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Childhood and Youth Studies Courses

= Offered | = Special Topic | = Seminar | = Selected
Offered during current academic year.

DescriptionAn overview of the study of childhood and youth in contemporary humanistic and social scientific disciplines. The course focuses on the concept of childhood as it is socially, historically, and culturally constructed. Emphasis is given to understanding children's perspectives, the discursive and structural position of childhood in modern culture and social institutions.
Antirequisites
Prerequisites
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours2
Lab HoursTutorial Hours1
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 580
  • Section 575
  • Section 570
  • Section 585
  • Section 580
  • Section 575
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course examines childhood and youth as they are structured by public policies. It introduces students to historical, ethnographic, discursive, and structural approaches as in diverse policy matters arising in schooling, health care, recreational programs, work, family law, and political participation.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course explores judicial responses to and media representation of serious crimes committed by children and youths.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course explores judicial and media representation of serious crimes committed by children and youths.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn introduction to the study of childhood and law in Canada. By examining specific cases, statutes, treaties, and practices, students will have an opportunity to increase their understanding of the most relevant doctrines, principles, and debates about childhood in Canadian legal and political culture.
AntirequisitesThe former Childhood and Social Institutions 2250F/G, the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2256F/G, and the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2253F/G
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G,
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 574
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course offers a foundation to engage in the conceptual and practical considerations of children and their place within discourses of advocacy. It offers a context for understanding the societal limitations that have defined advocacy with children, alongside a growing theoretical realisation of the value of engaging with children as 'participants'.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 574
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn introduction to the historically embedded words, metaphors, tropes, figures, narratives, and images of childhood and youth.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course explores historical and contemporary concepts, issues, and debates relating to race, racialization, ethnicities, and Indigeneity in childhood and youth studies.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn introduction to international children's rights declarations and conventions; students will learn their history and uses over the past century.
Antirequisitesthe former Childhood and Social Institutions 3335F/G.
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 670

DescriptionAn introduction to the primary debates, experiences, policies, and law confronting childhood and youth poverty in Canada, and through Canada's international relief activities.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn examination of children's understanding of death, the dying child, children and funerals, specific ages and interventions for the grieving child, the family system and death, and death and trauma in children.
Antirequisites
Prerequisites
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn examination of student access to due process, procedural fairness, participatory decision-making, as well as individual freedoms of expression, association and identity within the context of educational institutions.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course examines various attempts by children to actively organize themselves as one response to the horrific conditions created by war and its related consequences in their communities. We further examine how children come to understand their childhoods under such conditions as well as the adult discourses that attempt to define and address war zone conditions.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn inquiry into fluid identities and the sense of belonging in childhood and youth. The course will focus upon gendered, sexual, LGBTQ2S+ identifications as they intersect with racial, ethnic, religious, political, medical, mental, or playful selves and groups in a variety of institutional or media contexts.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course explores the historical and contemporary images of children and childhood in the media and addresses the impact that this has on media culture today. It will also examine how children are presently engaging with and contributing to the multiple media platforms along with the risks and problems.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn advanced seminar on participatory research methodology involving children and youth. Students will analyze literature, hypothesize research questions, locate sites and methods, and confront logistical and ethical questions of social research with children.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G, and any course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn advanced seminar on research methodologies into systems and life worlds of childhood and youth. Students will analyze literature, hypothesize research questions, locate sites and methods, and confront logistical and ethical questions of social research with children.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G and any course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn advanced seminar on the research methodologies of governmentality studies. Students will analyze literature, hypothesize questions, locate techniques, dispositifs, and policies of interest by applying the key concepts of governmentality studies to childhood and youth.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G and any course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course will examine the ways children participate in the context of our criminal justice system as victims or witnesses
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2212F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2212F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn examination of the lives of youth who are inadequately housed and living on the street using social science and public health education and research. The course will review how social inequality influences homelessness and the lives these youth lead.
AntirequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 3323F/G, Sociology 3326F/G if taken in 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23.
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or third or fourth year standing in a Sociology or Criminology module.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
NotesExtra Information: 3 seminar hours; cross-listed with Childhood and Youth Studies 3323F/G. Course Weight: 0.50 Breadth: CATEGORY A i Subject Code: SOCIOLOG
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn examination of the lives of youth who are inadequately housed and living on the street using social science and public health education and research. The course will review how social inequality influences homelessness and the lives these youth lead.
AntirequisitesSociology 3323F/G, Sociology 3326F/G if taken in 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23.
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3 seminar hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course examines the prescriptions and practices arising from attempts to increase child participation in separation and divorce by examining various key roles; such as, judges, lawyers, child advocates, parents and children.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2212F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2212F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course will examine youths in the context of our criminal justice system. The focus of the course will be on the complex interaction between the law and children's rights, mental health law, the role of legal counsel and allied professionals, and the conduct of courts.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2212F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2212F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionChildhood advocacy discourses and practices operate within institutional contexts populated by existing organizational discourses, policies, and practices often embedded in a network of interconnected agencies and groups. This course examines the enabling as well as restrictive features of the role adults play in terms of facilitating and inhibiting the planning, adoption and implementation of childhood advocacy initiatives.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2214F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2214F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionWorking with young people, students will facilitate a youth-led workshop to explore the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child in the context of children's lived experiences. Students will develop and facilitate workshop activities and will engage with children about their insights in relation to a rights-based topic.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2214F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2214F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course unpacks young people's activism on the climate crisis. It will explore historical, theoretical, political, and social aspects of youth-led movements and policy change.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2214F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2214F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours3 seminar hours.
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course will examine the historical development and current structure of law, policy, and social institutions which govern girlhood and produce gendered subjects. This will involve studying discursive structures that frame girls' self-surveillance and discipline, particularly in relation to their bodies. This course will prioritize an intersectional analysis that considers how adultism, heterosexism, cissexism, racism, colonialism, classism, and ableism shape girls' experiences
Antirequisites
Prerequisites
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionA historical study of the discourses and practices of childhood and youth. Students will explore how and why various actors, groups, or movements have participated and shaped growing-up in Canada.
AntirequisitesHistory 3261F/G
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn introduction to the primary debates, experiences, policies, and law confronting childhood and youth within educational institutions and programs in Canada
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn inquiry into the historical and contemporary biopolitics of childhood and youth as they happen within vaccination and public health programs, medical diagnosis and therapeutic techniques, trauma intervention and at-risk youth management programs, family-separation policies at borders, and/or climate change and environmental movements.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionA historical and contemporary inquiry into the law, policy, and practices of child and youth migration
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn inquiry into the law, policy, and practices of child labour. Students will consider how work is implicated in young people's dignity, identity, mobility, education, health, and economic security.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThe course uses historical and contemporary approaches toward issues around children, youth and leisure. The definitions of 'play' and 'leisure' are critically examined. The course explores the competing moral claims about what children and young people should be doing in terms of the tensions between care, protection, and social control.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
NotesLimited enrolment. Must be registered in the third or fourth year of a CSI module.
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course will examine emerging conceptual, methodological and empirical themes and topics in the continually and rapidly developing new social studies of childhood perspective. It will also facilitate the examination of the mutual contributions of related developments in other disciplines.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 3300-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn independent research project in Childhood and Youth Studies under the direction of a faculty advisor.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAdmission by permission of the Chair of Childhood and Youth Studies, and completion of CYS 3311F/G, or 3312F/G, or 3313F/G, or 3314F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight1.0Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

DescriptionNow, more than ever, children and youth exploring how gender, as a social construct, structures their lives and opportunities. In this course, students will discuss not only how children and youth are shaped by cultural gender expectations, but also how they transcend these constructed ideals.
Antirequisites
Prerequisites
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outline:
  • Section 570

= Special Topic | = Seminar | = Selected
Offered during current academic year.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
NotesLimited enrolment. Must be registered in the third or fourth year of a CSI module.
Course Outline Sections:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570
Program Checklists
Year Checklist Title
2025 Childhood and Youth Studies
2024 Childhood and Youth Studies 2024
2023 Childhood and Youth Studies 2023
2022 Childhood and Youth Studies 2022
2021 Childhood and the Legal System Certificate Checklist
2021 CSI Checklist
2021 Childhood and Advocacy Certificate Checklist
2020 Childhood and the Legal System Certificate Checklist
2020 Childhood and Advocacy Certificate Checklist
2020 CSI Program Checklist
2019 Checklist for CSI Honours Specialization Major
2019 Checklist for Certificate/Diploma in Childhood and Advocacy
2019 Checklist for Diploma/Certificate in Childhood and the Legal System
2018 CSI Checklist 2018
2017 CSI 2017
2017 Childhood And Advocacy Certificate and Diploma 2017
2017 Childhood in the Justice System Certificate and Diploma 2017
2016 Childhood and Advocacy Certificate and Diploma 2016
2016 CSI 2016
2016 Childhood in the Justice System Certificate and Diploma 2016
2015 CSI - 2015-16
2015 Childhood in the Justice System Certificate & Diploma
2015 Certificate/Diploma in Childhood and Advocacy
2014 CSI Checklist rev Jan 30 14
2013 CSI 2013
2012 CSI 2012

= Offered | = Special Topic | = Seminar | = Selected
Offered during current academic year.

DescriptionAn overview of the study of childhood and youth in contemporary humanistic and social scientific disciplines. The course focuses on the concept of childhood as it is socially, historically, and culturally constructed. Emphasis is given to understanding children's perspectives, the discursive and structural position of childhood in modern culture and social institutions.
Antirequisites
Prerequisites
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours2
Lab HoursTutorial Hours1
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 580
  • Section 575
  • Section 570
  • Section 585
  • Section 580
  • Section 575
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course examines childhood and youth as they are structured by public policies. It introduces students to historical, ethnographic, discursive, and structural approaches as in diverse policy matters arising in schooling, health care, recreational programs, work, family law, and political participation.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course explores judicial responses to and media representation of serious crimes committed by children and youths.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course explores judicial and media representation of serious crimes committed by children and youths.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn introduction to the study of childhood and law in Canada. By examining specific cases, statutes, treaties, and practices, students will have an opportunity to increase their understanding of the most relevant doctrines, principles, and debates about childhood in Canadian legal and political culture.
AntirequisitesThe former Childhood and Social Institutions 2250F/G, the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2256F/G, and the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2253F/G
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G,
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 574
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course offers a foundation to engage in the conceptual and practical considerations of children and their place within discourses of advocacy. It offers a context for understanding the societal limitations that have defined advocacy with children, alongside a growing theoretical realisation of the value of engaging with children as 'participants'.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 574
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn introduction to the historically embedded words, metaphors, tropes, figures, narratives, and images of childhood and youth.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course explores historical and contemporary concepts, issues, and debates relating to race, racialization, ethnicities, and Indigeneity in childhood and youth studies.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn introduction to international children's rights declarations and conventions; students will learn their history and uses over the past century.
Antirequisitesthe former Childhood and Social Institutions 3335F/G.
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 670

DescriptionAn introduction to the primary debates, experiences, policies, and law confronting childhood and youth poverty in Canada, and through Canada's international relief activities.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn examination of children's understanding of death, the dying child, children and funerals, specific ages and interventions for the grieving child, the family system and death, and death and trauma in children.
Antirequisites
Prerequisites
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn examination of student access to due process, procedural fairness, participatory decision-making, as well as individual freedoms of expression, association and identity within the context of educational institutions.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course examines various attempts by children to actively organize themselves as one response to the horrific conditions created by war and its related consequences in their communities. We further examine how children come to understand their childhoods under such conditions as well as the adult discourses that attempt to define and address war zone conditions.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn inquiry into fluid identities and the sense of belonging in childhood and youth. The course will focus upon gendered, sexual, LGBTQ2S+ identifications as they intersect with racial, ethnic, religious, political, medical, mental, or playful selves and groups in a variety of institutional or media contexts.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course explores the historical and contemporary images of children and childhood in the media and addresses the impact that this has on media culture today. It will also examine how children are presently engaging with and contributing to the multiple media platforms along with the risks and problems.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.0Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionAn advanced seminar on participatory research methodology involving children and youth. Students will analyze literature, hypothesize research questions, locate sites and methods, and confront logistical and ethical questions of social research with children.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G, and any course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn advanced seminar on research methodologies into systems and life worlds of childhood and youth. Students will analyze literature, hypothesize research questions, locate sites and methods, and confront logistical and ethical questions of social research with children.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G and any course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn advanced seminar on the research methodologies of discourse analysis. Students will analyze literature, locate texts, assemblages, or media available for applying the key concepts of discourse analysis to childhood and youth.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G and any course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn advanced seminar on the research methodologies of governmentality studies. Students will analyze literature, hypothesize questions, locate techniques, dispositifs, and policies of interest by applying the key concepts of governmentality studies to childhood and youth.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G and any course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course will examine the ways children participate in the context of our criminal justice system as victims or witnesses
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2212F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2212F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn examination of the lives of youth who are inadequately housed and living on the street using social science and public health education and research. The course will review how social inequality influences homelessness and the lives these youth lead.
AntirequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 3323F/G, Sociology 3326F/G if taken in 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23.
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or third or fourth year standing in a Sociology or Criminology module.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
NotesExtra Information: 3 seminar hours; cross-listed with Childhood and Youth Studies 3323F/G. Course Weight: 0.50 Breadth: CATEGORY A i Subject Code: SOCIOLOG
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn examination of the lives of youth who are inadequately housed and living on the street using social science and public health education and research. The course will review how social inequality influences homelessness and the lives these youth lead.
AntirequisitesSociology 3323F/G, Sociology 3326F/G if taken in 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23.
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3 seminar hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course examines the prescriptions and practices arising from attempts to increase child participation in separation and divorce by examining various key roles; such as, judges, lawyers, child advocates, parents and children.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2212F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2212F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course will examine youths in the context of our criminal justice system. The focus of the course will be on the complex interaction between the law and children's rights, mental health law, the role of legal counsel and allied professionals, and the conduct of courts.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2212F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2212F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionExisting and proposed approaches to childhood advocacy are examined through case studies of child led engagement in non-governmental, governmental, and private sector initiatives. The focus is on developing a framework for understanding advocacy from the perspective of the participatory discourses within the new social studies of childhood.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2214F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2214F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionChildhood advocacy discourses and practices operate within institutional contexts populated by existing organizational discourses, policies, and practices often embedded in a network of interconnected agencies and groups. This course examines the enabling as well as restrictive features of the role adults play in terms of facilitating and inhibiting the planning, adoption and implementation of childhood advocacy initiatives.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2214F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2214F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course examines the discourses and practices of childhood advocacy politics and policies, focusing upon the provincial level, but attending to local civic, justice, social service and health agencies in Canada.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2214F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2214F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes3 seminar hours

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionThis course examines recent changes in childhood advocacy initiatives stressing child participation in international organizations as well as in other national jurisdictions. It will offer students a practical opportunity to engage in the task of developing a child centred organization.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Social Institutions 2214F/G and Enrolment in the Diploma or Certificate in Childhood and Advocacy, or third or fourth year of any CSI Program Module.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionThis course examines recent changes in childhood advocacy initiatives stressing child participation in international organizations. Reflecting on the UN Sustainable Development Goals the course will offer students a practical opportunity to explore the role children can play in projects focused on saving the world.
AntirequisitesThe former Childhood and Social Institutions 3353F/G Extra Information
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2214F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2214F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionWorking with young people, students will facilitate a youth-led workshop to explore the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child in the context of children's lived experiences. Students will develop and facilitate workshop activities and will engage with children about their insights in relation to a rights-based topic.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2214F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2214F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course unpacks young people's activism on the climate crisis. It will explore historical, theoretical, political, and social aspects of youth-led movements and policy change.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2214F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2214F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours3 seminar hours.
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course will examine the historical development and current structure of law, policy, and social institutions which govern girlhood and produce gendered subjects. This will involve studying discursive structures that frame girls' self-surveillance and discipline, particularly in relation to their bodies. This course will prioritize an intersectional analysis that considers how adultism, heterosexism, cissexism, racism, colonialism, classism, and ableism shape girls' experiences
Antirequisites
Prerequisites
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionA historical study of the discourses and practices of childhood and youth. Students will explore how and why various actors, groups, or movements have participated and shaped growing-up in Canada.
AntirequisitesHistory 3261F/G
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis course introduces students to the literature around the geographies of childhood. Here we consider the spaces and places of childhood, moving from the home and outwards: the school, the street, the locality, the nation and the world. Issues of structure and agency in children's everyday lives are addressed.
AntirequisitesChildhood and Social Institutions 3392A if taken in 2013-14.
PrerequisitesChildhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G or the former 1020.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionAn introduction to the primary debates, experiences, policies, and law confronting childhood and youth within educational institutions and programs in Canada
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn inquiry into the historical and contemporary biopolitics of childhood and youth as they happen within vaccination and public health programs, medical diagnosis and therapeutic techniques, trauma intervention and at-risk youth management programs, family-separation policies at borders, and/or climate change and environmental movements.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionA historical and contemporary inquiry into the law, policy, and practices of child and youth migration
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn inquiry into the law, policy, and practices of child labour. Students will consider how work is implicated in young people's dignity, identity, mobility, education, health, and economic security.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThe course uses historical and contemporary approaches toward issues around children, youth and leisure. The definitions of 'play' and 'leisure' are critically examined. The course explores the competing moral claims about what children and young people should be doing in terms of the tensions between care, protection, and social control.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionIn this introductory course, students learn about the role of drama as a mode of creative inquiry, its connection to the changing image of 'the child', and the different methods and activities that can be used in working with children and youth across disciplines.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionThrough field interventions, this course will examine various approaches to consulting children about issues affecting them, as well as ways of including the consultations in an organization's planning and decision-making processes.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
NotesLimited enrolment. Must be registered in the third or fourth year of a CSI module.
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionReading and discussion of selected topics in Childhood and Youth Studies.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
NotesReading course.

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionReading and discussion of selected topics in Childhood and Youth Studies.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 2200-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
NotesReading course.

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionThis course will examine emerging conceptual, methodological and empirical themes and topics in the continually and rapidly developing new social studies of childhood perspective. It will also facilitate the examination of the mutual contributions of related developments in other disciplines.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 3300-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionThis course will examine emerging conceptual, methodological and empirical themes and topics in the continually and rapidly developing new social studies of childhood perspective. It will also facilitate the examination of the mutual contributions of related developments in other disciplines.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 3300-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570
  • Section 570

DescriptionAn independent research project in Childhood and Youth Studies under the direction of a faculty advisor.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAdmission by permission of the Chair of Childhood and Youth Studies, and completion of CYS 3311F/G, or 3312F/G, or 3313F/G, or 3314F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight1.0Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionReading and discussion of selected topics in Childhood and Youth Studies
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 3300-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionAn inquiry into the historical and contemporary conceptualizations and actualizations of pedagogy.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 3300-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionThis course asks students to reflect upon what child centered practice is, where it has come from and how it is developing. Students will consider the potential of childhood studies theories to offer transformation in those spaces in which children experience their everyday lives.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 2214F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 2214F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionNow, more than ever, children and youth exploring how gender, as a social construct, structures their lives and opportunities. In this course, students will discuss not only how children and youth are shaped by cultural gender expectations, but also how they transcend these constructed ideals.
Antirequisites
Prerequisites
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionThis is a limited-enrollment, international exchange seminar in with a travel component. It brings together students studying childhood and youth at Kings College and a University in a Nordic country (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, or Iceland). We compare childhood in these respective regions as it is situated in social institutions.
Antirequisites
Prerequisites
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionThis is a limited-enrollment, international exchange seminar in with a travel component. It brings together students studying childhood and youth at Kings College and a University in the United Kingdom. We compare childhood and youth in these respective regions as it is situated in social institutions.
AntirequisitesThe former Childhood and Social Institutions 3393A/B if taken in 2015-16 or 2018-19
PrerequisitesAdmission is by special permission of the Chair of Childhood and Youth Studies
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionThis is a limited-enrollment, international exchange seminar in with a travel component. It brings together students studying childhood and youth at Kings College and a University in the United Kingdom. We compare childhood and youth in these respective regions as it is situated in social institutions.
Antirequisites
Prerequisites
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes
Course Outlines:
  • Section 570

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionTopic and course description will be available at time of registration.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesChildhood and Youth Studies 1025F/G or the former Childhood and Social Institutions 1025F/G.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours3
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
Notes

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionReading and discussion in selected topics in Childhood and Youth Studies.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 3300-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
NotesReading Course

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

DescriptionReading and discussion in selected topics in Childhood and Youth Studies.
Antirequisites
PrerequisitesAny course in Childhood and Youth Studies at the 3300-level.
Co-requisites
Weight0.5Lecture Hours
Lab HoursTutorial Hours
NotesReading Course

There are no course outlines available for this course at this time.

  

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