Industrial Process and Waste Stream Management Explores hazardous waste sites, industrial facilities, equipment, and technologies that would normally be inaccessible to students. Computer-animated sequences and interviews with environmental professionals provide a fascinating look into the science of waste management. Introduction to Environmental Technology Explores environmental technology from a global perspective with a focus on the daily human interactions experienced by field professionals as they deal with issues such as worker safety, environmental toxins, and environmentally induced illness. Race to Save the Planet Explores the human side of international environmental issues and the delicate balance between progress and the preservation of the environment. Nutrition Pathways Presents information about nutrition and nutrition-related issues such as obesity and fitness.
Students learn the importance of nutrition in their own lives.
Aimed at both the general student population and health care professionals. Encourages students to examine their attitudes toward aging and older people. Find a college offering this course Seasons of Life Chronicles major developmental changes in the lives of people as they move from infancy and childhood into adolescence, adulthood, and late adulthood. A Caregiver's Guide to the First Five Years Focuses on the individual child and how the teacher or caregiver can foster, physical, emotional, social, creative, and cognitive development. The course provides nurturing instruction on the proper care techniques for children from infancy to five years of age and highlights teaching approaches and interactions with children from multicultural backgrounds and at all developmental levels, including those with disabilities and special needs.