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Concurrent Education 2007

Concurrent Education 2007. About your program…. Your Academic Program. Contemporary Studies (CT) Concurrent Education, Honours CT (5 yr program) Criminology Health Studies Journalism Leadership Honours Combined: Psychology (BA), English, History

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Concurrent Education 2007

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  1. Concurrent Education 2007

  2. About your program…

  3. Your Academic Program • Contemporary Studies (CT) • Concurrent Education, Honours CT (5 yr program) • Criminology • Health Studies • Journalism • Leadership • Honours Combined: Psychology (BA), English, History • Options: CED, Indigenous Studies, Administration

  4. Anthropology Communication Studies Criminology English Geography Global Studies History Human Rights/Human Diversity Indigenous Studies Journalism Leadership Philosophy Political Science Psychology Religion and Culture Sociology Women’s Studies Minors Available

  5. Grading System • 12 point grading system (12=A+) • For a half credit course, 6.0=A+ • Each letter grade represents a percentage range (A+=90-100%) • GPA=Grade Point Average • All your grade points divided by the number of credits

  6. Progressing through your program… • Progression Requirements • Assessed every 4.0 credits • For honours, need a 5.0 (63-66% or a C) overall average and a 5.0 average in your honours courses • To graduate, a 5.0 overall and a 7.0 in honours courses • Your GPA’s are cumulative • BA/BEd – 7.0 or 70% in your arts courses and 70% in your Education and pass your practice teaching

  7. 1-1.5 hours of work outside of class per hour of lecture Midterms End of term essays Attendance and readings are important Success: Accountable Access resources/services Ask for help What to expect…

  8. The Details…

  9. Course information • Junior vs. Senior credits • 100 vs. 200/300 level courses • Junior credit limits • 7.0 including transfer credits • Half credit vs. full credit • Required courses vs. elective courses • Pre-requisites • Cross-listing (ie. CC/OL/CT221)

  10. Example CT121 BR1 (1) (CB206) T/R 9:00-9:50 am 3A W 9:30-10:20 am • CT – Contemporary Studies • 121- The 121 means it is a 100 level course • BR1 – at least 3 different times this section is offered • 1 – Fall (September – December) • CB206- Room Location (Carnegie Building, 206) • T/R – Tuesday and Thursday • 3A – Tutorial time (00 – lab) Tutorials and Labs – register for at the same time as the lecture on LORIS

  11. Dates • July 9 – additional courses available • July 13 – Early registration discount ends • August 28-30 – LORIS unavailable

  12. Contemporary Studies…

  13. Contemporary Studies Contemporary Studies examines current issues from an interdisciplinary perspective and provides the problem solving and research skills that every informed citizen needs to be a contributing member of society.

  14. Contemporary Studies In your first year, you will take the following CT courses: • 2 of: CT111, CT/ID120, CT121, CT122 • CT/CO243 – Mathematics and Teaching I

  15. Beyond your CT courses…

  16. J/I 2 of CT111, CT/ID120, CT121 or CT122 CO/CT243 CO244 1.0 credit in teachable area 1.0 credit of electives P/J 2 of CT111, CT/ID120, CT121 or CT122 CO/CT243 CO244 2.0 credits of electives BA/BEd Course Selection - Arts

  17. Electives • Take courses you will enjoy • Can take other courses that will count towards your honours program: • GS101, CS/PP201, CT/OL224, CT/OL/CC221, HS200 • The Honours CT program contains 12.0 required credits in total. The courses above will count towards these courses • For a full list – www.wlu.ca/academics

  18. DIVISION Junior / Intermediate ED4202 – Education and Schooling ED4218 – Methods ED4651 - Practicum DIVISION Primary / Junior ED4102 – Education and Schooling ED4118 – Methods ED4641 - Practicum CONCURRENT B.A., B.ED. EDUCATION

  19. What to expect….Mondays are education days!- Practice teaching- Workshops DO NOT enrol in any Laurier courses on a Monday CONCURRENT B.A., B.ED.

  20. CT121 BR1 CT/CO243 BR2 MA110* GS101BR ED4202 @70 ED4218 701 ED4651 @70 CC/CT/OL221 BR4 CO244 BR 1 MA110* AN102 BR ED4202 @70 ED4651 @70 Example – J/I

  21. LORIS and WebAdvisor • Register for your Nipissing Education courses with Nipissing on WebAdvisor • Register for your Laurier and Nipissing Education courses on LORIS and WebAdvisor • Education courses can be found under Nipissing Education

  22. Questions?

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