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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

EDUC 423-4

(D01.00)

Debbie Clelland

Office: tbd

Phone: tbd

email: clelland@sfu.ca

Tuesday 8:30 - 12:20 p.m.

Surrey Campus room 3120

PREREQUISITES

EDUC 323-3

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

This course will focus on the development of basic interviewing skills and methods to foster human

relationships. There will be an emphasis in the personal use of a variety of active listening skills. This

will be accomplished through an experience/reflection format with opportunities to practice particular

skills and by video recording a number of your active listening skills. These skills are not meant to

reflect any one theory of counselling but are seen as fundamental to the development of helping

relationships in any domain. Due to the experiential nature of this course, attendance at all sessions is an

integral component of the course.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

On completion, it is hoped that this course will:

a.

Increase your awareness of your own natural resources for helping others.

b.

Enable you to understand and demonstrate the appropriate use of a broad repertoire

of specific helping skills.

c.

Enable you to more fully understand the interrelationship between your personality, your

personal experiences, and the processes and skills involved in becoming an effective helper.

d.

Enable you to investigate more deeply the reasons why people behave as they do and how to

effectively intervene to help people change.

READINGS:

Required: Learning the Art of Helping: Building Blocks and Techniques, M. Young, (3rd ed.)

Publisher: Pearson ISBN: 013111753X

Recommended: Exercises in the Art of helping, M. Young & S. Chromy (3rd ed.) Publisher: Pearson

ISBN: 013119657X

EVALUATION:

Final grades will be based on the following:

1.

Written critiques of three active listening exchanges

2. Stages of Skill Learning Reflection Paper

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