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EDU 662 - Social Understanding, Stress, Anxiety, & Trauma

Three Credits
Periodically or As Needed

This course will review social understanding, stress, anxiety, and trauma in autistic people. The course will explore the role of anxiety, stress, and trauma on relationships, self-regulation, health/ well-being, and academic achievement This course will stress intersectionality and explore gender/culture/race influences on understanding autism. Course participants will develop social supports and curricula focused on neurodiverse social behavior that help to mitigate the effects of stress/anxiety/trauma and develop resilience.

Prerequisite(s)/Restriction(s): Completion of a bachelor’s degree.
Course Applies to: M.Ed in Inclusive Education


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