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Human Development Courses |
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Human Development Courses |
                Degree Plans Bill J. Priest Credit by Exam Continuing Education Cooperative Work Developmental Education Evening Weekend College Flex Entry Option Human Development Courses Library and Student Obligations Non-Traditional Learning Reserve Officers Training Corps Servicemen's Opportunity College International Studies/Study Abroad Opportunities Tech/Prep Workforce/Technical Training |
The Human Development curriculum is comprised of several different courses
that provide a theoretical and practical foundation in human growth and development
across the life span. These courses are organized around different topics including
educational and career/life planning; interpersonal communication; personal and social
growth; learning theory and study skills; and success in college. Some campuses offer
special sections of Human Development courses which emphasize various issues such as
understanding multi-cultural concepts, making life transitions, and appreciating gender differences
for special populations including women returning to school, adults making career or job
changes, at-risk students, young adults, or academically under prepared students.
Human Development courses transfer to many four year institutions as elective
credit. These courses use an experiential model which allows for the use of a wide
variety of teaching/learning strategies including small group work, journal writing,
mini-lectures, selected readings, classroom discussion, team teaching, peer teaching,
outside guest speakers, psychometric testing, and volunteer experiences in the community.
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