OCTH 715 - OCCUPATIONAL PERFORMANCE: CHILDHOOD

2 cr hrs

Description In this course the occupational therapy student examines occupational performance and participation of the child as influenced by personal factors, context, and the demands of the task. The student applies knowledge of developmental theories to analyze human engagement in meaningful occupations from infancy through adolescence. The course allows the student to appreciate childhood occupations for their cultural and developmental importance.

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Registration Restriction: Enrolled in Occupational Therapy major.

New fall 2013.

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