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==Course Requirements== | ==Course Requirements== | ||
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| + | 11 [[credits]]: | ||
| + | * All of the following: | ||
| + | ** [[EDUC 201]] (School and Society) | ||
| + | ** [[EDUC 204]] (Psychological Foundations of Education) | ||
| + | ** [[EDUC 301]] (Teaching and Learning in a Diverse World) | ||
| + | ** [[EDUC 310]] (Perspectives on Curriculum) | ||
| + | ** [[EDUC 312]] (Reading/Language Arts Methods) | ||
| + | ** [[EDUC 314]] (Math Methods) | ||
| + | ** [[EDUC 315]] (Science Methods) | ||
| + | ** [[EDUC 316]] (Social Studies Methods) | ||
| + | ** [[EDUC 340]] (Student Teaching) (3 credits) | ||
| + | * One of the following: | ||
| + | ** [[EDUC 202]] (History of Education) | ||
| + | ** [[EDUC 203]] (Philosophy of Education) | ||
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''See [[Educational Studies Department#Educational Studies - Elementary|department page]]'' | ''See [[Educational Studies Department#Educational Studies - Elementary|department page]]'' | ||
[[Category:Majors]] | [[Category:Majors]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:34, 18 April 2013
Educational Studies - Elementary is a course of study offered through the Educational Studies Department. It includes one major. The department is located in GDH.
Contents
Overview[edit]
You will learn a lot as an Ed Major at Knox. Knox's program is special in that you are in classrooms starting in 204 and continuing through all of the 300 level classes. The profs are knowledgeable and enthusiastic. You can get them to tell you great stories, just ask and listen. While many of them won't enforce due dates, don't wait until the end of term to get everything done...you'll regret it.
Faculty[edit]
Current[edit]
- Jason Helfer, Department Chair, Professor
- Diana Beck, Professor
- Stephen Schroth, Assistant Professor
- Kelton Williams, Assistant Professor
- Barry Swanson, Visiting Assistant Professor
- Joel Estes, Lecturer
Former[edit]
Cooperating Faculty From Other Programs[edit]
Course Requirements[edit]
11 credits:
- All of the following:
- EDUC 201 (School and Society)
- EDUC 204 (Psychological Foundations of Education)
- EDUC 301 (Teaching and Learning in a Diverse World)
- EDUC 310 (Perspectives on Curriculum)
- EDUC 312 (Reading/Language Arts Methods)
- EDUC 314 (Math Methods)
- EDUC 315 (Science Methods)
- EDUC 316 (Social Studies Methods)
- EDUC 340 (Student Teaching) (3 credits)
- One of the following:
See department page
