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CHILD GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT |
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Covers the development of the child during pregnancy and from birth through age 6, including the physical, intellectual, emotional, and social development of the child. It's true that Kids Don't Come With Instructions, so students also explore the enormous responsibility of parenting, learning the skills necessary to raise a happy and healthy child. This course includes class discussions, individual and team projects, and written assignments. This course will especially benefit those pursuing careers working with children, such as Careers in Education and the Health Occupations.
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EXPLORING PROFESSIONAL COOKING |
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Prerequisite: Foods Technology |
Currently enrolled students in Culinary Arts may NOT take this course | |
You will learn all aspects of the food service industry including safety and sanitation, standardization, large and small equipment usage, menu planning, handling and storage techniques, and advanced cooking techniques. Good nutrition, table service and careers in the industry will also be covered. The laboratory experience will allow you to develop culinary abilities related to classroom theory. This course is strongly recommended for students who are seriously considering a career in the food service industry.
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FOODS TECHNOLOGY |
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Note: This course is not available to current Culinary Arts students.
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Learn the basic principles of nutrition, food preparation, meal planning, and table service. Use new and different methods of meal planning and preparation. Approximately twice a week, lab experiences will give you practice in meal preparation techniques while you eat healthy foods and enhance your cooking skills.
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HUMAN RELATIONS |
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Learn how to have rewarding and successful relationships in school, at home and at work. This program will inspire students to develop necessary skills in communication, listening, conflict management and mediation. By using interactive learning methods, role playing and participating in challenging activities, the student strengthens and develops their skills, selfesteem and selfconcept. This course would benefit students interested in the fields of psychology and sociology.
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PARENTING |
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Kids Don’t Come With Instructions! This course will emphasize the enormous responsibility of parenting. The students will learn the various skills necessary in order to raise a happy and healthy child. Exploration of these issues will be accomplished through class discussion, various individual and team projects and written assignments. This course will especially benefit those pursuing careers in Careers in Education and Health Science.
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Grade 10
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| 5197 | HUMAN RELATIONS (H) | 1 | S | | Note: This course may be available for college credit | | Learn how to have rewarding and successful relationships in school, at home and at work. This program will inspire students to develop necessary skills in communication, listening, conflict management and mediation. By using interactive learning methods, role playing and participating in challenging activities, the student strengthens and develops their skills, selfesteem and selfconcept. This course would benefit students interested in the fields of psychology and sociology.
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