Educational programs

Counsel for Accreditation of Counseling & Related Educational Programs (CACREP) is the organization that accredits post bachelorette programs in counseling and associated professions, offered by colleges and universities internationally (Welcome, 2014). Some of the purposes held by CACREP include creating excellent programs in counseling and related disciplines, accrediting professional preparation curriculums, and developing standards for preparation programs (Vision, 2014). Without the existence of CACREP

In 1981, the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs was established (CACREP, 2016b). Before its official establishment it went through challenges. These challenges were for CACREP to be an accrediting agency for masters- and doctoral-level programs and establishing a Commission on Standards Implementation (Sweeney, 1992). CACREP has six standards for which current and future accreditation programs must follow (CACREP, 2016c). The purpose of these standards are to

The educational system in the United States has not always provided comparable education to students with disabilities. Not until 1975, when congress passed the Education for All Handicapped Children Act in 1975, were public school systems were required to provide “free and appropriate” education to children with disabilities. This law is currently referred to as Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 2004 (IDEA). These laws provide a legal precedence to ensure students with disabilities

Hello, This email is to serve as a summary of our meeting on 4/4/16 in regards to proposed adjustments to Kyra Snyder’s educational program. I met with several of Kyra’s teachers, her guidance counselor, and also discussed the proposed changes with the school principal. I wanted to share this summary to ensure that everyone understands and is in agreement with the changes. 1) Kyra and her parents identified periods 1-4 as stressors that are impeding upon her ability to attend school (no real

This is an observation report on an educational program lecture for adults based on classroom teacher performance. The lecture was delivered by a very skillful teacher. The teacher effectively stimulated the class, by respecting the diversity of the learning environment, the diversity of the class, stayed focused on the lecture, contexts and class objectives. The heart and soul of the lecture was the teacher’s rapport with the students, delivery, audio-visual, video, diversity and interaction

Personalized Educational Program During my 4 years here at Bridgewater College I have stuck to a major in health and exercise science with a minor, picked up sophomore year, in nutrition. From day one I have felt that this combination complemented each other in content and personal interest. My minor was not planned, but after taking Nutritional Concepts in Exercise Science (ES 249), I discovered a love and interest for learning about nutrition and what it can do for all types of people. Through

GOOD IDEAS:  Educational programming: • Nutrition • Personal finance • Dermatology: Skin cancer and the effects of the sun and tanning • Car maintenance: Information about tires and oil changes, driving tips for snowy conditions, etc. • Safety tips: Self-defense, how to stay safe during spring break, etc. • Police: Alcohol, drugs, fake IDs, rights, etc. • Insurance: Life, home, and auto insurance • Financial planning: 401(k)s, mutual funds, investing money, etc. • Environmental awareness • Stress

GOOD IDEAS:  Educational programming: • Nutrition • Personal finance • Dermatology: Skin cancer and the effects of the sun and tanning • Car maintenance: Information about tires and oil changes, driving tips for snowy conditions, etc. • Safety tips: Self-defense, how to stay safe during spring break, etc. • Police: Alcohol, drugs, fake IDs, rights, etc. • Insurance: Life, home, and auto insurance • Financial planning: 401(k)s, mutual funds, investing money, etc. • Environmental awareness • Stress

Educational Programs in Prisons      “It is not a surprise to see that prisoners all have a low education level. I guess a more educated person has enough sense not to be involved with crime…the relationship between crime and education is easy to see when viewing these facts” (Cordes 1). This is the view of most people when asked why people are in prison. People simply say that criminals were ill educated. As hard as we may try, we cannot do a lot about what happens before

shows the distribution of families/persons who receive public assistance, social security, and food stamps who live in CT 5 and the City of Bartlesville in the year 2015. Data adapted from American FactFinder on October 12, 2017. Educational Facilities and Programs There are six public elementary schools in Bartlesville, and one of these schools lies within CT 5. According to the Bartlesville Public Schools website, Hoover Elementary school had 461 students, 21 teachers and 15 certified staff