EDU 352 Behavior Management

2 credit hours

This course is designed to provide the candidate with a foundation of the psychological impact of behaviors on the cognitive, emotional, behavioral, social, and linguistic development. In addition, the potential behavioral expressions will be examined. Students will learn techniques and strategies for managing behavior, pre-school through young adult. Emphasis is placed on Positive Behavioral Supports in relation to school-wide, classroom, individual, and crisis prevention strategies. The candidates will also learn methods for teaching students self-management. Ten hours of field experience are required.

Prerequisite: EDU 201 Principles Of Teaching In School And Society
Course is Offered: FA Every Year