In this course, students evaluate curricular design models and theories to guide effective curriculum design.
- Subject
- ED-FPX
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027
- Source
- capella.smartcatalogiq.com
18 courses with the subject ED-FPX, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
In this course, students evaluate curricular design models and theories to guide effective curriculum design.
In this course, students apply curricular design models and theories to develop curriculum that addresses instructional planning and standards-based goals and integrates educational technology.
In this course, students assess theories and practices focused on effective team collaboration in the design and improvement of curriculum.
Students in this course demonstrate an ability to employ effective team practices in the design and implementation of curriculum. This course requires access to an educational setting, students or students, and/or classroom practitioners.
In this course, students integrate research, theories, and models addressing how students learn at different ages and developmental levels.
In this course, students integrate research, theories, and models addressing curriculum design and teaching in different content disciplines.
In this course, students analyze brain-based learning (BBL) theory and principles and their implications for student learning, teaching, curriculum design, and student assessment.
In this course, students assess how learning with technology affects the learning process.
In this course, students assess different models, methods, and types of assessments in educational settings and the impact of mandate requirements on their design, delivery, and use.
In this course, students design and implement various types of assessment within a class, school, or educational setting. This course requires access to an educational setting, students or students, and/or classroom practitioners.
In this course, students analyze assessment data to drive curricular and instructional decisions. This course requires access to an educational setting, students or students, and/or classroom practitioners.
Students in this course demonstrate their ability to communicate assessment results clearly and meaningfully to a variety of stakeholders.
In this course, students explore action research in theory and practice as a form of inquiry and self-reflection to inform and improve their teaching. Students examine relevant issues in their own educational setting and develop a plan to study and implement meaningful, practical, and research-based answers. Students design data collection, analysis, and reporting practices as part of their action research plan that will be implemented in the capstone course. This course requires access to an educational setting, students or students, and/or classroom practitioners. ED-FP5306 and ED-FP5980 must be taken in sequence and during the student's final two sessions.
In this course, students incorporate cultural and educational backgrounds of English Language Students into instructional decision-making. This course requires access to an educational setting, students or students, and/or classroom practitioners.
In this course, students model cultural competence to enhance learning.
In this course, students examine the socio-linguistic theories to understand language change and variation.
In this course, students evaluate legislation that affects the education of English Language Students.
In this capstone course, students apply research knowledge, skills, and dispositions developed in ED-FPX5306 Action Research to Enhance Practice. Students implement the action research process to evaluate and critically reflect on the results as a part of continuous improvement inquiry to improve student learning. Students communicate research findings and insights with key stakeholders and critically reflect on implications as a way to find practical and useful strategies to improve their practice. This course requires access to an educational setting, students or students, and/or classroom practitioners. ED-FPX5306 and ED-FPX5980 must be taken in sequence and during the student's final two sessions. Cannot be fulfilled by transfer.
Source: Capella University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61