GINTD 6038 - Ecological Interactions in the Urban Ecosystem

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Lesley University

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Description:

6 credits The complexity of systems in urban dynamics is provoking A new field of study in urban ecology. This course is an investigation and inquiry into the ecological interactions in the urban ecosystem using A United States city as A focus of inquiry. Ecological research of the urban ecosystem requires A new approach that is participatory and involves urban citizenry in asking research questions, developing hypotheses, collecting data, and interpreting and utilizing the results for policymaking. Note: Ecological Teaching and Learning students only. ESPED 5013 Introduction to the Autism Spectrum Disorders: Educational Implications and Teaching Strategies (online) 3 credits The focus of This course is on the autism spectrum disorders from diagnosis through adulthood. The condition of autism spectrum disorder reflects A range of diversity and severity, which will be examined in This course. History, current research, and definitions will be explored. Three major characteristics of autism spectrum disorder will be examined: communication impairment, impaired social interactions, and behavioral abnormalities. A variety of educational theories and practices will be introduced, and teaching strategies that meet the needs of these diverse learners will be presented. Usually offered fall semester.

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6.00

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Lecture

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Institution Website:

www.lesley.edu

Phone Number:

(617) 868-9600

Regional Accreditation:

New England Association of Schools and Colleges

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Semester

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