Undergraduate Courses
ECED1010: Intro to Early Childhood Education (Online)
This course serves as an introduction to the early childhood profession including an emphasis on professionalism and developmentally appropriate practice. It will include an overview of history of early education, theoretical program models, different types of early childhood programs, community resources, professional organizations, and contemporary trends and issues in programs for children ages birth to one.
EDCI3120: Contexts for Teaching & Learning
A course that addresses various contexts for teaching and learning. Contexts for teaching and learning include the demographics of the community, school, and classroom, special features of the school and classroom, diverse learners, and classroom environment. This course surveys and analyzes various contexts for teaching and learning as well as methods for creating a learning environment that encourages positive social interaction, active engagement in learning and self-motivation.
EDCI4190: Technology in the Schools
A course designed to examine and reflect on the pedagogical usefulness of technology integration for teaching and learning. *It is strongly recommended that students be admitted in the Teacher Education program.
Graduate Courses
EDCI6180: Microcomputers in Primary & Elementary Schools
This course is designed for teachers and program administrators with little or no experience with microcomputers. This is a hands-on course in operating microcomputers and directing inservice for teachers. This course is specifically designed to address microcomputer education needs of teachers/administrators in PreK - Sixth grade schools. No previous computer experience is required.
EDCI6190: Microcomputers in Educational Services
Microcomputers and Educational Services is designed for teachers and program administrators in Middle School through Adult Education. Emphasis is placed on developing instructional practices for a knowledge based society, and in the role of the schools in providing accessibility for all learners to the technology. Through a project approach, students in EDCI6190 will engage in the creation of teacher-made learning resources and experience student production using computer applications and Internet resources. No previous computer experience is required.