Types of Helper Animals for Middle and Highschool Ages (Flex)

In this FLEX course we will discuss the types of helper animals and their differences regarding what they do and their legal rights. We will discuss service animals, emotional support animals and therapy animals

487 total reviews for this teacher

Completed by 2 learners

No live meetings

Over 4 weeks

12-17

year olds

3-12

learners per class

per learner - per week

How does a “Flexible Schedule” course work?

No scheduled live video chats

Discussions via classroom forum and private messages with the teacher

Great if your learner prefers independent pacing or is uncomfortable with live video chat

Available Times

Pacific Time

Mon Jun 6

Jun 6 - Jul 2 (4 weeks)
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Mon Jul 4

Jul 4 - Jul 30 (4 weeks)
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Mon Aug 1

Aug 1 - Aug 27 (4 weeks)
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Mon Sep 5

Sep 5 - Oct 1 (4 weeks)
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Mon Oct 3

Oct 3 - Oct 29 (4 weeks)
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Mon Nov 7

Nov 7 - Dec 3 (4 weeks)
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Description

Class Experience

During this FLEX course students will learn about the difference between therapy animals, emotional support animals and service animals.  Students will learn through teacher led discussions posted in the classroom. I will give brief information about the laws and rules regarding each type of helper animal by doing a write up in the classroom..  After I provide this information I will ask the students various questions.  Some of the questions that may be asked in the classroom include: What...

I personally own and have trained service dogs and therapy animals.

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:Youtube

No live meetings, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.

The topic of mental health may briefly be discussed (such as depression and anxiety).  I will not go into depth on this topic, but it may be mentioned during our discussion about emotional support animals.

During our discussion about Service animals we will talk about various disabilities.   Students are MORE than welcome to ask about my disability, as I have no problem discussing it with them.  Some of the disabilities that may be brought up during the section of service animals are: deaf, blind, mobility issues, epilepsy, diabetes, ect.

Teacher

Sara

🇺🇸

Lives in the United States

Animal Lover

487 total reviews

648 completed classes

About Me

Hello. I teach a lot of classes about animals and I also teach some reading classes.  All of my animal classes are taught about animals that I own.   
I love to educate people about animals, animal abuse and neglect. Almost all of my animals come...