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Credits: 3
          A critical review of research and development in math teaching in the
          elementary school, with emphasis on practices, trends, content reorganization,
          modern mathematics materials, current curriculum projects, and published
          materials. The course is appropriate for all educators.

          EDUC   537    FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE EDUCATION
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3
          This is a basic course that includes the history and philosophy of science,
          influences on modern inquiry, and the scientific method as bases today's
          industrialized and technological civilization.

          EDUC   538    ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3
          This course is designed to have students sense science from a developmental
          point of view. Attention is given to a study of science programs as these relate
          to and satisfy curriculum expectations in today's world.

          EDUC   543    CURRICULUM AND TECHNOLOGY
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3
          Curriculum and Technology is a course designed to provide the graduate
          student with the instructional uses of technology that can be used to promote
          curriculum reform.  This course examines the essential principles of curriculum
          and instruction.  Course Topics emphasize the application of teaching and
          learning theories to promote the development of curriculum and management
          in the learning environment.  An introduction to, and application of technology
          will be provided to enhance learning and enable the candidate to teach within
          a global society.  The nature of the computer, relative and contemporary
          software, the Internet, multi-media technologies, and application of
          telecommunications are presented.  Specific experiences within a school based
          setting are also provided so that the graduate student can observe, work with
          school children, and apply the concepts and skills emphasized within the
          course.

          EDUC   544    PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES OF READING INSTRUCTION
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3



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