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SED 491: Student Teaching Inv Practicum
12.00 Credits
Urbana University
The professional growth and development practicum is designed to meet the student teaching requirements for the Provisional Intervention Specialist, K-12: Mild/Moderate License. The practicum has two components: the student teaching experience and a weekly seminar. Student teaching is an in-depth clinical laboratory experience that provides opportunities to observe, analyze, plan, and practice teaching methods in a school setting. The experience enables the novice teacher to move through stages of increased responsibilities under the guidance and with the support of a cooperating teacher and a university supervisor. The seminar provides a place where students can reflect on their development as professionals. The seminar will also deal with developing skills to become a reflective practitioner. Additionally, students will complete a personal portfolio in which they will document academic/professional skills, classroom organization, and teacher development, and include a personal teaching philosophy. Finally, topics discussed in the seminar will bear a direct relationship to the requirements of Praxis III. Prerequisite: Completion of all program and Praxis II requirements
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SED 495: Practicum in Intervention Specialist
6.00 Credits
Urbana University
The Intervention Specialist practicum is an in-depth clinical laboratory experience that provides opportunities to observe, analyze, plan, and practice teaching methods in a school setting. The experience enables the teacher seeking licensure in a second field of study a place where they can reflect on their development as professionals. Students will complete a personal portfolio in which they will document academic/professional skills, classroom organization, and teacher development, and include a personal teaching philosophy.
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SOC 201: Intro to Sociology
3.00 Credits
Urbana University
An introduction to the basic concepts and terminology of the discipline. The sociological perspective is identified as an analytical tool with which to examine institutions, patterns of interaction, group processes and culture.
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SOC 202: The American Family
3.00 Credits
Urbana University
The structure and function of families in the United States are explored. Special attention is given the changing role of the family in society and the many new forms of nontraditional, nonnuclear families. Prerequisite: SOC201
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SOC 203: Minorities
3.00 Credits
Urbana University
The study of dominant minority group relations in society. Emphasis will be placed on cultural backgrounds and the possible resulting problems and adjustments necessitated. Prerequisite: SOC201
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SOC 216: Social Gerentology
3.00 Credits
Urbana University
An introduction to social gerontology and the influence of social forces on the aging process. The demographic and social characteristics of the elderly will be examined as well as social trends. Research processes and contemporary views of aging in society will be presented.
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SOC 225: Statistics for the Social Sciences
3.00 Credits
Urbana University
This course serves as an introduction to the statistical concepts and techniques employed in quantitative empirical research in many social science disciplines, including psychology, sociology, political science, economics and applied professional areas. Basic material to be covered includes descriptive statistics, including frequency distributions and percentiles, measures of central tendency and dispersion, relationships among variables, including correlation and regression, and ionferential statistics, including sampling and hypothesis testing.
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SOC 300: Social Theory
3.00 Credits
Urbana University
A survey of social theorists who identify sources of societal cohesion and conflict. An in-depth analysis of the elements of social interaction, the normative sanctioning process and threats to the existing societal order. Prerequisite: SOC201
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SOC 310: Introduction to Social Welfare
3.00 Credits
Urbana University
This course focuses on the history, purpose and effectiveness of the contemporary social welfare system, as well as contemporary problems and issues. Current theory and remedial programs are incorporated. Prerequisite: SOC201
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SOC 401: Research Methodology for Human Beh
3.00 Credits
Urbana University
An examination of social science research methodology. Attention is focused on research designs, sampling, data collection methods, data analysis, and interpretation. Other majors topics include issues in the philosophy of science, pure vs. applied research, and the role of values in social research. Prerequisite: SOC201 or PSY200
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