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Why has classroom management relationship to student individual behavior as well as why behavioral economic method can be applied to solve classroom management discipline in possible? It is simple because every teacher teaching styles, personality attitudes and every teacher managment strategies are different and are not effective. What Is Liberal Studies? Liberal studies, also known as liberal arts, comprises a broad exploration of social sciences, natural sciences, humanities, and the arts. If you are interested in a wide-ranging education in humanities, communication, and thinking, read on to find out about the educational and career possibilities in liberal studies. Schools offering Liberal Arts degrees can also be found in these popular choices. People often assume "liberal arts" is a political term. As it's used in academia it's closer to the idea of broadening the mind and "liberating" it from parochial divisions and unthinking prejudice. It encourages the questioning of assumptions and reliance on facts as well as an understanding that even facts can be interpreted differently through different lenses. Ideally, it enables individuals to gather information, interpret it, and make informed decisions on a wide variety of topics.It's not just the "soft" subjects like English and sociology that constitute a liberal arts education. People often talk about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) courses, as totally separate from "liberal arts" courses. They think of "science" as "real" in a way that anthropology or art history are not: an atom is an atom, after all. But scientific phenomena are also subject to interpretation and debate as they are observed and theories are created and tested. Even a cursory knowledge of evolutionary theory or the light as wave/particle debate demonstrates that point.The "hard" sciences are ways of seeing the world and trying to understand how it works just as much as psychology or political science are. A good liberal arts curriculum puts students in touch not just with ways of interpreting the world around us but also with the fact that the world can be "interpreted" in the first place. Ultimately, it tries to help us understand our place in it and our relationships with each other.Degree Levels Bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. Concentrations American Studies, Humanities, International Affairs, Social and Public Policy Common Courses Writing, Social Foundations, Environmental Studies, Global Cultures Online Availability Full- and part-time online programs available. You may be required to complete some courses on-campus. Median Salary (2018) $78,470 (Postsecondary Teachers), Job Outlook (2016-2026) 15% (Postsecondary Teachers)U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) .What is a Liberal Studies Program?Liberal studies programs culminate in associate's or bachelor's degrees. Classes in anthropology, art, music, ethnic studies, psychology, sociology, literature, philosophy, communications and most other departments in the humanities will count towards a liberal studies degree. Some possible career options with this degree include elementary school teacher, retail store manager, minister or a public relations specialist. The table below outlines some general requirements for these career options. Undergraduate degree programs in liberal studies and liberal arts involve core and elective coursework in a variety of subjects, including history, cultural studies, art, philosophy, religion, literature, and the natural sciences. In general, the goal of a liberal studies program is a strong, basic foundation of knowledge and skills that will support an array of careers and interests. Some programs allow you to develop your own path of coursework based on your interests, while others offer concentrations in areas such as early education or performing arts.
