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2020-2021 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]

ED 367 - Approaches to Teaching Math, Science & Technology

For individuals interested in teaching Science, Technology, Engineering, and/or Math (STEM) related fields, this course allows students to investigate the practical realities of teaching STEM at the classroom, school, and community level while learning the policies, practices and tools of personalized learning.  The nexus of the course is how STEM fields intersect with education and society.  Includes at least 30 hours of focused field work in an educational setting.

Credits: 2

Prerequisites/Restrictions: ED-231 and ED-271 and ED-343 and ED-361 and Concurrent enrollment in ED-423. GPA 3.0; Education Majors Only; Seniors Only.

Notes: This course runs concurrently with ED 423 Practicum.