental milestones, social-emotional growth, and the impact of culture, family, and environment on child development.

Beyond her academic work, Betsy has contributed to various community programs that focus on improving support systems for children and families.

Betsy holds a Master of Science in Family and Human Development, a Bachelor of Science in Child and Adolescent Development, and an Associate of Science in Child and Adolescent Development and Early Childhood Education. She is committed to mentoring future professionals in the child and adolescent development field and is particularly invested in inspiring her students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges, preparing them to make a positive impact in their careers.

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