philosophy of ministry with this age group. Development aspects of adolescents and leadership skills, such as communicating, organizing, counseling, and motivating. Prerequisite: 200 (may be taken concurrently if necessary). 401 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OF ADULTS (3) Examination of needs, curricula, programs, methods, and audio-visuals used by church and other agencies. Includes worship, counseling, recreation and stewardship. Prerequisite: Psychology 302. 402 HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION (4) The historical and philosophical progress of Christian Education, tracing the importance of Christian leadership through church related education movements with special study of present trends. Designed to aid students in forming a Biblical philosophy of Christian Education. Prerequisites: 301 , 302, 303.
180 RECREATION LEADERSHIP AND PROGRAMMING (3)
See Recreation and Camp Administration 180 for description. 300 C-Y-A OBSERVATIONAL LABORATORY {1-1-1) Guided experience in observing the teaching of (c) children at each age level and in various agencies (or situations); guided experience in observing (y) youth ministries of various types , noting leadership styles, methods and materials employed; or guided experience in observing the teaching of (a) adults. Should be taken concurrently with age level courses. 304 CAMP ADMINISTRATION (3) See Recreation and Camp Administration 304 for description. 306 CHILDREN' S WORK IN CHRISTIAN EDUCATION (2) Organization , materials , and methods used in the Christian Education of children. (Not open to Christian Education majors.) 310 INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY (2) Systematic design and use of audio-visual/technology for instruction; development of skills in use of equipment and production of materials. Offered both semesters. 368 DRAMA IN THE CHURCH (3) An overview of available materials as well as techniques of selecting, staging and directing several types of dramatic presentations for the church and Chritstian education programs. Alternate years offered Spring 1982.
450, 460 SEMINAR SUPERVISED FIELD EXPERIENCE (3,3) Taken in Sequence
Practical experience in the area of the student's vocational interest, with faculty counseling and supervision. Offered both semesters. Prerequisite: 200, 301, 302, 303.
Electives 172 CAMP COUNSELING (2) See Recreation and Camp Administration 172 for description.
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