The Catalogue describes the course as "Social, historical and philosophical
perspectives of schooling including legal, ethical and multicultural foundations
for the professional educator in a democratic society and their implications for
classroom communication, organization and management"
This course will help you become a professional
who...
- Knows the field of education beyond his or
her narrow specialization.
- Generates and communicates original ideas
about a wide range of educational issues.
- Shares a common language with colleagues, can
debate with other educators in faculty meetings, professional conferences,
and in teachers' lounges.
- Talks back to educational administrators,
parents, and policy-makers in a language they understand and respect.
Being an educator involves more than just knowing your
subject and teaching techniques. This course is your chance to develop a
professional voice that is strong, intelligent, and persuasive.
The course content is developed to meet the following
standards:
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