EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS (EDF)
218 Child and Adolescent Development in Schools. 3 hrs.
A basic course in the study of children’s emotional, social,
mental, and physical development. Field experience required. (PR:
Sophomore standing. CR: 270)
270-272 Level I Clinical Experience. (Corequisite with Educational
Foundations
218; no credit hours) A public school Clinical Experience in
elementary, secondary and middle schools. An opportunity to work
with faculty, staff and students in a teaching/learning
environment. (CR: EDF 218)
280-283 Special Topics. 1-4 hrs.
319 Applications of Learning Theory. 3 hrs.
A study of the psychological principles which are the foundation
for learning and teaching. (PR: ATED 4)
402 Psychology of the Middle Childhood Student. 3 hrs.
Study of developmental principles relating to the physical,
cognitive, social and moral development of the middle childhood
student (10-14 years old).
406 Foundations of Education. 3 hrs. I, II, S.
A survey of the historical, philosophical and sociological
foundations of American education with emphasis upon current
educational problems and issues. (PR: Junior standing)
415 History of Modern Education. 3 hrs.
Our debt to the ancient Hebrews, Greeks, and Romans. Emphasis also
is placed upon the movements since the beginning of the
Renaissance. (PR: Junior standing)
417 Statistical Methods. 3 hrs.
A foundation course in descriptive and inferential statistics as
applied in education and the social sciences. (PR: Junior
standing)
431
435 Classroom Assessment. 3 hrs.
History, philosophy and elementary statistical methods for
testing, measuring and evaluating pupil behavior are studied. (PR:
Junior standing)
475 Schools in a Diverse Society. 3 hrs.
Study of social, historical and philosophical foundations of U.S.
schooling. Provides a basis for examining and critiquing student
teaching experiences. Contributes to capstone experience. (PR:
ATED 4)
480-483 Special Topics. 1-4 hrs.
485-488 Independent Study. 1-4 hrs.
495H-496H Readings for Honors in Foundations of Education. 1-3;
1-3 hrs.
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