11 courses with the subject ED, 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.
ED 710History & Philosophy of Education3
A study of the historical and philosophical foundations of American education with an emphasis on federal, state and local involvement, socio-political and religious influences, minority inclusion, and demographic impacts, and their relationship to historical and current issues.
ED 811Professional Ethics for Education Specialists and Administrators3
This course focuses on the study of ethics, law, and professional issues related to the delivery of educational services. Included within the course is detailed study of the history, philosophy, roles, supervision practices, and trends related to ethical practice in specialized certification areas: school counseling, supervisory, administrative, and Letter of Eligibility. Candidates engage in applying professional codes of ethics, practicing ethical decision making through case study, as well as identifying and resolving ethical dilemmas.
Examines significant issues and questions in writing, reading, speaking, and listening in the classroom. Designed to assist teachers in helping children communicate effectively. There will be an emphasis on the teaching of writing and its’ coordination with interesting books and speaking/listening skills.
Current research and trends in education. The course is designed to involve the student, through independent research and seminar-type discussion, in an analysis of significant contemporary issues in education. The student, under the guidance of the instructor, will synthesize a proposal for an action research project.
A study of topics such as early childhood education, inclusion, at-risk students, middle school and school demographics. As occasion demands, a modular approach is used.
A study of topics such as early childhood education, inclusion, at-risk students, middle school and school demographics. As occasion demands, a modular approach is used.
A study of topics such as early childhood education, inclusion, at-risk students, middle school and school demographics. As occasion demands, a modular approach is used.
