Credit Hours: 3 |
Estimated Hours Per Week: 15 |
The purpose of this course is to introduce the principles and practices of developing and maintaining school health, safety, and facilities maintenance programs; and the structure of a school health education curriculum. The course is designed for the individual seeking management positions in school administration.
The emphasis in the course is to impart practical knowledge and experiences in managing school health, safety, and facilities maintenance programs. The assignments require the student to explore resources related to the course topics, and to develop position papers related to principles and practices. The course project is a practical application of these principles and practices through development and implementation of a school health, safety, or facilities maintenance audit. The final project report is a formal audit report for the school administration.
Students are expected to investigate resources that relate to the objectives of this course. This course does not use a textbook, as there are no comprehensive texts that cover the subject matter. Information is derived from sources available through Jones e-global libraryŽ and the Internet.
Students enrolled in JIU's School of Education will work with sponsors for their professional synthesizing projects to ensure their work addresses the authentic needs of specific learning communities. It is important for students to identify a sponsor early in the course in order for the sponsor to collaborate with the student on the project. You can read more about the sponsor and download the forms from the Sponsor Workbook.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Required Texts
EDU 526 texts are available from the JIU/MBS bookstore
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