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ED 269: Extended Practicum
3.00 Credits
Boston College
This is an extended practicum for students who have already completed their full time student teaching. This placement provides additional field experience and opportunities for them to further hone their abilities to mediate theory and practice. The course is by arrangement only with the Practicum Director.
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ED 269 - Extended Practicum
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ED 286: Honors Thesis I
3.00 Credits
Boston College
Students who have the approval of the Dean to write an honors thesis will use this course as the credit vehicle for writing the thesis.
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ED 286 - Honors Thesis I
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ED 288: Capstone:Science for Social Justice
3.00 Credits
Boston College
There are several focii including a strong focus on vocational discernment with the goal of having students reflect on their commitment to social justice and how they can improve the lives of others; students will review the pathways causing them to arrive at this point in their academic lives; students will explore next steps deciding about their commitment to self, others, career, society, and spirituality; students will participate in field experiences which help them understand the inequities inherent in their disciplines; and explore the moral, cognitive, and ethical issues in their disciplines that have implications for acting for social justice.
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ED 288 - Capstone:Science for Social Justice
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ED 290: Number Theory for Teachers
3.00 Credits
Boston College
Focuses on the wealth of topics that relate specifically to the natural numbers. These will be treated as motivational problems to be used in an activity-oriented approach to mathematics in grades K-9. Demonstrates effective ways to use the calculator and computer in mathematics education. Topics include prime number facts and conjectures, magic squares, Pascal's triangle, Fibonacci numbers, modular arithmetic, and mathematical art.
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ED 290 - Number Theory for Teachers
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ED 291: Geometry for Teachers
3.00 Credits
Boston College
This course is intended to fill a basic need of all teachers of grades K-9. The course will treat geometry content, but ideas for presenting geometry as an activity-based program will be stressed. Topics to be covered include: geoboard and other key manipulatives, elements of motion and Euclidean geometry, and suggestions for using Logo as a tool to enhance teaching and learning geometry.
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ED 291 - Geometry for Teachers
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ED 300: Secondary and Middle School Science Methods
3.00 Credits
Boston College
Provides an active, instructional environment for science learning that enables each student to construct knowledge (skill, affective, and cognitive) that, in turn, allows them to be prepared to construct instructional environments meeting the needs of tomorrow's secondary and middle school students. Activities reflect on current research: reform movements of AAAS, NRC, NSTA, inclusive practices, interactions with experienced teachers, firsthand experience with instructional technology, and review and development of curriculum and related instructional materials.
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ED 300 - Secondary and Middle School Science Methods
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ED 301: Secondary and Middle School History Methods
3.00 Credits
Boston College
Demonstrates methods for organizing instruction, using original sources, developing critical thinking, facilitating inquiry learning, integrating social studies, and evaluation. Students will design lessons and units, drawing on material from the Massachusetts state history standards and other sources.
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ED 301 - Secondary and Middle School History Methods
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ED 302: Secondary and Middle School English Methods
3.00 Credits
Boston College
Develops knowledge, skills, dispositions essential for competent understanding, development, and delivery of effective English Language Arts instruction in a diverse classroom. Addresses theory, pedagogy, assessment, evaluation, content, and curriculum, as well as sensitivity to and respect for adolescents who come from variety of cultures and present variety of abilities, interests, needs. Also provides knowledge of local, state, and national standards and facility to help students reach those standards through competent instruction. Encourages risk-taking, experimentation, flexibility. Good teaching demands open-mindedness, articulate communications skills (critical reading and thinking skills, willingness to revise, dedication to high standards, and commitment to social justice.
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ED 302 - Secondary and Middle School English Methods
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ED 303: Secondary and Middle School Foreign Language Methods
3.00 Credits
Boston College
For anyone considering the possibility of teaching a foreign language. Introduces students to techniques of second language teaching at any level. Students learn how to evaluate language proficiency, organize a communication course, review language-teaching materials, and incorporate audiovisual and electronic media in the classroom.
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ED 303 - Secondary and Middle School Foreign Language Methods
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ED 304: Secondary and Middle School Mathematics Methods
3.00 Credits
Boston College
Provides prospective teachers with a repertoire of pedagogical methods, approaches, and strategies for teaching mathematics to middle school and high school students. Considers the teaching of mathematics and the use of technology from both the theoretical and practical perspectives. Includes topics regarding performance-based assessment and culturally relevant practices for teaching mathematics in academically diverse classrooms.
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ED 304 - Secondary and Middle School Mathematics Methods
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