The student s final grade will be determined in large measure by the degree to which they achieve higher levels of learning as indicated in the taxonomy. An important part of professional training is the opportunity to acquire behaviors appropriate to one's profession. Human Service providers are expected to be competent, prompt, courteous and dependable. The following requirements are intended to reflect the behavioral expectations the student will encounter in the professional work-setting. These terms should be defined as preparation for class.
Individual summaries are due as preparation for each class.
Each summary will count for twenty points. Excessive absenteeism in the profession will not be tolerated. Hence, attendance at all classes is required. Similar to the work setting, students may take two personal days but are responsible for all missed work. Students who elect to miss a scheduled exam may not make-up that exam unless prior arrangements have been made with the instructor.