Law, Ethics, and History of Special Education . ED 222D
Intensive look at the laws governing special education and civil rights for people with disabilities in the U.S. The ethics of special education and key historical developments are also covered. Topics include current controversies and historical trends.
Prerequisites: Consent of instructor.
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Level LimitGraduate school
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The main part of this class is actually doing the tutoring at the elementary school, which is pretty easy. Lectures are long and unnecessary but he takes attendance. Though its an easy class the assignments had very unclear instructions and canvas was all over the place.
Currently taking this class. You have to volunteer 30 hours the entire quarter at a nearby Elementary school. There are no exams, quizzes, tests. But, we have two homework and two essays. We are graded on those four assignments, 30 hours of volunteer, and attendance. Instructions can be confusing on assignments.
This was a really interesting class especially being online as it was originally formatted to have students tutoring. I liked the material and found it really interesting as an ed minor. Hes really understanding and offers extensions on assignments if needed and even excused absences on lectures. Pretty straightforward and not too much work.