So what are you taking this semester? Most of the classes that I'm taking is research based, so no midterms or finals for these classes. it's ok to be a geek and brag about classes! I'm taking: Assessment & Evaluation-this class goes over the ways to grade students and exposes us to all of the educational laws, like standardized testing. We have to research a particular form of evaluating students and prove through additional research that this way is the best way. Fundamentals of language (Anthropology)-study of why and how we develop language in different parts of the world. educational Composition 4-writing IEPs Service Learning (intro to student teaching)- I have to teach a particular lesson that will take 30 hours to complete. This has to be done in an urban public school. Intro to Inclusive Education-introduction to special ed
I am taking... College Algrebra Cell Biology for Health Occupations (lecture and lab) Basic Computer Skills/MS Office (online) That's 14 credits. And will be is the most credits I've ever taken in one term.
I have only four more classes left in total and then I'm done with uni. Well, for now.. Religion & Ritual (24 credits) Human Rights, Law & Power (36 credits) Development Institutions (24 credits) Medicines, Health & Development (36 credits) Not looking forward to the dissertations...
damn i hope that the credit system over there is different!!! one class over here is usually 3 or 4 credits. good luck!
First semester freshman year, so mostly intros. Thank Buddha for going to a school with no real gen ed requirements... only requirements that easily fit into almost any major. Advanced Spanish Conversation Intro to Anthropology (only had a few of these classes and I already want to change my major) Intro to International Relations Development of Art, Play, and Creativity Intro to Economics
Intro into Counseling Psychology A and B ,a pre req for grad school next semester and I'm taking my last Spanish class in Costa Rica this Winter.
Intro to Anthropology - professor is awesome, and he worked with my good friend Aren's mom (who is an anthropologist). This i had most definitely not expected College Reading and Writing Advanced - this class is the best english class ever, and it gets me through with english 1 year in advance Great Books in the World's Religions - Really interesting class, looks at all the main religions and they're texts (judaism, christianity, islam, hinduism buddhism). It's all from an "agnostic" point of view (that's the only way i can explain it) Precalculus - well......it's precalculus Cultural Anthropology - this class is pretty cool, (i want to be a cultural anthropologist) it could be a little more interesting though. Though, indeed, the professor herself is hilarious for an old woman
I'm taking precalc too. also: art appreciation, algorithm design and UNIX, english comp I, and general psychology
Honours - Counterculture Physical Science Health Intro to Creative Writing Linguistics U.S. Government
Intro to International Development Studies Art and history Human Environment Interaction Academic Writing. (which is very much useless i've learned but oh well...)
Chemistry in Society Contemporary Political Ideas Human Impacts on the Environment Merchants, Peasants, and Bandits Thank goodness it's my last semester. I don't know how much longer I'd be able to take it LOL
I've got an Educational Foundations class where I have to do 15 hours of feild work in half a semester. I think its going to be great. I get to work with early elementry all the way up to secondary. Its great. I've got 19 and the average student here has 15. So busy.
Intro to wine chemistry Intro to wine biology Basic Winemaking Sensory evaluation of wines Math Viticulture general lecture
