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Ongoing Vet Science: Continuous Learning for Animal Enthusiasts

Flexible veterinary science exploration! Join anytime to learn animal care, anatomy, and health. Perfect for passionate young animal lovers with curious minds and flexible schedules.
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1 live meeting
45 mins in-class hours per week
Homework
1 hour per week. Homework will be after each unit to help students practice the skills and knowledge learned in class. It will be optional, and feedback will be provided if requested.
Progress Report
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Class Experience

US Grade 9 - 12
Beginner - Intermediate Level
๐Ÿ”ฌUnlock the Mysteries of Veterinary Science: Your Path to Becoming a Young Vet

๐Ÿ•โ€๐ŸฆบEver wondered what it's like to be a veterinarian? We'll dive into the fascinating world of veterinary science. Explore animal care, health, and behavior in an engaging, interactive format that is perfect for budding veterinarians or anyone interested in animal care.

๐ŸˆI believe every aspiring vet deserves an opportunity to learn about animals before they take any college courses. A strong foundation in animal care will help prepare learners to take more difficult animal science classes in college. This course nurtures that animal care passion with real-world examples and interactive lessons that make learning fun and effective. This class is also perfect for those interested in volunteering or working in zoos or aquariums. 

๐Ÿฆ Learners should have basic high school biology knowledge.

Student Outcomes:
โœ…Develop a deep appreciation for animal health and welfare.
โœ…Gain confidence in their knowledge of animal anatomy and physiology.
โœ…Foster a sense of responsibility and ethics in animal care.
โœ…Be inspired to pursue further education and careers in veterinary science.
โœ…Build critical thinking and problem-solving skills through case studies and practical examples.

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CLASS SCHEDULE - Join anytime!

๐ŸพWeek of February 10 - What is Veterinary Science?: Overview of the field, history, and importance of veterinary science.

๐ŸพWeek of February 17 - Veterinary Careers and Education: Different career paths in veterinary science and the educational requirements.

๐ŸพWeek of February 24 - Basic Animal Anatomy: Introduction to the anatomy of common domestic animals.

๐ŸพWeek of March 3 - Animal Physiology: Understanding how animal body systems function.

๐ŸพWeek of March 10 - Common Diseases in Small Animals: Overview of common illnesses in pets like dogs and cats.

๐ŸพWeek of March 17 - Preventive Care and Vaccinations: Importance of vaccinations and preventive care in small animals.

๐ŸพWeek of March 24 - Health and Diseases in Livestock: Common diseases and health issues in cattle, horses, and other livestock.

๐ŸพWeek of March 31 - Veterinary Care for Farm Animals: Techniques and practices for maintaining the health of farm animals.

๐ŸพWeek of April 7 - Caring for Exotic Pets: Health care for exotic pets like reptiles, birds, and small mammals.

๐ŸพWeek of April 14 - NO CLASS

๐ŸพWeek of April 21 - Wildlife Veterinary Science: Veterinary practices for wildlife and conservation efforts.

๐ŸพWeek of April 28 - Parasites in Animals: Types of parasites, their life cycles, and how they affect animals.

๐ŸพWeek of May 5 - Diagnosis and Treatment of Parasitic Infections: Methods for diagnosing and treating parasitic infections in animals.

๐ŸพWeek of May 12 - NO CLASS

๐ŸพWeek of May 19 - NO CLASS

๐ŸพWeek of May 26 - NO CLASS

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๐ŸพWeek of June 2 - Prevention and Control of Zoonotic Diseases: Strategies for preventing and controlling zoonotic diseases.

๐ŸพWeek of June 9 - Ethical Considerations in Veterinary Science: Discussing ethical dilemmas and considerations in veterinary practice.

๐ŸพWeek of June 16 - Legal Aspects of Veterinary Medicine: Understanding the legal responsibilities and regulations in veterinary practice.

Learning Goals

Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the field of veterinary science, including its history, importance, and various career paths available.
Students will explore the anatomy and physiology of common domestic and exotic animals.
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Alaska Teaching Certificate in Foreign Language
Becky Padgett
New York Teaching Certificate in English/Language Arts
Kimberly Parinisi
Pennsylvania Teaching Certificate in English/Language Arts
Kimberly Parinisi
Pennsylvania Teaching Certificate in English/Language Arts
Jenn Riale
Washington Teaching Certificate in English/Language Arts
Karen Lemons
Washington Teaching Certificate in Foreign Language
Karen Lemons
Washington Teaching Certificate in Social Studies/History
Karen Lemons
North Carolina Teaching Certificate in English/Language Arts
Makenna Spry
Missouri Teaching Certificate
Ali Marie
Tennessee Teaching Certificate in Science
Danielle Mortimore
Master's Degree in Education from Western Governors University
Danielle Mortimore
Master's Degree in Education from Liberty University
Karen Lemons
Bachelor's Degree from Purdue University
Becky Padgett
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Philadelphia College of Bible
Kimberly Parinisi
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Millersville University
Jenn Riale
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Liberty University
Kristen Freeman
Bachelor's Degree in English from Florida State University
Karen Lemons
Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Catawba College
Makenna Spry
Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education from Missouri State University
Ali Marie
Bachelor's Degree in Music from Western Connecticut State University
Blake Dahlmeyer
Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Government from Patrick Henry College
Brian Smyth
Bachelor's Degree in Biology/Biological Sciences from Middle Tennessee State University
Danielle Mortimore
Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from University of Northwestern - St. Paul
Kendra Mancuso
Mrs. Mortimore has a degree in Biology, a teaching certificate, and a master's in curriculum and instruction. She has taught middle school for over seven years. She has also taught life science, biology, and conservation biology at two different zoo education departments.

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Ages: 14-18
3-12 learners per class

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