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The purpose of this course is to provide the student with an understanding of disability as it pertains to teaching individuals...
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This class posed a real-world design problem for students to explore—how are computers modified for use by special needs...
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This course is a second level American Sign Language (ASL) class. Class instruction will build upon basic ASL skills, both...
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Students will read and analyze fiction selections for bullying, teasing, and disability awareness themes. Students will then...
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The objective of this Service-Learning seminar-type class is to give students an opportunity to learn how visual artists from...
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This course is designed to meet the College's general education requirement in computer literacy; it ensures that a student has...
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CHAtS has a dual purpose: (1) to help adults in an existing stroke support group increase and/or maintain their speech,...
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Childhood diseases and disabilities impact many middle school students. This unit is designed to introduce sixth grade students...
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The project is designed to provide mildly mentally impaired (MMI) students with an opportunity to give something back to the...
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In this lesson the students will be exposed to different literary pieces about people with special needs and disabilities. Two...
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As students study hygiene and homelessness, students will learn the importance of personal hygiene, a daily living skill. In...
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Students will research the impact of American military involvement on both the lives of the service person and his/her family...
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Students enrolled in an American Sign Language class will develop and present a signed children's story (accompanied with...
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In every community there are non-profit organizations who can use help preparing mailings. Mailing preparation may include...
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ROAR (Reaching Out As Role-Models) is a project designed to identify potential dropouts, provide tutoring services, and...
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This is a service-learning project that honors our local veterans and gives students the opportunity to expand their knowledge...
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Students from Giant Steps, a school for children with autism, found a farm that housed over 100 animals that had been abused...
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Through SO Get Into It, students will learn about the Special Olympics experience and all its positive messages. They will...
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Students will sponsor and interact with Special Olympic Athletes. The action you take depends on the requests made by the SO...
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This course addresses topics relative to adolescent development, multiculturalism, and special education. Content will be...
