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EN 475: Senior Research Project II
1.00 Credits
Emmanuel College - Massachusetts
Option 1: This course is a continuation of Option 1 in EN 474. Students will perform a variety of research tasks aimed at making them more aware of careers outside the field of teaching. These tasks shall include discovering three career paths, observing workplaces, and interviewing successful professionals. The research will culminate in a job application portfolio and an essay describing each student's research experience and discoveries. Option 2: This course is a continuation Option 2 in EN 474, with the first draft of the paper being due in the 4th week of the last semester of the student's program. The final draft is due the 10th week of the same semester. Upon final departmental approval, the paper will be presented in a public venue.
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EN 490: Shakespeare
3.00 Credits
Emmanuel College - Massachusetts
This course is a study of a representative sample of Shakespeare's comedies, tragedies, and histories, as well as his sonnets. Prerequisite: Grade of "C-" or better in EN 200
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EN 490 - Shakespeare
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ES 300: Secondary Curriculum
3.00 Credits
Emmanuel College - Massachusetts
This is a study of the historical, philosophical, psychological and theoretical foundations of secondary education, with emphasis on developmentally appropriate objectives, pedagogy, and evaluation techniques for diverse students grades 6-12. The ability to write instructional objectives and lesson plans is developed. Co-requisite or prerequisite: PY 220.
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ES 300P: Curriculum Practicum
1.00 Credits
Emmanuel College - Massachusetts
A 30-hour clinical experience taken concurrently with ES 300, performed in grades 6-8 under the supervision of a certified teacher with a minimum of three years experience and the college supervisor.
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ES 310: Reading and Writing in the Content Areas
3.00 Credits
Emmanuel College - Massachusetts
Provides a foundation for reading and writing instruction where current theory is connected with appropriate practice. Instructional practices, materials, and assessment techniques for enhancing reading, writing, speaking, and listening in content areas with diverse learners is emphasized.
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ES 310 - Reading and Writing in the Content Areas
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ES 400P: August Experience
1.00 Credits
Emmanuel College - Massachusetts
A 40-hour clinical experience taken in August of the senior year during pre-planning in a secondary school under the supervision of a certified teacher with a minimum of three years experience and the college supervisor. 122
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ES 401P: Methods Practicum
5.00 Credits
Emmanuel College - Massachusetts
A 180-hour clinical experience taken concurrently with ES 412, ES 430, ES 420 or ES 425, performed in grades 9-12 under the supervision of a certified teacher with a minimum of three years experience and the college supervisor.
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ES 401P - Methods Practicum
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ES 412: Secondary English Teaching Methods
3.00 Credits
Emmanuel College - Massachusetts
Designed to acquaint pre-service teachers with the teaching of secondary English. Provides a knowledge base an experience to enhance literacy instruction through the integration of reading, writing, listening, speaking and thinking. This course addresses the use of appropriate strategies and materials used in teaching English to diverse students in grades 6-12. To be taken concurrently with ES 401P.
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ES 420: Secondary Math Methods
3.00 Credits
Emmanuel College - Massachusetts
This course includes investigations of mathematical trends, relevant mathematics, content, teaching strategies, integrating technology, and assessment techniques. Emphasis is on creating a classroom in which the student learner will "think mathematically". Classroom lessons and learning activities will be developed which are appropriate for students in a multicultural society. Current research concerning proven innovative teaching methods; classroom management; motivational materials; creative lesson formats; technology, including the World Wide Web; and alternative assessment will be discussed and used. This will be taken the fall before student teaching and concurrently with ES 401. Prerequisite: ES 300.
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ES 425: Secondary Business Instructional Strategies and Assessment
3.00 Credits
Emmanuel College - Massachusetts
A study of appropriate content, methods, materials and evaluation techniques for teaching business education to secondary students. To be taken concurrently with ES 401P.
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