Opportunity is provided to engage in, and analyze, actual and simulated classroom instruction. Open to all students interested in the curriculum and teaching of these subjects, it is required for those intending to student-teach in the elementary school. Formerly EDEC 373 and EDEC 370. Not open to those students who have received credit for EDEC 373 and EDEC 370. This course examines the instructional methods and materials used for teaching students in the elementary classroom to become literate as readers and writers of diverse kinds of texts, as speakers, as listeners, and as thinkers.
Opportunity is provided to engage in, and analyze, actual and simulated classroom instruction.
Open to all students interested in the curriculum and teaching of this subject, it is required for those intending to student-teach in the elementary school. It is recomended that students take Children s Literature either prior to or concurrent with enrollement in this course. Formerly EDEC 371 and EDEC 374. Not open to those students who have received credit for EDEC 371 and EDEC 374. Study of selected classroom problems as determined by the needs and interests of those enrolled.