Course
Descriptions
EDEL 102. Psychological
Foundations of Education.
Cognitive, effective and social/emotional development related to school
settings. Theories of development, learning and instruction critically
examined. Other topics include individual differences, measurement, evaluation,
instructional goals, classroom management and diversity in the classroom.
EDEL 103. Social-Multicultural
Foundations of Education.
Foundational preparation focused on implications of social, cultural,
linguistic and economic diversity on teaching and learning. Emphasis on
understanding the implications of history and social context on the educational
endeavor in a pluralistic and democratic society.
EDTE 162. Meeting
the Needs of Second Language Learners.
Theories of first and second language acquisition and their application
to teaching, writing in diverse classrooms. Exploration of the historical,
social and political context and theoretical foundations of bilingual
education.
EDTE 246. Classroom
Management.
Consideration of various aspects of creating an effective learning environment
within the diverse, multicultural, multi-linguistic classroom. Includes
examination of the classroom domains of content, conduct, and covenant
(both with students and their families); the inter-connectedness among
these domains; and the application of this framework to the classroom
and to individual students. Students will also learn how to analyze and
evaluate current theories in behavior management and study their application
within their own classroom setting. Additionally, the connection between
teacher well-being and the development of an effective learning environment
will be explored.
EDEL 108A. Curriculum:
Reading/ Language Arts.
Elementary school language / literacy acquisition in culturally diverse
classrooms; emphasis on listening, speaking, reading and writing within
the context of theory and practice.
EDEL 108B. Curriculum:
Science.
Elementary school science curriculum and theoretical approaches; emphasis
on materials, methods, content and evaluation procedures for teaching
science in elementary and middle schools in a multicultural and technological
society.
EDEL 108C. Curriculum:
Social Studies.
Elementary and middle school social studies curriculum and instruction
with emphasis on the influence of ethnic, linguistic, cultural, economic,
gender and disability factors on present day culture.
EDEL 108D. Curriculum:
Mathematics.
Elementary and middle school mathematics curriculum and methodology relationships
between instructional material and how children construct knowledge; the
role of technology and issues that bar on the teaching of school mathematics.
EDEL 143A. Orientation
to Student Teaching.
First semester of student teaching in your public school classroom focusing
on two of the California Standards to the Teaching Profession (#2 - Creating
and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning and #4 Planning
Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students) and applying
coursework to your classroom practice. C/NC
EDEL 143B. Student
Teaching: Practicum.
Second semester of student teaching in your public school classroom focusing
on two of the California Standards to the Teaching Profession (#1 Engaging
and Supporting All Students in Learning and #3 Understanding and Organizing
Subject Matter for Student Learning) and applying coursework to your classroom
practice. Prerequisites: EDEL 143A and all Curriculum Courses. C/NC
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