SED 736 - Psychological, Sociological and Vocational Implications of Physical and Health Impairments

Credits 3
This course is designed to provide an opportunity for educators of individuals who experience physical and health impairments to explore in-depth psychological, sociological and vocational aspects of programs designed to serve these students. Topics under investigation for this course include planning for independent or supported living, planning for leisure activities, educational and ecological considerations, family issues, cultural issues in school and community, career planning, laws and regulations relating to this specific population, advocacy related to school community and regional resources, and assessment methods, materials and activities commonly employed with this population.