Dec 17, 2024

Academic Catalog - Spring 2024

Academic Catalog - Spring 2024 [ARCHIVED]

BCO 6890 - Developmental Issues Across the Life Span

A study of the developing individual in the family, from birth through adulthood. The course is designed to provide a foundation for understanding the processes of human growth and development in the context of the family, give an in depth treatment of the characteristics and needs of the major life stages, and integrate a Christian perspective of the family and human development. Application of theories of growth and development will be made in educational leadership counseling and discipleship contexts. Typically Offered: Odd Falls, Even Summers
3 semester hr(s).
Prerequisite(s): BCO 5500 or BCO 6000. Counseling students are required to take BCO6000.