Teaching and Learning Minor

A student pursuing a minor in teaching and learning should contact the chair of the Department of Education & Wellness

The Teaching and Learning minor is designed, in part, for students who are interested in studying education as an academic field — the processes and structures of traditional school settings as well as other educational arenas — but who are not necessarily interested in teaching as a career. This minor prepares students to make informed decisions about education issues as to work with diverse populations.

Minor Requirements

Required course: 4 sh

EDU2110Education and Society

4 sh

Required course, select four semester hours from the following: 4 sh

EDU4500Teaching Diverse Learners in Middle and Secondary Schools

4 sh

EDU4510Teaching Diverse Learners

4 sh

COR4540Diversity and Social Justice: Building Cultural Competency

4 sh

Required course, select 4 semester hours from the following: 4 sh

EDU2460Supporting Math and Science in Early Childhood

4 sh

EDU2550Foundations of 21st Century Teaching

4 sh

EDU3250Adolescent Literacies

4 sh

EDU3420Foundations of Special Education

4 sh

EDU3540Early Childhood Language and Literacy Development Birth - 2nd Grade

4 sh

EDU3550Teaching in 21st Century Classrooms

4 sh

EDU3650Methods and Materials in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL)

4 sh

EDU4410Teaching Adolescents

4 sh

Select eight semester hours from the following: 8 sh

EDU2950Research Methods in Education

4 sh

EDU2980Children's Literature and Arts Integration

4 sh

EDU3050Learning and Teaching with Technologies

2 sh

EDU3320Early Childhood Family - Team Partnerships

4 sh

EDU3330Supporting Emotional and Social Development in Early Childhood

4 sh

EDU4310Environmental Education

4 sh

EDU4670Early Childhood Policy and Advocacy

4 sh

ENG3060Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL): Theory and Practice

4 sh

ENG3900Teaching Literature: Canons, Cultures and Classrooms

4 sh

ENG3580Young Adult Literature

4 sh

ENG4160Teaching Creative Writing in the Community

4 sh

GBL2360India: Science, Education and Development

4 sh

GBL2970Malawi: The Warm Heart of Africa

4 sh

GBL2680Costa Rica Unplugged: Sustainable Ecotourism

4 sh

HSS2120Counseling Individuals and Families

4 sh

HSS3300Fatherhood

4 sh

HSS3300Fatherhood

4 sh

HSS3670Play Therapy: The Power of Play with Children and Families

4 sh

PHL3600Philosophy of Education

4 sh

PSY3820Educational Psychology

4 sh

Total Credit Hours: 20

Program Outcomes

Describe historical, socio-cultural, ethical, philosophical, and/or political issues that affect education, and explain their effects on students, families, educators, schools, and communities

Compare various perspectives on contemporary issues, trends, and challenges in the field of education

Recognize and value the dignity, worth and potential of all individuals

Design curriculum and use instructional strategies that meet the needs of diverse learners

 

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