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Family, Youth & Children   

 
  • Abuse and Family Violence [CSSA2]
  • Fee: $410.55
    Delivery: Online - OntarioLearn
    Course Code: CSSA2
    Dates: 1/14/2025 - 4/22/2025
    ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS SECTION IS CLOSED.
    To inquire about this course contact lifelonglearning@sl.on.ca.
    Child and youth abuse identification and intervention are viewed as the responsibility of every individual.  Abuse of children often occurs within the larger system of family violence.  Impact of socialization and prevention programs will be examined as pertinent social issues.  Assessment, treatment and prevention techniques and programs will be examined including conflict resolution skills. NOTE: Speakers required. Textbook required.

 

  • Children with Special Needs [CSSA4]
  • Fee: $410.55
    Delivery: Online - OntarioLearn
    Course Code: CSSA4
    Dates: 1/14/2025 - 4/22/2025
    ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS SECTION IS CLOSED.
    To inquire about this course contact lifelonglearning@sl.on.ca.

    This course is designed to develop an understanding of various disabilities. Emphasis is placed on the educator’s role in planning for individual needs, while supporting the needs of the entire group in an inclusive environment. The focus is on using a team approach, with active family involvement to support the child with special needs in inclusive educational settings. NOTE: This course has mandatory group work.

    Recommended Prerequisite: Introduction to Psychology course and Child and Adolescent Development course.

    Software required: Word, PDF reader, speakers, and PowerPoint viewer.

    Textbook required.


 

  • Equitable Indigenous Care
  • Fee: $108.00
    Delivery: Online
    Est. hours to complete: 10
    Course Code: HLTH8000MC
    Dates/Times:  Continuous entry

    Cultural safety moves towards creating space for the beliefs, behaviours, practices, and experiences that impact Indigenous people. This approach promotes an understanding of the ways that historical and social contexts combine with power imbalances and the way that this shapes the well-being and healthcare experiences of Indigenous people. The goals of a cultural safety approach are to eradicate racism and discrimination to create healthcare environments where people feel safe.

    Learners will receive a digital badge upon successful course completion.


    Eligible for OSAP
     
     
 

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