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EDU 204: Foundations of Multicultural Education
3.00 Credits
University of Holy Cross (formerly Our Lady of Holy Cross College)
This course analyzes philosophical, historical and psychological issues in education, with particular reference to noted traditional and contemporary educators, philosophers, and psychologists. The cultural diversity of the American education system is examined in detail as well as the importance of developing one's own philosophy of education. 295
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EDU 209: Integration of Technology
3.00 Credits
University of Holy Cross (formerly Our Lady of Holy Cross College)
This is a course designed primarily for classroom teachers that provides an overview of microcomputer applications. Emphasis is placed on providing a working knowledge of and hands-on experience with microcomputers and software applications. Topics include selecting and evaluating appropriate computer-assisted instruction, relating learning theories to current educational uses of microcomputers, examining research on educational applications of microcomputers, surveying periodicals in the field, and individualizing instruction using computer-assisted managed instruction. (Fall only)
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EDU 210: Admission to Professional Education
0.00 Credits
University of Holy Cross (formerly Our Lady of Holy Cross College)
Prerequisites: EDU 202 (or concurrently enrolled), EDU 204, PRAXIS I (PPST), English and Math Proficiency This non-credit required course is designed to prepare the education candidate for admission to the professional education program. Upon completion pre-education majors will have completed all phases of the admissions process.
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EDU 304A: The Learner With Special Needs
3.00 Credits
University of Holy Cross (formerly Our Lady of Holy Cross College)
This course includes a survey of all areas of exceptionality - mental, physical, psychological and social characteristics of each group, with special emphasis on educational and instructional management.
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EDU 304A - The Learner With Special Needs
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EDU 305: CURRICULUM and INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES
4.00 Credits
University of Holy Cross (formerly Our Lady of Holy Cross College)
This course requires candidates to analyze, implement, and evaluate various teaching strategies and methodologies including the latest technological methods for teaching language arts, mathematics, reading, science, and social studies. The course focuses on standards-based education, lesson planning, and teaching to diversity. A field component constituting a minimum of 45 hours of observation and participation is required.
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EDU 306: Classroom Organization And Management
3.00 Credits
University of Holy Cross (formerly Our Lady of Holy Cross College)
This is a course designed to introduce education majors to classroom management techniques and strategies to enhance classroom learning for students in structured and unstructured environments. Topics addressed are team building, independent learning, maintaining positive discipline, and adaptation of teaching styles to different learning styles. Practical applications to elementary and middle school levels are included.
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EDU 307: Survey of Reading/ English Language Arts
3.00 Credits
University of Holy Cross (formerly Our Lady of Holy Cross College)
This is a survey course designed to introduce education majors to the basic concepts involved in the reading process. The course includes definitions of reading, current approaches to teaching reading, evaluation techniques, the accommodation of exceptionalities, and teaching to diversity.
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EDU 308: MATERIALS and METHODS OF TEACHING READING/ LANGUAGE ARTS II
3.00 Credits
University of Holy Cross (formerly Our Lady of Holy Cross College)
This course is designed to prepare pre-service teachers to teach reading and language arts not only in these classes, but also across the curriculum. In the course, students examine various methods and materials appropriate to the elementary reading/language arts classroom with an emphasis on developing overall literacy through current methodologies. An integrated approach 296 to the teaching strategies and skills of reading, writing, speaking, and listening is taken. Students must be concurrently enrolled in EDU 310, Instructional Strategies II. This is to fulfill the required clinical component.
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EDU 309: HUMAN GROWTH and DEVELOPMENT
3.00 Credits
University of Holy Cross (formerly Our Lady of Holy Cross College)
This course is designed to explore the physical, mental, and social-emotional growth and development of the individual from birth through the adolescent period. Major principles and theories currently used in the field of developmental psychology are examined.
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EDU 310: Instructional Methodologies
5.00 Credits
University of Holy Cross (formerly Our Lady of Holy Cross College)
Students will study materials and methods of teaching science and social studies. This course examines current educational research, trends, and issues with special emphasis on the missions of the National Science Teachers Association and the National Council for Social Studies. Students use Louisiana's Frameworks in science and social studies to plan, implement, and evaluate lessons in real classrooms. A field component constituting a minimum of 80 hours is required. Students participate in all aspects of schooling through the Professional Development School partnerships.
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