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CTW 231: Thinking Like Jesus
3.00 Credits
Multnomah University
This course is designed to help students understand the meaning of worldview, and its importance in the life of a Christian. The worldviews of modern culture will be examined and evaluated in light of biblical truth. Students will understand the foundations of a biblical world view by studying appropriate passages of Scripture, especially those that relate to the life and teachings of Jesus.
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ECNW 231: Macroeconomics
3.00 Credits
Multnomah University
A study of macroeconomic theory with a primary emphasis placed upon an examination of economic aggregates, including topics such as supply and demand, the market process, the economic role of government, measuring the nation's economic performance, unemployment, economic fluctuations, fiscal policy, money and the banking system, economic growth, international trade, and foreign exchange markets.
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ECNW 232: Microeconomics
3.00 Credits
Multnomah University
A study of microeconomic theories of supply and demand, price determination, resource allocation, various degrees of competition and international trade and finance, as well as exploration of applications such as income inequality, rural and urban economics, social control of industry, and labor unions
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ECO 100: Economics Transfer
0.00 Credits
Multnomah University
No course description available.
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Eco 211: Ecology
3.00 Credits
Multnomah University
Relationships of organisms and their environment. Emphasis will be on Northwest habitats and field trips are required.
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EDU 102: Foundations of Education
3.00 Credits
Multnomah University
Designed to introduce prospective teachers to the world of public and private Christian education by exploring historical, philosophical, social, political, economic and legal foundations.
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EDU 201: Educational Technology
1.00 Credits
Multnomah University
Students will develop practical hands-on skills with both hardware and software that will enable them to integrate technology into their instruction as well as utilize it in classroom management and other professional responsibilites.
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EDU 202: Exploring Current Issues in Education
2.00 Credits
Multnomah University
Exposes students, through coursework and 30-hour practicum, to critical educational issues such as funding, inclusion and mainstreaming, values education, high-stakes testing, school integration, etc.
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EDU 311: EC/EL Classroom Management
2.00 Credits
Multnomah University
Course outlines the fundamentals of successful classroom management, including dealing with common problem behaviors, their roots, and research-based strategies for dealing with them. Developmentally-appropriate methods for creating a classroom enviornment conducive to learning will be stressed. Prerequisite: Admission to Education Program.
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EDU 321: Teaching EC/EL Social Studies Methods
2.00 Credits
Multnomah University
Course will discuss the issues of diversity, multiculturalism, and racism and its importance in Social Studies curriculum; how to integrate Social Studies with other subjects; how to make history come alive by planning, teaching, and assessing social studies units. Prerequisite: Admission to Education Program.
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