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SPE 2310 - Introduction to Exceptional Individuals

Credits: 3 hrs
This course explores the characteristics of individuals with special needs, with a focus on the historical and the legal aspects.  Other topical issues, relative to Special Education, such as:  stereotypes and prejudges against individuals with disabilities, recognizing myths and misconceptions of individuals with disabilities, will also be explored.  Additionally, students will complete a service-learning project designed to improve the lives of individuals with exceptionalities. General Education Outcome: Critical Thinking; Area of Knowledge: Social and Behavioral Science; Curricular Theme: Civic Knowledge