Program: Esthetics and Skin Care II
Academic Year:
2008-2009 Completed by: Carol McLean
Date: 12/02/08
*Mission:
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Intended Outcomes (Program Outcomes/Goals) |
Student Learning Outcomes (Core Skills and Objectives) |
Assessment Measures |
Performance Criteria/Expected Results |
Evaluation & Planned Actions |
Use of Results (Close the Loop) |
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Demonstrate
the ability to know the anatomy of the face and analyze the skin’s condition
and disorders. . |
The student
will evaluate the client’s skin and disorders and successfully locate the
correct motor points. |
Case
studies of live models will be used and written exams. |
80% of
students will complete the final project with 90% accuracy. 80% of
students will pass with minimum of a “B” grade |
82% of
students completed the final project with more than 90% accuracy. 80% of
students passed with an “A” and the other 20% passed with a “B” |
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Demonstrate
the ability to perform facial treatments using the micro-current machine on
clients. |
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student will display an understanding of the positive and negative polarities
of the machine by successfully administering the correct intensity of current
and frequency to benefit the skin. |
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student will evaluate and chart the outcome of the treatments. There will
also be exams given on the use of the machine. |
85% of
students will complete the series of treatments with 90% accuracy. 85% of
students will pass the written exams with a minimum grade of “B” |
80% of
students competed the treatments with a 90% accuracy. 100% of
students passed written exams with a “B” or better. |
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Demonstrate
the use of the Vascutouch machine to remove skin tags and cherry angiomas
from the skin. |
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student will demonstrate the ability to recognize and remove skin tags and
cherry angiomas from the skin using cataphoresis. |
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student will evaluate and chart the outcome of the treatments. There will
also be exams covering the understanding of the procedure. |
85% of
the students will complete this treatment with 85% accuracy. 85% of
students will pass the exam with a “B”. |
80% of
the students completed this treatment with minimum of 85% accuracy. 100% of
students passed the written exam with a “B” or better. |
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attempt more “hands-on” experience. We are limited to the number of clients
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COURSE SYLLABUS
Spring 2008
Instructor: Carol
McLean McLeanc@lakecitycc.edu
Office: 018-103
386-754-4411
Hours as posted and by
appointment 386-754-4911
(fax)
SUBJECT AREA AND
COURSE NUMBER: CSP-0007
COURSE TITLE: Esthetics and Skin Care 2 UNITS: 120 contact hours/ 4 vocational credits
CATALOG COURSE
DESCRIPTION:
This course provides advanced facial practices which introduce advanced skin care, treatments, epilation, makeup artistry, spa body treatments and clinical skin care. Along with the co-requisite prepares the student to gain employment as a Florida licensed esthetician.
LECTURE HOURS PER WEEK: This course is a combination of lecture and practice at each step of the facial, massage and makeup process.
PREREQUISITE: Minimum
TABE Scores and Co-requisite CSP 0006C
STUDENT LEARNING
OUTCOMES:
1) To prepare the student for employment as a Florida licensed esthetician
2) To employ safe and proper laboratory practices
3) To demonstrate an appropriate understanding of the advanced sciences related to skin disorders and diseases
4) To demonstrate an understanding of the morphology and treatment of skin disorders and diseases
5) To demonstrate methods of epilation
6) To identify the value of body services
7) To demonstrate an understanding of advanced clinical skin care, including but not limited to, plastic and reconstructive treatments.
8) To demonstrate the use and understanding of microdermabrasion, micro-current, vascutouch, and light therapy machines.
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COURSE
CONTENT AND SCOPE:
The following topics will be included in the framework of the course but are not intended as limits on content. The order of presentation and relative emphasis will vary with each instructor.
1) Advanced Sciences
a) Disorders and Diseases
b) Pharmacology
c) Advanced Ingredient Technology
2) Advanced Skin Care
a) Aging Skin
b) Sensitive Skin
c) Hyperpigmentation
d) Ethnic Skin
e) Alternative Skin Care
f) Advanced Home Care
3) Epilation
a) Methods of Hair Removal
b) Waxing Procedures
4) Makeup Artistry
a) Color Theory, Facial Features, and Setup
b) Makeup Applications
5) Spa Body Treatments
a) Value of Body Services
b) Body Treatments
6) Advanced Clinical Skin Care
All readings are included in the selected text
Outside assignments include but are not limited to skills practice and attendance at selected professional demonstrations
APPROPRIATE ASSIGNMENTS THAT DEMONSTRATE
CRITICAL THINKING
Correctly identifying and diagnosing skin condition
Drawing conclusions and/or making inferences from data
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METHODS OF
EVALUATION:
The student must score at least 80 on pre-test or study and retake the test
The student must score 85 on Unit Test in order to pass
There are no retakes on Unit Test
Pre-Test to be announced
Unit Test (Post Test) to be announced
A 90 - 100
B 80-89
C 70-79
D 60-69
F 59 and below
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METHODS OF
INSTRUCTION:
Methods of instruction include lecture, discussion and demonstration including visual aids and guest speakers or artists.
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REQUIRED
TEXTS AND SUPPLIES:
a) Milady's Standard Textbook for Professional Estheticians and accompanying Practical and Theory Workbooks: Publisher Milady
b) Milady's Black Cosmetology Textbook (Suggested but not required) publisher Milady
c) Milady's State Exam Review for Professional Estheticians
d) Salon Fundamentals
e) Notebook, paper, pencils and pens
f) Uniform (scrubs)
*Up to the mid-point of the semester, a student may withdraw without the instructor’s permission. To withdraw up to the mid-point, students should see Director of Student Support (Helen Britt, 754-4334) or one of the Director’s advisors located in building 14 on campus. Information on how to withdraw is found on page 48 of the 2005 – 2005 catalog. Click Critical Dates Calendar http://www.lakecitycc.edu/info/Claendars/currentcriticaldates.pdf for the last day for student initiated withdrawal.
After the mid-point, the student may withdraw only WITH the express
permission of the instructor, or the instructor may assign a grade. After the mid-point, instructors may
involuntarily withdraw or assign an F grade to a student for non-participation
per instructor’s discretion.
“Lake City Community College seeks to provide reasonable accommodations
for all qualified individuals with disabilities. The College will adhere to all applicable
federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and guidelines with respect to
providing reasonable accommodations as required to afford equal educational
opportunity. It is the student’s
responsibility to register with the Office of Disabled Student Services at
extension 4393, and to contact the faculty member in a timely manner to arrange
for appropriate accommodations.”
You may not purposefully deceive any official of the College by cheating on any assignment, examination, or paper. Cheating is the use of anyone else's work, whether he/she is a student or not, as your own. A student many be withdrawn from this course with the grade of "F" if found to have cheated on any course assignments