Childhood Education (CED)
Study of basic principles, instructional practices, and necessary competencies in effectively teaching in the inclusive classroom. Emphasis is on developing learner-centered approaches and encouraging pro-social behaviors.
Study of basic principles, instructional practices, curricular trends, and necessary competencies in effectively teaching science in the elementary classroom.
Study of basic principles, instructional practices, curricular trends, and necessary competencies in effectively teaching mathematics in the elementary classroom.
Study of basic principles, instructional practices, curricular trends, and necessary competencies in effectively teaching writing in the elementary classroom.
Study of basic principles, instructional practices, curricular trends, and necessary competencies in effectively teaching social studies and geography in the elementary school classroom.
Study of basic principles, instructional practices, curricular trends, and necessary competencies in effectively teaching beginning reading.
This is the second part of literacy-reading component the topics are; ELL common core, informational text, teaching vocabulary, children's literature and the presentation of demonstration lessons. In addition there will be a section on visual literacy utilizing the Brooklyn museum. This is the second part of literacy-reading component. The topics are: ELL Common Core, informational text, teaching vocabulary, children's literature and the presentation of demonstration lessons. This course includes 15 hours of field experience.
Two full-time placements in an elementary school, middle school, or high school (as appropriate to the student's teaching level) of the student's senior year. Includes a bi-weekly seminar at the College. Restrictions apply regarding the number of other courses that may be taken during this semester. Course fee.
Independent work in an area of special interest. Special project, report, or term paper.