Academics

Course Overview

This course for teacher candidates specializing in early childhood provides an integration of literacy theory and research, content-based instructional practices, and assessment and evaluation cycles for diverse learners including ASL-English bilingual learners, English language learners (ELL), struggling readers and writers, and students with disabilities. In this course, candidates explore in depth an integrated approach to the study of early childhood literacy, curriculum building, methods and materials for literacy instruction, including language development, reading and writing.

EDU 600; 311 or 601; and admission to the education program, or permission of the program director.

Program: Education

Credit: 3

Faculty

Other Courses

EDU-603

Introduction to Anti-Bias…

This course focuses on anti-bias education for those…

Education

EDU-807

Seminar I: Critical…

During this seminar, candidates will confront, discuss, and…

Education

EDU-887

Educational Finance and…

This course will prepare candidates with the tools…

Education

EDU-814

Action Research in…

This course will provide candidates with the knowledge…

Education

EDU-603

Introduction to Anti-Bias…

This course focuses on anti-bias education for those…

Education

EDU-637

Elementary School Teaching…

In this course, teacher candidates will learn about…

Education

Credits 3