Building and Construction Trades
- Residential & Commercial Construction
- Education Careers
Patient Care Pathway (Both Courses satisfy the College Prep "g" elective)
- Introduction to Medical Careers
- If you are interested in the medical field or want to learn more about medical terminology, CPR and our body's systems then this class is right for you! Content is taught in a hands on learning environment through the NOCROP (nocrop.org) curriculum. After completing this course you are eligible to take the patient care pathway capstone course "Sports Medicine and Therapy" listed below.
- Sports Medicine and Therapy (Pre-requisite class ^ Introduction to Medical Careers)
- Are you interested in helping the athletic population? In this course you will learn how to examine, rehabilitate and prevent athletic injuries. Including medical documentation, concussion screening, CPR skills, spine boarding and much more! This class also teaches students about careers in sports medicine including athletic training, exercise physiology, and physical therapy. All content is taught in a hands on learning environment through the NOCROP (nocrop.org) curriculum.
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Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation
- Food Service & Hospitality
Information and Communication Technologies
- Information Support & Services
- Residential & Commercial Construction
- Education Careers
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Patient Care Pathway (Both Courses satisfy the College Prep "g" elective)
- Introduction to Medical Careers
- If you are interested in the medical field or want to learn more about medical terminology, CPR and our body's systems then this class is right for you! Content is taught in a hands on learning environment through the NOCROP (nocrop.org) curriculum. After completing this course you are eligible to take the patient care pathway capstone course "Sports Medicine and Therapy" listed below.
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- Sports Medicine and Therapy (Pre-requisite class ^ Introduction to Medical Careers)
- Are you interested in helping the athletic population? In this course you will learn how to examine, rehabilitate and prevent athletic injuries. Including medical documentation, concussion screening, CPR skills, spine boarding and much more! This class also teaches students about careers in sports medicine including athletic training, exercise physiology, and physical therapy. All content is taught in a hands on learning environment through the NOCROP (nocrop.org) curriculum.
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- Food Service & Hospitality
- Information Support & Services
Principles of Teaching and Learning
This is a block class of 1st and 2nd periods for students who are interested in a teaching career. Students learn how to become effective teachers in classes which meet two days a week on campus. Three days a week students get to practice what they have learned by working as an aid in the elementary school nearby. This class will help students determine if teaching is the best career choice for them. The class meets the A-G requirements and gives students three units at CSUF for teaching science in the elementary school and volunteering for 20 hours of community service working with children in the area of math and science.
Child Development
This class is a lecture book/format in which students will learn about how children learn and grow from conception through adolescence. Topics include healthy pregnancy, teen sexuality and pregnancy, STD’s and parenthood, fetal development, labor and delivery, and theories of child development. Students will have the opportunity to observe a baby or child throughout the course of the year and write a case study of the developmental milestones they observe. A highlight of the class is caring for a “Real Care” infant simulator—the “fake babies” for two days during the second semester. This class will also discuss career opportunities in the field of child care.