 
          401
        
        
          
            EDUC
          
        
        
          
            2618  Survey Pedagogy and Classroom Management
          
        
        
          (2-0-2)
        
        
          This course is designed for current teachers who are intrested in improving their
        
        
          classroom management and pedagogical skills.  Components of the course will
        
        
          include such topics as motivation, effective instructional strategies, the creation
        
        
          of productive learning environments, and classroom assessment strategies.
        
        
          Prerequisites:  In-Service Teachers
        
        
          Corequisites:  None.
        
        
          Offered:  On demand.
        
        
          
            EDUC
          
        
        
          
            2810    The Teaching of Reading
          
        
        
          (3-0-3)
        
        
          This course is designed to assist in understanding the process of teaching
        
        
          students to read. Students will be exposed to numerous approaches to the
        
        
          teaching of reading.
        
        
          Prerequisite:  EDUC 2110.
        
        
          Offered:  On demand.
        
        
          
            EDUC
          
        
        
          
            2825    Classroom Management
          
        
        
          (1-0-1)
        
        
          This course is designed to teach effective classroom management skills through
        
        
          the use of everyday examples of behavioral principles.  Students will learn the
        
        
          basic concepts involved in behavioral analysis.
        
        
          Prerequisite:  EDUC 2110.
        
        
          Offered:  On demand.
        
        
          
            EMTP  1025  Trauma for the Advanced Emergency Medical Technician
          
        
        
          (2-2-3)
        
        
          This course includes material from the Trauma and Operations Modules of the
        
        
          current National EMS Education Standard. It is designed to provide the student
        
        
          with fundamental knowledge to provide basic and selected advanced emergency
        
        
          care and transportation based on assessment findings for an acutely injured
        
        
          patient. Topics covered in this course are: Airway management, assessment and
        
        
          management of the trauma victim, bleeding, chest trauma, abdominal and
        
        
          genitourinary trauma, orthopedic trauma, soft tissue trauma, head, face, neck
        
        
          and spine trauma, nervous system trauma, special considerations in trauma,
        
        
          environmental emergencies, and multisystem trauma, shock management,
        
        
          gaining access and vehicle extrication of the trauma victim, multiple casualty
        
        
          incident, and International Trauma Life Support.
        
        
          Prerequisite:  None.
        
        
          Corequisite:  None.
        
        
          Offered:  Spring and Summer.