Welcome - Theories of Occupation, Enabling & Justice OCCU 5000   Theories of Occupation, Enabling & Justice
CREDIT HOURS: 3
This course explores and analyzes the theories, practice models and frames of reference that are foundational to the occupational therapist’s view of occupation, participation, occupational performance, enabling occupation, and occupational justice. Consistent with the School’s educational philosophy of experiential learning, the class format includes but is not limited to small and large group discussions, case scenarios, presentations, labs, and written assignments. Students are expected to engage in creative problem solving and critical and reflective analysis when completing assignments and participating in class and laboratory discussions. TECHNOLOGY: Consult http://www.dal.ca/ilo for current technology requirements
FORMAT:

• Lecture
• Lab

FORMAT COMMENTS: Onsite, mixed methods, lab, Brightspace
PREREQUISITES: Admission to the MSc (OT) program, or SSGS (Special Student Graduate Studies) status by permission of the instructor