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ECO 3060: Political Economy of The Environment
3.00 Credits
Castleton State College (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
How do we have both a healthy environment and a healthy economy? The goal of this class is to examine the intersections of economic and ecological systems in a social and political context, and to help students develop an understanding of the controversies around the analytical and policy frameworks now evolving which may or may not help to solve some pressing environmental problems. In particular, students will learn to use the tools of economic analysis, both neoclassical and alternative, to provide perspective to the issues. They can expect to gain insight into the complexity of the political and economic issues surrounding the environmental and environmental justice movements. Finally, students can expect to gain insight into the debates around growth and sustainability. Prerequisites: any Economics course or ENV 2040 are highly recommended, but not required. Spring, odd years.
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ECO 3210: Great Ideas in Economics
3.00 Credits
Castleton State College (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
This course explores the underlying questions and enduring themes in economic thought and debate. What is economic justice? What is the proper role of government in the economy? Are capitalism and democracy compatible? What is our duty to future generations? We will consider answers offered by various thinkers-from Adam Smith to Karl Marx, from John Maynard Keynes to Milton Friedman. Then we will fashion our own answers for our own time. Prerequisite: Sophomore standing and one course in Economics; or consent of instructor. Fall, odd years.
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ECO 3220: International Trade and Development
3.00 Credits
Castleton State College (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
This course offers an overview of theory, recent data, and controversies surrounding the interlinked topics of international trade and economic development in an increasingly integrated world economy. We will examine the philosophical commitments underpinning the debates, followed by a further examination of economic concepts, and a look at the facts of the global economy, with a primary focus on the developing world. Prerequisite: At least one previous course in economics is highly recommended but not required. Fall, even years.
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ECO 3810,4810: Internship in Economics
1.00 - 12.00 Credits
Castleton State College (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
By arrangement with the coordinator of Economics. Signed contract required at time of registration.
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ECO 4910: Independent Study
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Castleton State College (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
A student-faculty contract determines content. Intended for students wishing to study upper level economics topics not otherwise available, or to carry out economic research. By arrangement with instructor and department chair. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. Signed contract required at time of registration. Economics cross listings:
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EDU 1100: Education Technology
3.00 Credits
Castleton State College (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
Description: This course will introduce students to the ways in which technology and the electronic portfolio process deepen prospective teachers' abilities to learn, to write analytically and reflectively about their own learning, and to further their own professional development. Students will learn how to apply what they experience in this course to the curriculum they provide for students. Prerequisite: EDU 1000 may be taken concurrently. Every semester.
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EDU 2010: Foundations of Education
3.00 Credits
Castleton State College (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
As an introduction to educational foundations, philosophy, and theory, this course provides the student with the opportunity to explore teaching through an overview of the public schools. Specific topics include principles of teaching, curriculum development, classroom management and organization, lesson planning, roles of the professional educator, and current issues in education. Prerequisites: Concurrent enrollment in EDU 2870 or consent of instructor. Every semester.
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EDU 2110: Introduction to Exceptional Populations
3.00 Credits
Castleton State College (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
This course is a study of history, philosophy, and current practices relating to education of children and young adults with special needs: the culturally different, visually handicapped, deaf and hearing impaired, learning impaired, emotionally disabled, intellectually gifted, physically handicapped, and learning disabled. The course also includes an overview of Public Law 94-142 and its implication for the inclusion of youngsters into regular classroom environments. Prerequisite: Completion of, or concurrent enrollment in, EDU 2010, EDU 2870.
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EDU 2140: Cognitive Differences and Emotional
15.00 Credits
Castleton State College (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
This course focuses on students with Low Incidence Disabilities: severe and multiple disabilities, autism, moderate-severe learning impairments, sensory disabilities, and severe emotional and behavioral disabilities. Pre-service special educators will be learning about the characteristics of these students and the strategies to teach them academic and social skills within the regular classroom, in resource rooms, and in substantially separate classrooms. Emphasis is placed on interventions and assessment for functional academics, blended with life-skills and adaptive technology. The field component of this course is 15 hours based on licensing area. Prerequisite: EDU 2110. Fall.
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EDU 2870: Early Field Experience
1.00 Credits
Castleton State College (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
This course is an opportunity for students to have early field experience with teachers and children in the school environment. It must be taken concurrently with EDU 2010. Involves 15 hours of class time and a minimum of 30 hours of field observation, study and participation. Physical Education majors are to take PED 2810, Practicum in Early School Involvement instead. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in EDU 2010 or consent of instructor. Pass/No Pass.
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