The material in the course foreshadows many ideas that come up in calculus, but no calculus is required. However, an understanding of pre-calculus topics such as solving systems of equations, trigonometry, and functions will be needed. Many of the topics and examples we will study can be adapted for use in a high school pre-calculus or advanced topics course. 570D History of Rock Music A study of the origins, characteristics, and stylistic development of rock and roll music from the early 1950 s to 1990. A study of the major principles of constitutional law, case law, and Kentucky revised statutes related to education and teachers.
Emphasis is on due process, tort liability, teacher contracts, pupil personnel, and desegregation.
The emphasis of this course is a study of Supreme Court decisions on freedom of speech, press, religion, race relations, and due process of law. The role which the U.S. Constitution plays and has played in defining and protecting individual rights from government and private infringement through the application of the Bill of Rights and other provisions is the focus. This course teaches about coping with stress and related teacher concerns which diminish teaching effectiveness. This course is an in-depth study of childhood disorders from infancy through adolescence. It is taught from the perspective of normal development and strives to view the diagnosed child within the context of his or her home and educational setting, the focus being on understanding the characteristics considered in the diagnosis, the relative frequency of occurrence, research into causative factors, and effective treatment for these disorders.