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Academic PS Calendar (pdf)

Academic Program Calendar - 2011-2012
Postsecondary Academic Program Calendar - 2011-2012 (ALL)(PDF)
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Community Services - Educational Assistant

2-year, Ontario College Diploma Program

Program Courses

First Semester
Course Number / Title Credits
CS 007 Persuasive Writing 3
MC 155 Microsoft Office 2007 Applications 3
TE 101 Fundamentals of Educational Assisting 3
TE 107 Educational Programming I: Introduction 3
TE 110 Child Development: The Early Years 3
GE ... General Education Elective 3
  Total 18
 
Second Semester
Course Number / Title Credits
CS 220 Business Communications 3
TE 206 Field Placement (1 day/week) 7
TE 216 Child Development II: The School Years 3
TE 217 Exceptionalities I: Special Education 3
TE 218 Educational Programming II: Instructional Methods 3
TE 221 Observation and Recordkeeping 3
TE 222 Educational Technology and Research 3
TE 223 Field Placement Seminar 1 1
  Total 26
 
Third Semester
Course Number / Title  Credits
TE 313 Basic Pharmacology & Personal Care 3
TE 314 Behaviour and Cognitive Interventions 3
TE 315 Exceptionalities II 3
TE 316 Educational Programming III: Math and Language 3
TE 317 Child Abuse and Crisis Intervention 3
GE ... General Education Elective 3
  Total 18
     
Fourth Semester
Course Number / Title Credits
TE 405 Field Placement Seminar II 3
TE 414 Field Placement II (4 days a week) 28
GE ... General Education Elective 3
  Total 34
 

 

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