1. SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY ?
    2. Education 373-3 ?
      1. Behavior Management in the Regular Classroom: Secondary
      2. Course Description

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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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Education 373-3
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Behavior Management in the Regular Classroom: Secondary
Summer Session, 1990
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Instructor:
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Lee R. Clark
MTWRFS
8:30 - 12:30
August 7-15,1990
Location: Jericho Hill School
Prerequisite: ?
Certified practicing teacher.
Course Description
The purpose of this course will be to introduce students to the nature of
emotional disturbance and behavior disorders in children and the
bases upon which professionals make decisions about the education
and treatment of these children. The course will include information
about the characteristics of these children, approaches to teaching, the
nature of professional services, and ethical issues associated with
providing educational services. The course will focus primarily on
severely disturbed latency age children in educational settings. The
following topics will be covered:
Topic 1 ?
Understanding Behavior Disorders in
Children
Topic 2
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Defining Behavioral Disorders in Children
Topic 3
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The Ideology of Social Deviance and
Behavioral Disorders
Topic 4
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Normal Child Development
Topic 5
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Assessment and Classification
Topic 6
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Aggressive Behavior in Children and
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Adolescents
Topic 7
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Childhood Hyperactivity
Topic 8
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Anxiety and Stress-Related Disorders
Topic 9
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Childhood and Adolescent Depression

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Topic 10
Pervasive Developmental Disorders
Topic 11
Psychoses of Childhood and Adolescence:
Schizophrenic Reactions and Borderline
States
Topic 12
Delinquency
Topic 13
Suicide in Young People
Topic 14
Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Topic 15
Learning Disabilities and
Emotional/Behavioral Problems
Grade: The final grade will be based on:
1. Two examinations - 25%
2. One comprehensive final examination - 50%
Required Text
Epanchin, B.C. & Paul, J.L. (1987). Emotional
Problems of Childhood and Adolescence - A
Multidisciplinary Perspective. Columbus, Ohio:
Merrill Publishing Company.

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