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EDU 386: Corrective Reading
3.00 Credits
Indiana Wesleyan University
This course provides prospective teachers with practical experience in classroom diagnosis of reading problems as well as techniques, methods, and materials involved in remediation. Diagnostic Teaching strategies based on current research and International Reading Association guidelines are emphasized. Field experience provided through EDU-391. Prerequisites: Admission to the Teacher Education Program, EDU-354, and EDU-388. (Component of Junior Professional Year).
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EDU 388: Developmental Reading
3.00 Credits
Indiana Wesleyan University
This course studies the theories, approaches, and methodology of teaching reading/literacy in the elementary classroom. Emphasis is placed on the planning and teaching of reading/literacy as an integrated, balanced literacy approach. Strategies for integrating skills such as phonics into meaningful literacy lessons are examined. Students identify components of a total Language Arts/literacy program which integrates various theories and strategies based on current research and recommendations of the International Reading Association. Co-Requisites: EDU-354 (Language Arts Methods) and EDU-365 (Children's Literature). Field experience provided through EDU-373. Prerequisite: Admission to the Teacher Education Program. (Component of Junior Professional Year).
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EDU 391: Junior Professional Year Clinical
3.00 Credits
Indiana Wesleyan University
Experience applying the methods of the junior professional semester in the public/private school classroom. Students spend one-half of each day (afternoons, a total of 150 hours) each semester working alongside a practicing teacher. A current criminal background check may be required; students are responsible for related expenses. CR/NC
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EDU 490: Supervised Student Teaching in Senior/Junior High/Middle School (5-12)
15.00 Credits
Indiana Wesleyan University
Full-time student teaching in accredited schools under the direction of a supervising teacher and a School of Teacher Education faculty supervisor. Students may, if selected, participate in the cross-cultural Student Teaching Experience in an approved overseas school. Each student will receive two 8-week placements. Placements will be diversified according to the student's program and licensing requirements. A current criminal background check may be required; students are responsible for related expenses. Prerequisites: Admission to Student Teaching and successful completion of Stages A-C of the Teacher Education Program. CR/NC
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EDU 490 - Supervised Student Teaching in Senior/Junior High/Middle School (5-12)
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EDU 491: Supervised Student Teaching in Elementary School (k-6)
15.00 Credits
Indiana Wesleyan University
Full-time student teaching in accredited schools under the direction of a supervising teacher and a School of Teacher Education faculty supervisor. Students may, if selected, participate in the cross-cultural Student Teaching Experience in an approved overseas school. Each student will receive two 8-week placements. Placements will be diversified according to the student's program and licensing requirements. A current criminal background check may be required; students are responsible for related expenses. Prerequisites: Admission to Student Teaching and successful completion of Stages A-C of the Teacher Education Program. CR/NC
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EDU 491 - Supervised Student Teaching in Elementary School (k-6)
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EDU 495: Student Teaching Seminar
1.00 Credits
Indiana Wesleyan University
A seminar stressing a professional examination of principles of classroom instruction and management, certification, job search procedures, interviewing strategies, mock interviews, accountability, and current issues in education. Activities relate theory to practical experience. An emphasis is placed upon the individual's refinement of reflective analysis skills regarding instructional/managerial strategies. CR/NC
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ENG 170: Introduction to Linguistics
3.00 Credits
Indiana Wesleyan University
Introduces the major areas and theories in the study of human language: its sound patterns, the structure of words and sentences, the nature of meaning, language use in society, and the ways languages vary and change over time and space. Provides a foundation for all other TESOL courses, for the study and teaching of a foreign language, and for a deeper understanding of the function of language in human communication.
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ENG 220: Approaches to Literary Analysis
3.00 Credits
Indiana Wesleyan University
A foundation for the critical analysis of literature, with emphasis on informed reading and written response to selections from poetry, fiction, and drama, while incorporating basic literary terms and basic theories of criticism. Prerequisite: Major in English, English Education, Writing, or permission of the Division.
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ENG 220 - Approaches to Literary Analysis
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ENG 241: Studies in English Grammar
3.00 Credits
Indiana Wesleyan University
Analysis of the forms, functions, and arrangements of words that signal meaning in our system of language. Topics include (but are not limited to) sentence patterns and types, modification principles and applications, concord, complementation, logic of structure, mechanical accuracy, and punctuation precision. Course objective is operational command of the syntax of English.
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ENG 241 - Studies in English Grammar
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ENG 352: History of English Language
3.00 Credits
Indiana Wesleyan University
An introduction to the history of English by the application of varied linguistic techniques to Old, Middle, and Modern English. Includes major units on the English sound system, the origins and evolutions of English, the sources and formation of vocabulary, English grammar and syntax, and English usage and dialect.
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