Understanding Oppression *0.525 PS-PPO (Article Provided)
“In this series of columns, we’ll outline an approach that can help people grow in the understanding of oppression, and their compassion for self and others. This approach is largely a psychological one, and we use the language of imagery and feeling more than that of politics or activism. We believe that people can develop more appropriate and useful skills to address the issues of oppression just as they develop other skills, and we’ve found that when people learn about these skills they find it easier to tolerate discomfort, change their own behavior and work.” *Articles provided upon registration. (0.525 PPO-Professional Studies CEUs)
Project Requirements: Read the book then answer 9 short essay questions totaling a 3,500 word minimum.
“In this series of columns, we’ll outline an approach that can help people grow in the understanding of oppression, and their compassion for self and others. This approach is largely a psychological one, and we use the language of imagery and feeling more than that of politics or activism. We believe that people can develop more appropriate and useful skills to address the issues of oppression just as they develop other skills, and we’ve found that when people learn about these skills they find it easier to tolerate discomfort, change their own behavior and work.” *Articles provided upon registration. (0.525 PPO-Professional Studies CEUs)
Project Requirements: Read the book then answer 9 short essay questions totaling a 3,500 word minimum.
“In this series of columns, we’ll outline an approach that can help people grow in the understanding of oppression, and their compassion for self and others. This approach is largely a psychological one, and we use the language of imagery and feeling more than that of politics or activism. We believe that people can develop more appropriate and useful skills to address the issues of oppression just as they develop other skills, and we’ve found that when people learn about these skills they find it easier to tolerate discomfort, change their own behavior and work.” *Articles provided upon registration. (0.525 PPO-Professional Studies CEUs)
Project Requirements: Read the book then answer 9 short essay questions totaling a 3,500 word minimum.
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Upon purchase, you will receive the application for this project. You will need to email the application back to us signed and completed PRIOR to starting. Projects must be completed within 1 year to receive CEU credit.