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===Current===
 
===Current===
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* [[Diana Beck]], Department Chair, Associate Professor
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* [[Jason Helfer]], Department Chair, Professor
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* [[Jason Helfer]], Assistant Professor
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* [[Diana Beck]], Professor
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* [[Donna Jurich]], Associate Professor
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* [[Stephen Schroth]], Assistant Professor
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* [[Xavier Romano]], Dean of Students, Instructor
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* [[Kelton Williams]], Assistant Professor
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* [[Vickie Romano]], Lecturer
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* [[Barry Swanson]], Visiting Assistant Professor
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* [[Stephen Schroth]], Visiting Assistant Professor
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* [[Joel Estes]], Lecturer
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* [[Jim Vandergriff]], Assistant Professor
 
  
 
===Former===
 
===Former===
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===Cooperating Faculty From Other Programs===
 
===Cooperating Faculty From Other Programs===
  
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==Educational Studies==
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==Educational Studies - Elementary==
  
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''See main page at [[Educational Studies]].''
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''See main page at [[Educational Studies - Elementary]].''
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The department offers three majors.
 
  
 
===Educational Studies - Elementary (major)===
 
===Educational Studies - Elementary (major)===
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====Courses Required for the Educational Studies (Elementary) major<ref>[http://www.knox.edu/x2875.xml#key 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Educational Studies – Requirements for the Majors]</ref>====
 
====Courses Required for the Educational Studies (Elementary) major<ref>[http://www.knox.edu/x2875.xml#key 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Educational Studies – Requirements for the Majors]</ref>====
  
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10.5 [[credits]]:
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11 [[credits]]:
 
* All of the following:
 
* All of the following:
 
** [[EDUC 201]] (School and Society)
 
** [[EDUC 201]] (School and Society)
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** [[EDUC 301]] (Teaching and Learning in a Diverse World)
 
** [[EDUC 301]] (Teaching and Learning in a Diverse World)
 
** [[EDUC 310]] (Perspectives on Curriculum)
 
** [[EDUC 310]] (Perspectives on Curriculum)
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** [[EDUC 312]] (Literary and Aesthetic Experiences in the Elementary School)
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** [[EDUC 312]] (Reading/Language Arts Methods)
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** [[EDUC 314]] (Curriculum Development and Teaching in the Elementary School I)
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** [[EDUC 314]] (Math Methods)
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** [[EDUC 315]] (Curriculum Development and Teaching in the Elementary School II)
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** [[EDUC 315]] (Science Methods)
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** [[EDUC 316]] (Curriculum Development and Teaching in the Elementary School III)
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** [[EDUC 316]] (Social Studies Methods)
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** [[EDUC 340]] (Student Teaching)  
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** [[EDUC 340]] (Student Teaching) (3 credits)
 
* One of the following:
 
* One of the following:
 
** [[EDUC 202]] (History of Education)
 
** [[EDUC 202]] (History of Education)
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** [[EDUC 203]] (Philosophy of Education)  
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** [[EDUC 203]] (Philosophy of Education)
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==Educational Studies - Secondary==
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''See main page at [[Educational Studies - Secondary]].''
  
 
===Educational Studies - Secondary (major)===
 
===Educational Studies - Secondary (major)===
  
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This major allows advanced study in educational studies for secondary school education.
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This major allows advanced study in educational studies for secondary school education. A major in the student's content area is also required.
  
 
====Courses Required for the Educational Studies (Secondary) major<ref>[http://www.knox.edu/x2875.xml#key 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Educational Studies – Requirements for the Majors]</ref>====
 
====Courses Required for the Educational Studies (Secondary) major<ref>[http://www.knox.edu/x2875.xml#key 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Educational Studies – Requirements for the Majors]</ref>====
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** [[EDUC 202]] (History of Education)
 
** [[EDUC 202]] (History of Education)
 
** [[EDUC 203]] (Philosophy of Education)
 
** [[EDUC 203]] (Philosophy of Education)
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==Social Science Education==
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''See main page at [[Social Science Education]].''
  
 
===Social Science Education (major)===
 
===Social Science Education (major)===

Latest revision as of 19:29, 18 April 2013

The Educational Studies Department is one of eighteen academic departments at Knox. It offers three majors and several certification programs. The department is located in GDH.

Department Faculty[1][edit]

Current[edit]

Former[edit]

Cooperating Faculty From Other Programs[edit]

Educational Studies - Elementary[edit]

See main page at Educational Studies - Elementary.

Educational Studies - Elementary (major)[edit]

This major allows advanced study in educational studies for elementary school education.

Courses Required for the Educational Studies (Elementary) major[2][edit]

11 credits:

  • All of the following:
  • One of the following:

Educational Studies - Secondary[edit]

See main page at Educational Studies - Secondary.

Educational Studies - Secondary (major)[edit]

This major allows advanced study in educational studies for secondary school education. A major in the student's content area is also required.

Courses Required for the Educational Studies (Secondary) major[3][edit]

9 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 318 (Curriculum Development and Teaching in the Secondary School)
    • EDUC 340 (Student Teaching)
  • One of the following:

Social Science Education[edit]

See main page at Social Science Education.

Social Science Education (major)[edit]

This major allows advanced study in educational studies for social sciences education.

Courses Required for the Social Science Education major[4][edit]

12 credits:

  • All of the following:
    • EDUC 310 (Perspectives on Curriculum)
    • ECON 110 (Principles of Microeconomics)
    • ECON 120 (Principles of Macroeconomics)
    • HIST 260 (American History I: Colonial Era to 1865)
    • HIST 261 (American History II: 1865 to Present)
    • PS 101 (American National Government)
  • One of the following:
  • One of the following:
  • One of the following:
    • ANSO 231 (Native America: Identity and Adaptation)
    • IIS 100 (Introduction to Global Structures and Processes)
    • ENVS 101 (Introduction to Environmental Studies)
    • ENVS 260 (World Resources)
  • One of the following:
    • PS 210 (Survey of International Relations)
    • PS 220 (Survey of Comparative Politics)
  • One of the following:
    • EDUC 314 (Curriculum Development and Teaching in the Elementary School I)
    • EDUC 315 (Curriculum Development and Teaching in the Elementary School II)
    • EDUC 316 (Curriculum Development and Teaching in the Elementary School III)
    • EDUC 318 (Curriculum Development and Teaching in the Secondary School)

K-12 Special Content Areas (certification)[edit]

The department offers certification programs in Art, Music, and Language for K-12 instruction. These involve a major in Education Studies (Secondary), replacing EDUC 318 with EDUC 319, as well as a major in the subject matter and additional courses.

For specific requirements for the music education certification, see the Music Department page.

Meeting the Competency Requirements [5][edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Educational Studies
  2. ↑ 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Educational Studies – Requirements for the Majors
  3. ↑ 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Educational Studies – Requirements for the Majors
  4. ↑ 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Educational Studies – Requirements for the Majors
  5. ↑ 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Educational Studies
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