- Face Reading (Physiognomy)
- Kinesics 101 - Learn to Read Body Language
- Sociology 101
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Course Description:
1.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
The spirit of a person is reflected in his/her true personality. Participants will learn to identify and analyze the features of the face and gestures that characterize personality traits. Excellent for Team Building, Sales,Jury Selection,Job Placement, Consulting/ Counseling,and just having fun. This class is self-paced and it is designed to provide you with observable information about yourself and others that reflect the human spirit.
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Course Description:
1.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
Reading Body Language, Using it to Your Advantage H aving the ability to read body language can go a long way in helping you throughout your life. You can learn to understand the cues, or signs, that people show when they tell a lie, or when they are unsure of themselves. Knowing what to look for and how to use this information can be helpful in your personal life, as well as in your career. Being able to read body language can help you ace a job interview. It can make a date go smoother and it can help you excel at reaching your goals. In this course you will learn what body language is, about different emotions, how to read body language and how to use the information to your personal and career advantage. You'll learn about cultural differences as it pertains to body language, the power of first impressions and intuition and how to ask the questions and be an active listener when you get responses. Don't shake another hand until you have learned all you can from the information in this course!
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Course Description:
1.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
This comprehensive course provides an up-to-date presentation of the essentials of sociological study. Students will learn a wide range of classical and contemporary perspectives which will encourage links between theories and current research. With the addition of numerous net links, thoughtful exercises and examples, and review quizzes--this course will help students develop a sociological imagination. This is an ideal environment in which to examine ourselves, study our own society, as well as study our neighbors. Topics covered will examine the sociological perspectives, sociological research, cultural debates, the process of socialization, groups and organizations, crime and deviance, stratification, inequality and discrimination that effects ageism and gender, race and ethnicity, issues involving the economy, different forms of government, marriage, religion, health and environment safety, urbanization, and social movements. This course is an excellent resource for any age student pursuing aspects of this study or the non-academic hobbyists and life-long learners.
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