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RLW 585: Workshop/Writing/Instruction
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
National Louis University
1-4 semester hours
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RLW 585 - Workshop/Writing/Instruction
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RLW 586: Workshop/Writing/Assessment
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
National Louis University
1-4 semester hours
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RLW 586 - Workshop/Writing/Assessment
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RLW 587: Workshop/Writing/Staff Development
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
National Louis University
1-4 semester hours
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RLW 587 - Workshop/Writing/Staff Development
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RLW 594: Independent Study/Writing
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
National Louis University
1-4 semester hours
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RLW 594 - Independent Study/Writing
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RLW 595: Selected Topics/Writing
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
National Louis University
1-4 semester hours
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RLW 595 - Selected Topics/Writing
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SCE 480A: Methods of Teaching Science
3.00 Credits
National Louis University
This course investigates the components of effective science COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 323 NATIONAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION instruction. Effective science instructional practices will be integrated into developing teaching styles. The course will increase comfort, confidence, and competence in science teaching methods, and relate it to children's perceptions of science and the world around them. This will be achieved through examination of personal skill development and practice. Personally meaningful constructs of good science teaching and the resources to support them will emerge. Prerequisite: Admission to the Elementary Education program. 3 quarter hours
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SCE 480A - Methods of Teaching Science
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SCE 480B: Methods for Teaching Elementary School Science
2.00 Credits
National Louis University
This course encourages the active exploration of the question, "What is effective science teaching?" Students construct their own ideas about effective science instruction so those ideas can inform their developing science teaching styles. Aims to increase student comfort, confidence, and competence in using effective science teaching methods by relating the nature of science to the way children develop an understanding of the science of nature, introducing practical, applicable models of best practice techniques, providing opportunities to experiment with those techniques in risk-free setting, and enriching understanding of critical science concepts. Personally meaningful constructs of good science teaching will emerge. Prerequisite: Admission to the Elementary Education M.A.T. program. 2 semester hours
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SCE 480B - Methods for Teaching Elementary School Science
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SCE 481: Methods of Teaching Science in the Primary Grades K
3.00 Credits
National Louis University
"What is good science teaching?" Students in this course will explore a variety of resources from which they will construct their own answer to this question. The nature of science itself, the National Science Education Standards, and appropriate pedagogy for learners in the primary grades are the criteria students will use in evaluating resources, methodologies, and conceptual frameworks studied. In addition, this course will demonstrate and provide practice in using appropriate technology and methods of adaptation for special needs children. Prerequisite(s): Admission to National College of Education. 2 quarter hours
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SCE 481 - Methods of Teaching Science in the Primary Grades K
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SCE 485: Advanced Methods of Middle School Science
3.00 Credits
National Louis University
This course will explore exemplary science instruction for middle school. There is an in-depth focus on exemplary science instruction, fluency with middle level instructional content, and appropriate use of diverse instructional strategies. Students will increase competence, resources, and technologic abilities through investigation of effective science teaching methods for middle school. They will experiment with best practice middle level techniques in a risk-free setting. They will also be encouraged to enrich understanding of critical science concepts. Personally meaningful constructs of middle level science teaching will emerge. Prerequisite(s): SCE480A, SCE480B, or equivalent. 5 quarter hours/3 semester hours
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SCE 485 - Advanced Methods of Middle School Science
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SCE 500: Science,Technology,and Society
3.00 Credits
National Louis University
Study of science as a whole, emphasizing its history and philosophy. Includes scientific values, epistemological issues in science (e.g., sources of authority, nature of progress), historical exemplars illustrating relationships (e.g., between theory and inventions, between science and historical events), and effects of social norms on science. Also considers current local and global situations and ethical issues to develop perspective on the interaction of science, technology, and society. 3 semester hours
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SCE 500 - Science,Technology,and Society
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