HMNS 2070 — - Characteristics and Needs of Special Populations
This course examines origins, indicators and issues related to children and adults who have significant differences mentally, physically, socially, behaviorally or in the area of communicative skills. Students gain a working knowledge for recognizing and responding appropriately to the needs of children and adults in a variety of educational and caregiving environments. Educational modifications and placement alternatives are discussed. This is a required course for Special Education, Education and Child Development majors. Note: Grade of C or better required for Human Services program students. Lecture: 3 hours
Part of
- Associate in Arts (URI) (p. 356)
- BA - Associate in Arts (URI)
- Care (For students considering the URI-
- Childhood Education BS - Associate
- Education BM - Associate in Arts
- Education: Biology BA - Associate in
- Education: Chemistry BA - Associate
- Education: Physics BA - Associate in
- Human Services Transfer, Early Childhood Education BS - Associate in Arts (URI)
- Human Services Transfer, Human Development and Family Studies - Associate in Arts (URI)
- Human Services Transfer, Secondary Education: History and Social Studies BA - Associate in Arts (URI)
- Human Services Transfer, Secondary Education: Physics BA - Associate in Arts (URI)
- Science Elective Note: A lab science is recommended for transfer. See
- Science Elective Selection of Science Elective for transfer
- See Human Service Electives note below 1 6
- Social Services - Associate in Arts