Acadia University courses

...This course provides an introduction to major principles that underpin formal and informal assessment in education... Learn about: Informal assessment...

...Higher power, transcendence, and mystical experiences Guilt and forgiveness Evil, suffering, and death Completing this course will provide you with a better... Learn about: Counselling Psychology...

...competencies and theories developed covered in other graduate courses, e.g. Principles of Assessment, Individual Testing, but especially, Work and Life Planning Counselling... Learn about: Planning Counselling, Life Planning...

...Prerequisites: EDUC 4683 and 4693 or permission of the course instructor... Learn about: Teaching English, English Conversation, English Language...

...and schools can respond to these massive social, economic, and technological changes. Topics include cultural identity, social justice, and human and ecological... Learn about: Consumerist society...

...program and how it differs from the traditional ‘graded’ and ‘split’ class programs; to learn about effective teaching, management and assessment strategies... Learn about: Design techniques, Communication Skills...

...Consideration is given to previous research on leadership, including that on traits, behaviour, situational leadership, and charismatic leadership... Learn about: Leadership for learning, Distributive leadership, Leadership skill...

...demonstrating an awareness of purpose and audience, and developing a personal writing voice in expository essays. This course is designed to help you become...

...what you learn into life beyond the course...

...This means that you are welcome to take both courses and that you may take them in whichever order you prefer... Learn about: Theatrical eye...

...This course aims to introduce you to the study of Shakespeare's plays at the university level. You will explore 5 plays in detail and you will also learn about the political... Learn about: Critical Thinking, Theatrical eye, Critical Nursing...

...This course is intended for those students who are false beginners, students who have studied French for several years, or years ago, but who have... Learn about: French Speaking, Studied French, French language...

...should normally register at the next level (FRAN 1213/1223). Those who have taken French Immersion courses should register for FRAN 1613/1623. In this course... Learn about: Grammatical structures, French language, French Speaking...

...and comprehension In addition to traditional reading materials and assignments, you'll learn through audio files and a speaking assignment. This course... Learn about: French language, French Grammar, Intermediate French...

...Étude systématique de la syntaxe du français écrit, lecture et analyse de textes, et une initiation à la traduction de l'anglais au français qui permettront...

...marine volcanism; waves, tides and ocean currents; climatology and sea-level changes; marine ecology; marine resources... Learn about: Ocean basins...

...and the accounting of geologic time before you start the course... Learn about: Climate Change...

...Leading developments in Western civilization from ancient societies to the French Revolution. Students will be introduced to various historical concepts... Learn about: Human history, Rural contrasts...

...in societies from the earliest civilizations of Mesotopotamia, Egypt, and Israel to the 18th century. Topics include: The impact of religion... Learn about: Earliest civilizations...

...An historical review of property law concepts and an examination of the legal principles associated with environmental law, including a review of the rights... Learn about: Environmental Law, Legal solution, IT Law...