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ED306 Learning and Development

5 credit(s)
In this course, the concept of learning is examined through the cognitive, social-emotional, moral and physical developmental stages of learners.  Principles of teaching and learning are developed in the context of learning theory, teacher effectiveness, learner differences, and building a positive classroom climate.  Students engage in the central question:  What do highly effective teacher leaders know, think and do with respect to learning, development, and learner differences?  Students also participate in a significant clinical experience. Offered spring semester. Concurrent with ED307 .


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