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Haneline, Douglas – 1990
Current changes in health care professions requiring practitioners to have more and better communications skills are necessitating the integration of writing into the health curricula of higher education programs. At Ferris State University, a number of models (in Optometry, Dental Hygiene, Health Systems Management, Nursing, Pharmacy, Medical…
Descriptors: Communication Skills, Course Organization, Curriculum Development, English Curriculum
Bulka, Sora F.; Wolowelsky, Joel B. – 1990
The various aspects of an advanced placement seminar in the history of Europe are presented. Descriptions of the high school that offers the seminar, their admissions policy, and seminar coordination are included. Thirty-six unit topics, organized in the form of a calendar of lessons and assignments also are listed, as are a number of sample essay…
Descriptors: Advanced Placement, Course Content, Course Descriptions, Course Organization
Eadie, William F.; Krivonos, Paul D. – 1990
A course at California State University, Northridge, titled Applied Organizational Communication, allows students to apply their understanding of group and organizational communication theory to an actual situation and then in turn to analyze the observations in the organization in terms of those theories. The class forms a simulated organization…
Descriptors: Communication Skills, Course Content, Course Organization, Experiential Learning
Flinders, Neil J. – College of Education Review, 1980
Forces which have influenced the shifting of moral foundations and their potential influence on the field of education are explained in this paper. Two categories of systems--soft and hard--are reviewed. A system 'hardens' when the emphasis on the application of a technique becomes more important than serving the purposes for which the technique…
Descriptors: Course Organization, Educational Development, Educational Environment, Educational Planning
Smith, Lori – 1987
A description is provided of a course, "Pathophysiology 220," designed to provide junior nursing students at the University of Michigan's School of Nursing with theoretical knowledge of a broad range of pathophysiological conditions. Section I discusses the place of the course in the curriculum, the allotment of class time, course requirements,…
Descriptors: Course Content, Course Descriptions, Course Evaluation, Course Objectives
Enoch, Yael – 1985
Everyman's University (EU) in Israel acts as a social safety valve by providing an avenue for education to students who are unable to attend conventional universities; however, the heterogeneity of EU's student population creates many problems for course developers and coordinators. Differing from other Israeli universities, EU operates by…
Descriptors: Admission Criteria, Course Organization, Courses, Cultural Differences
Alberta Dept. of Education, Edmonton. – 1987
Art 31, a high school art course entitled "The Contemporary Artifact", examines the impact of international influences and technology on modern art and modern art's impact on society. The basic art education philosophy of the province of Alberta is presented, and the role of the Art Studies program, which emphasizes the student as a…
Descriptors: Art Education, Course Content, Course Descriptions, Course Objectives
Wardrip, Jon P. – 1984
It might be argued that due to a lack of screening and to the large lecture format of basic courses in liberal arts, a substantial number of students currently enrolled in advertising courses beyond the principles course level do not have the necessary skills, talents, or temperaments to be successful in the field. Several techniques can be…
Descriptors: Academic Ability, Advertising, Classroom Environment, Course Content
Brodeur, Doris R. – 1986
Elements that might be included in a course syllabus are discussed, and reasons for a well-written syllabus are briefly noted. The following syllabus elements are covered: course description, course objectives, course structure, textbook and required materials, recommended optional materials, course schedule, deadlines, evaluation methods, policy…
Descriptors: Assignments, Course Content, Course Descriptions, Course Objectives
Wold, Jean E. – 1984
The 12-hour unit outlined in this document is designed to introduce nursing students in their third semester of an upper division baccalaureate five-semester nursing program to the guided design decision-making process. The unit provides an introduction to interdisciplinary group decision-making language, builds upon the theoretical base of the…
Descriptors: Anxiety, Course Descriptions, Course Organization, Decision Making Skills
Smith, Ron – 1982
There are three general approaches to organizing a basic mythology course: geographical, conceptual/thematic, or a combination of the two. The geographical approach offers a wealth of material organized by focusing on one or several of the world's mythologies and offers the opportunity to find out more about the influences on the development of…
Descriptors: Course Content, Course Objectives, Course Organization, Cultural Awareness
Dressel, Paul L.; Marcus, Dora – 1982
College education is examined with focus on what students need to learn to maximize their full human potential. Part 1, "Teaching, Learning, and the Purpose of Education," examines: teaching styles and effects on learning; the goals of teaching; education as a humanizing experience; and enriching learning through technology. Part 2, "Teaching…
Descriptors: College Faculty, College Instruction, College Students, Course Objectives
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Cuddington, Martha – French Review, 1974
An individualized French I program at Snow Hill Junior High School in Snow Hill, North Carolina, is described. (PMP)
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Course Organization, French, Individualized Instruction
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Jackson, Allen L. – Business Education Forum, 1975
The author describes a sequence of units that provides for competency in payroll procedures. The units could be the basis for a four to six week minicourse and are adaptable, so that the student, upon completion, will be able to apply his learning to any payroll procedures system. (Author/AJ)
Descriptors: Bookkeeping, Business Education, Course Content, Course Organization
Cleveland State Univ., OH. – 1977
The ten papers included in this document discuss the following topics: educating Americans about the United States economic system, writing and publishing your next book, the advantages and disadvantages of one-way and two-way communication in business (e.g., writing versus telephoning), structural flexibility in business communication courses,…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Business Education, Communication (Thought Transfer), Conference Reports
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