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SED 6030: Autism Spectrum Disorder: Educational Interventions. Cr
3.00 Credits
Wayne State University
Research foundations for recommended instructional programs for children, youth, and adults with ASD. Focus on assessment and interventions designed for student achievement within the general curriculum, relationship-based transitions, and improved quality of life outcomes. (F)
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SED 6040: Introduction to Early Childhood Special Education. Cr
3.00 Credits
Wayne State University
History, philosophy, legislation, and "best practice" of early intervention and educational programs for young children, birth to eight years old, who have developmental delays or disabilities. (W)
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SED 6040 - Introduction to Early Childhood Special Education. Cr
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SED 6050: Language, Communication, Development, and Interventions. Cr
3.00 Credits
Wayne State University
Research foundations of language and communication development, as it applies to the developmental context of autism spectrum disorder for children, youth, and adults. Cross-disciplinary practices in assessment, design, implementation, and evaluation of relationship-based interventions. (F)
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SED 6050 - Language, Communication, Development, and Interventions. Cr
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SLA 2310: Short Fiction from Central Europe and Russia
3.00 Credits
Wayne State University
Explores how writers use short fictional forms, such as parable, short story, fairy tale, and satire, to express important themes in the Central European experience, including violence and cruelty, freedom and imprisonment, utopian visions, and urban life. (F)
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SLA 3310: Women in the Slavic World. Cr
3.00 Credits
Wayne State University
Women in Russia and eastern Europe. Changing status and roles of women examined through folklore, painting, literature, music and film, as well as historical texts and artifacts. (W)
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SLA 3410: New Soil, Old Roots: The Immigrant Experience. Cr. FC) CD) ARM 3410) GER 3410) POL
3.00 Credits
Wayne State University
Armenian, German, Jewish, Polish, Russian and Ukrainian immigration to the United States, its effects on the cultures (language, literature, religion, politics, music, art and theatre) of these ethnic groups and its influence upon American culture. (F)
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SLA 3710: Russian and East European Film. Cr
3.00 Credits
Wayne State University
Major Russian, Polish, Czech, Ukrainian and Armenian films viewed and discussed from political, cultural and aesthetic points of view. (Y)
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SLA 3750: Polish and Yugoslavian Auteur Cinema. Cr
3.00 Credits
Wayne State University
Two national cinemas presented through films of auteurs: Andrzej Wajda, Krzysztof Kislowski, Dusan Makavejev and Emir Kusturica; films include: Kanal, Double Life of Veronique, WR: or the Mystery of the Organism, and Underground. (W)
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SLA 5400: Cultural Studies and Criticism
3.00 Credits
Wayne State University
Important concepts and major figures in Slavic contributions to literary and cultural studies. Readings and class in English. Open to students from diverse disciplines. (I)
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SLP 1010: Elementary Sign Language[ ASL] Cr
4.00 Credits
Wayne State University
Appreciation and use of American Sign Language (ASL). Review of basic grammar coupled with classroom practice to learn to communicate in signs. Supervised observations of interactions with individuals who are deaf. (I)
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SLP 1010 - Elementary Sign Language[ ASL] Cr
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