Critical History & Philosophy
Listed on 2026-09-20
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Education / Teaching
College Lecturer, Academic, Teacher Assistant/ Paraprofessional, University Professor
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: BEHV 6001 FRE1A
Course Prefix: BEHV Course Number: 6001
Course Section: FRE1A Course Name: Critical History & Philosophy
Term: Fall Campus: Fredericton
Faculty: Arts, Faculty of Department: Psychology, Department of
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Places behaviour analysis within its social and historical context. This course covers radical behaviourism and the history of behaviour analysis. Students will develop their critical thinking skills as they place behaviour analysis in dialogue with its social context and explore its goals as a science and practice.
QualificationsThe minimum requirement for consideration is a Master's degree or equivalent in Psychology, Behaviour Analysis, Education, or related field AND be certified, regulated, or licensed in behaviour analysis (e.g. BCBA, RBA, LBA). Previous experience teaching online at the graduate level in a university environment is considered an asset.
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NOTE
:
Course offerings are subject to budgetary approval
Posting Reference
: BEHV 6001 FRE1A
Course Prefix: BEHV Course Number: 6001 Course Section: FRE1A Course Name: Critical History & Philosophy Term: Fall Campus: Fredericton Faculty: Arts, Faculty of Department: Psychology, Department of Position
Start Date:
Position End Date:
Posting Date:
Final date to receive applications:
Applications to be submitted via: email email
Requested By: Dr. Michael Palmer
Days: Web based Time: Web based Number of Positions Available: 1 Total Credit
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3 Mode of Delivery: Online Location: On Campus Stipend Amount: $7,594
Required Graduate Level Course in Applied Behaviour Analysis. Synchronous or Asynchronous term-based online course with 45 hours of instruction delivered through D2L Brightspace and Microsoft Teams.
Course DescriptionPlaces behaviour analysis within its social and historical context. This course covers radical behaviourism and the history of behaviour analysis. Students will develop their critical thinking skills as they place behaviour analysis in dialogue with its social context and explore its goals as a science and practice.
QualificationsThe minimum requirement for consideration is a Master's degree or equivalent in Psychology, Behaviour Analysis, Education, or related field AND be certified, regulated, or licensed in behaviour analysis (e.g. BCBA, RBA, LBA). Previous experience teaching online at the graduate level in a university environment is considered an asset.
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Is the instructor a Graduate Student Teaching Apprenticenone
Successful Applicant(s)Preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada
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