EDUC 2205 - Public School in American Society I

3 hours

Prerequisites: ENGL 1101
This course will prepare students to analyze historical and current educational practices in terms of the philosophical, ideological, and contextual elements of American society that those domains might reflect. Students will determine the extent to which public education has been regarded as and operated for the public good as a collective institution as well as for individuals. They will consult literature and have field experiences to formulate a research-informed statement of their beliefs about teaching and learning in American public schools. If enrolled in the summer course, students will be responsible for securing informal education sites for field experiences.
When Offered: Summer
Fees: $50.00