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ED 153: Pre-Practicum III
1.00 Credits
Boston College
A one-day-a-week practicum for Lynch School sophomores and juniors majoring in early childhood, elementary, and secondary education. Placements are made in selected school and teaching-related sites. Apply to the Office of Practicum Experiences Teacher Induction during the semester preceding the placement by April 15 for fall placements and December 1 for spring placements.
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ED 154: International Pre-Practicum for LSOE Students
1.00 Credits
Boston College
A one-day-a-week practicum for Lynch School juniors who study abroad for one semester majoring in early childhood, elementary, and secondary education. Placements are made in selected school and teaching-related sites. Apply to the Office of Practicum Experiences Teacher Induction during the semester preceding the placement by May 1 for fall placements and December 1 for spring placements.
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ED 198: Readings and Research
3.00 Credits
Boston College
Provides a student the opportunity to do guided readings under the supervision of a professor. Research project must be approved one month before the beginning of the course by the instructor, department chair, and associate dean.
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ED 199: Independent Study/ Internship Experience
3.00 Credits
Boston College
Provides a student independent research opportunities under the guidance of an instructor. Research project must be approved one month before the beginning of the course by the instructor, department chair, and associate dean.
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ED 199 - Independent Study/ Internship Experience
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ED 208: Educational Strategies: Children with Special Needs
3.00 Credits
Boston College
This course provides instruction to preservice teachers interested in learning more about instruction, curriculum, and teaching children with special needs with a framework highlighting important educational issues pertinent to their professional development and the realities of teaching. The course emphasizes the complexities of teaching children with individual learning profiles in inclusive settings. Students will examine educational readings and instructional practices through the lenses of curriculum, author voice, and academic tension. Class participants will develop a comprehensive understanding of the historical, legal, and political developments influencing current general and special education practices.
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ED 211: Secondary Curriculum and Instruction
3.00 Credits
Boston College
Provides an introduction to secondary teaching practices as well as an overview of the history and structure of secondary schools. Topics include curriculum theory and development, interdisciplinary teaching, teaching students with diverse learning abilities, application of educational research, assessment, national standards, and alternative models for secondary schools. Focuses on the role of the teacher in secondary education reform. Taught on-site and in conjunction with secondary education teacher candidates' first prepracticum experience, this course offers a unique opportunity for a cohort experience in which preservice teachers work closely with each other, high school faculty, the instructor, and urban students.
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ED 231: Senior Inquiry Seminar
3.00 Credits
Boston College
This capstone seminar provides students with an opportunity to reflect systematically on classroom experiences and to research a question that addresses pupil learning in their classrooms. Students identify a problem and design and conduct an inquiry project to explore the issue. Students will experience the role of reflective practitioner, and, as a result, learn how better to address student needs. Class discusses ways to help diverse students at different developmental levels learn and explores how better to achieve social justice in the classroom, school, and community. This is required for all teacher education majors.
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ED 250: Practicum for Lynch School Students
12.00 Credits
Boston College
Semester-long practicum experience (300+ clock hours), five full days per week, for Lynch School seniors majoring in education. Placements are made in selected local, out-of-state, international schools, or non-school sites. Apply to the Office of Practicum Experiences and Teacher Induction during the semester preceding the placement by March 15 for fall placements and by October 15 for spring placements.
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ED 255: Seminar: International/Out-of-State Program
3.00 Credits
Boston College
For students who have completed a semester of student teaching abroad or in certain U.S. locations. Students lead seminars on the culture of overseas, Native American reservation, and other sites with students selected to participate in the International/Out-of-State program for the following year.
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ED 259: PreK-K Practicum
3.00 Credits
Boston College
This PreK-K Practicum Experience is required of all early childhood majors. This 2-3 day experience is usually completed in a nursery school setting and is a prerequisite to the full time student experience.
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