| 689 |
Topics in Alternative Education |
This course gives the student an opportunity to attend an alternative
education conference, investigate a chosen topic in depth, and network
with colleagues. Offered as needed. |
| 700 |
History and Philosophy of Alternative Education |
Alternative education has a long and varied history. Students will survey
the different types of programs, understand the characteristics of a
successful program and learn the skills to develop a quality program.
Offered as needed. |
| 701 |
Alternative Education Students: Who Are They? |
In this course, students learn about psychological, social and behavioral
aspects of students from at-risk groups. Offered as needed.
Corequisite: AED 770 (.5 credit). |
| 702 |
Teaching and Working with Alternative Education Students |
Alternative education students need powerful constructivist, kinisthetic
learning experiences in order to succeed. This course looks at best
practices for alternative education students and assists the learner in
developing appropriate curricula. Offered as needed. Corequisite: AED
770 (.5 credit). |
| 703 |
Building and Evaluating Alternative Programs |
This course looks at the attributes of quality alternative schools and
gives students the opportunity to develop a new program and/or evaluate
an existing one. Offered as needed. Corequisite: AED 770 (1 credits). |
| 770 |
Practicum in Alternative Education |
This practicum is required for the certificate in Alternative Education.
Students will participate actively as a volunteer, aide or teacher in an
approved alternative education setting for a minimum of 250 hours
during one or two school semesters. They will engage in interactive
journaling with the instructor throughout their experience. Offered as
needed. |
