Courses Taught
Fall
2008
EDN
303 - Instructional Technology (3)
This course will provide students with an understanding of the
principles that underlie the design, production, and evaluation of
instructional materials, computer generated presentations, and
interactive media with particular emphasis on effective classroom
use and integration into instructional units. Students will develop
skills in the operation of media production equipment, including
microcomputers, computer software applications, telecommunications,
video related equipment, and distance learning technologies.
Section 001 - M,W 9:45 AM -
10:45 AM
EDN 406 -
Theory and Practice in Teaching
Secondary Science (3)
Emphasis on theory, curriculum
development, inquiry, critical thinking, classroom management,
instructional strategies and selection of appropriate instructional
materials. Successful planning and teaching practices with
adaptations to diverse needs of students will be discussed.
EDNL 406
- Field Experience in Secondary
Science (1)
Field experiences required (30 contact hours).
LIC 506 -
Advanced Theory and Practice Teaching Secondary Science (3)
LIC 509 - Internship (6)
Spring
2008
EDN
336 - The Teaching of Science (K-6) (3)
Prerequisites: EDN 301 and two science courses
Methods of teaching the biological, earth and
physical sciences. Applications of the sciences to classroom
experimentation and investigation. Examination of contemporary
curricula used at the elementary school level. Field experiences
required.
EDN 408 - Instructional
Seminar (2)
The main focus of the course is on the development of teaching
skills and instructional plans to be implemented in the
practicum setting. In addition, the course supports students’
professional growth and reflection throughout the practicum
experience. The course is aligned with the WSE conceptual
framework of teacher as decision maker and reflective
practitioner.
EDN 409 -
Practicum (12)
Students will be
assigned full-time to practicum sites within their areas of
specializations. During the course, students will engage in a
variety of supervised instructional activities, assuming
increasingly wider responsibility for class instruction.
Students
apply instructional strategies and skills in the practicum setting.
In addition, the course supports students’ professional growth and
reflection throughout the practicum experience.
LIC 509
- Advanced Theory and Practice Teaching Secondary Science (6)
Emphasis on theory,
curriculum development, inquiry, critical thinking, classroom
management, instructional strategies and selection of appropriate
instructional materials. Successful
planning and teaching practices with adaptations to diverse needs of
students will be discussed.
Fall
2007
EDN
303 - Instructional Technology (3)
This course will provide students with an understanding of the
principles that underlie the design, production, and evaluation of
instructional materials, computer generated presentations, and
interactive media with particular emphasis on effective classroom
use and integration into instructional units. Students will develop
skills in the operation of media production equipment, including
microcomputers, computer software applications, telecommunications,
video related equipment, and distance learning technologies.
Section 001 - M,W 9:45 AM -
10:45 AM
Section 008 - M Evening 5:00
PM - 7:45 PM
EDN 406 -
Theory and Practice in Teaching
Secondary Science (3)
Emphasis on theory, curriculum
development, inquiry, critical thinking, classroom management,
instructional strategies and selection of appropriate instructional
materials. Successful planning and teaching practices with
adaptations to diverse needs of students will be discussed.
EDNL 406
- Field Experience in Secondary
Science (1)
Field experiences required (10-20 contact hours).
LIC 506 -
Advanced Theory and Practice Teaching Secondary Science (3)
Summer
2007
EDN 595 -
Forensic Environmental Science(3)
A special course for Onslow County Middle and
High School teachers offered by UNCW in cooperation with the
Sturgeon City Environmental Education Center and the Onslow County
Schools.
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