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502 Teaching Difficult Topics in Health (3)
This course will introduce and provide an opportunity to practice pedagogical approaches for health topics historically challenging to teach children in grades k-12. The basis for understanding behavioral, environmental, and political influences on health education in the school system will be addressed.
542 Community Health (3)
This course is designed to provide students with overview of community health education and health promotion.  This course will focus on community health through the life span, health within different ethnic communities, the special needs of different populations within the community. Repeat of course is by permission only.
543 School Health (3)
This course is designed to provide students with overview of the emerging profession of health education.  This course will focus of presenting the background, content, and stategies necessary for teaching health education as part of a coordinated school health program.  Repeat of course by permission only.
592 Contemporary Issues in Sport and Exercise (3)
This course will enable students to integrate information from their educational experiences to critically examine and analyze contemporary issues in sport and exercise from an interdisciplinary perspective. Current tissues, trends, and challenges will be presented with the intent of provoking thought and stimulating debate so that students may identify their role in the resolution of issues.

593 Emotional Health of Children in Sport (3)
This course will enable students to integrate information from their educational experiences to critically examine and analyze contemporary issues in sport and exercises from an interdisciplinary perspective. Current issues, trends, and challenges will be presented with the intent of provoking thought and stimulating debate so that students may identify their role in the resolution of issues.

594 Program Planning & Evaluation for Health Education (3)
Prevention is one of the most important keys to a healthy lifestyle. Health educators have the responsibility of planning, implementing, and evaluating health education programs for the both schools and communities at large. This course will introduce students to terminology, theories, models, and tools for planning, implementing and evaluating programs in health education and health promotion. Students will be introduced to a systematic approach to the planning and evaluation of health education programs, a diagnosis of the social, psychological, educational and administrative aspects of the health education program, and program monitoring, rigorous methods of impact assessment, and the measurement of efficiency.

601 Physical Training for Youth, Young Adults, and Athletes (3)
The course provides practical strategies and theoretical framework for physical training applications in various internal and environmental conditions for youth, young adults, and competitive athletes The basis for training under certain nutritional, psychological, and physical regimes will be described and evaluated.

602 has changed to PED 502


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