The technology revolution today asks us to help students think critically about a whole host of scientific innovations with the potentially unintended health, moral and environmental consequences. This course will help middle- and high-school students develop the critical thinking skills necessary to guide their future in making sound decisions on controversial topics such as stem cell research, genetically modified food, DNA testing, gene therapy, and other emergent issues in science. Teachers will better understand the interrelationship of society and science both historically and in contemporary contexts. This course is applicable to science teachers grades 6-12, and the science content is accessible to teachers of all disciplines, not just science. Texts costs total about $10. Hours or Credits to be earned:
50 WA Clock Hrs, 50 Oregon PDUs, 5 CEUs or 5 Quarter Credits.
This online independent course may be taken for Antioch University Seattle quarter credit. The credit option requires completion of additional reading and written assignments. You may earn 5 (five) Antioch University Seattle quarter credits for this course.
Online Course Access:
This is an ONLINE course. During the registration checkout process you will be asked to provide a password to be used for security access to the online course system. Once your registration is completed, you will receive an online confirmation and an email message, explaining how to log into the online course system. Please keep a record of this important access information. You may wish to bookmark or save the web address as a 'favorite' in your internet access environment.
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SC416i, SC516i |
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5 |
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50 |
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$415 - Clock/PDU
$415 - CEUs
$415 - 400 Level
$415 - 500 Level
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A - GIS-HOL-online - 6 months to complete from date of registration
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We advise reviewing the course syllabus prior to registration.
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TRANSCRIPT REMINDER
If you are registering for university credit and need a transcript
by June 30th or August 31st,
you need to have your course work to your instructor at least 30 days prior to those dates.
To obtain A Transcript Request Form, with all the information you need to order a transcript, click here.
Questions? Contact The Heritage Institute: Phone: 360/341-3020
or Email: customerservice [at] hol.edu
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