Teaching in Animal Science (11:067:414)
Experiential Learning Course (Credits by arrangement)
Typically Offered
Fall and Spring Semesters as well as during the Summer session.
Prerequisites & Other Registration Restrictions
- Obtain medical clearance to work with animals.
- Successfully complete (≥90% overall grade) in all previous livestock handling courses.
- Be comfortable and confident feeding, restraining and working with livestock species.
- Be comfortable working with and teaching other students.
Description
Experiential learning course designed to provide credits for students engaged in educational activities that differ from research activities. The course focuses on expanding knowledge and experience working with livestock as well as building teaching skills. Students are eligible to register for this course if (1) they are under the guidance of a faculty member; and (2) serving as an undergraduate teaching assistant for a course (such as Animal Nutrition Laboratory and Animal Practicums).
Experiential Learning Information
Main PLGs accomplished: 5 and 7
Credits: 1.5 or 2, by arrangement
Syllabus/contract: Contract with LGs
Student qualifications: Previous attendance in class with an A grade
Faculty: Individual faculty
Type of work: Undergraduate teaching assistants in courses, labs, and animal practicums
Final assessment document: Lecture or other presentation to class
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