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Show Education Courses 566. Role of the Special Educator (3) Su,W Examination of the professional role responsibilities of the special educator in public schools, and the laws and State rules and regulations that govern the programs. 567. Assessment in Special Education (3) A, S Administration, scoring, and interpretating screening and diagnostic tests in the intellectual, social, academic and vocational areas, and using evaluative data in resource programs. 568. Planning Instruction in Special Education (3) A, S Instructional programming and modification of curriculum for handicapped students served by teachers with Mild/Moderate Endorsements. 569. Classroom and Behavior Management (3) Su, W Current issues, practices, and application of a variety of approaches for behavior change, discipline and management of the classroom environment. 570. Methods and Practices in Special Education (5) Su, W Validated teaching methods, strategies, and practices widely used with handicapped students in Mild/Moderate special education programs. Prerequisite: Educ 566 and 568. 571. Applications of Special Education Methods and Practices (5) A, S Applications to reading and math of validated teaching methods, strategies, and practices widely used with handicapped students in Mild/Moderate special education programs. Prerequisites: Educ 306, 310 or math competency, Educ 567, 570, or comparable courses. 585. Foundations of Reading (3) W This course examines the principles of cognitive psychology that pertain to reading. The course explores how students comprehend and apply what they know with specific focus on the relationship between reading and learning. Related teaching strategies and classroom application will be emphasized. 168 School of Information Natural Sciences Student Services The School of Natural Sciences offers a comprehensive array of courses, programs and undergraduate degrees encompassing the biological, earth, and physical sciences. Courses are offered through three biological science departments: Microbiology, Botany, and Zoology; four physical science departments: Chemistry, Geography, Geology, and Physics. Programs are available in five undergraduate curricular offering categories: Liberal Arts, Pre-Professional, Professional, Technical Education, and General Education. Interdisc. Programs Department/Area Listing: Pre-Med & Professional Programs 170 Botany 173 Chemistry 177 Geography 181 Geology 183 Microbiology 187 Physics 190 Zoology 193 Dean: Cyrus M. McKell Location: Science Lab, Room 611 Telephone Contact: Marilee Sackolwitz 626-6159 Degrees Offered Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degree programs are offered in the following areas: • Botany* • Microbiology • Chemistry* • Physics* • Geography* • Zoology* • Geology* * Teaching majors are also available. Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science composite degree programs are offered in: • Biology • Physical Science/Math/Computer Science • Earth Science Certificate and Associate of Science degree program offered in: • Biotechnology (two-year course of study) • Biotechnician (third year course of study) Allied Health Sciences Arts& Humanities Business & Economics Associate of Applied Science degree programs are offered in: • Chemistry (Technician) • Geology (Technician) Education Minors are offered in: • Botany* • Chemistry* • Geography* • Geology* Microbiology Physics* Zoology* Natural Sciences * Teaching minors are also available. Pre-Professional Programs • Pre-Agriculture • Pre-Optometry • Pre-Dentistry • Pre-Pharmacy • Pre-Forestry • Pre-Range Management • Pre-Medical • Pre-Veterinary Medicine Social Sciences Technology 169 Continuing Education |
