HMNS 2060 — - Foundations of Teaching and Learning
This course provides a theoretical and practical foundation for understanding the evolution and current state of American schooling. Students will examine critical issues related to classroom environment, learning styles and appropriate instruction, curriculum development, standards and diversity. Students will gain a practical understanding of those ethics and indices of professional development that correlate with effective teaching. This is a required course for teacher associates, education and special education majors. Four hours of field observation are required for education majors planning to transfer. Note: Grade of C or better required for Human Services program students. Lecture: 3 hours Course completes the following requirements: Written Communication Information Literacy Social Sciences Requirement URI/RIC Transfer General Education Transfer Opportunity: Yes
Part of
- Associate in Arts (URI) (p. 356)
- BA - Associate in Arts (URI)
- Care (For students considering the URI-
- Childhood Education BS - Associate
- Education: Biology BA - Associate in
- Education: Chemistry BA - Associate
- Education: Physics BA - Associate in
- Human Services Transfer, Early Childhood Education BS - Associate in Arts (URI)
- Human Services Transfer, Secondary Education: History and Social Studies BA - Associate in Arts (URI)
- Human Services Transfer, Secondary Education: Physics BA - Associate in Arts (URI)
- Science Elective Note: A lab science is recommended for transfer. See
- Sub-Total Major Requirements 30