ELE 6600
Social Studies Curriculum: Preprimary-9
Credit 3 (Offered Fall & Winter)
Social studies program in elementary and middle schools
emphasizing
intellectual, social and affective development. Designing programs
based
on social priorities, modern socioeconomic, cultural, ethnic, political
concepts.
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SSE 6710
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary Social Studies
Credit 3 (Offered Fall Winter & Summer)
Foundations of social studies instruction and
curriculum; methods of teaching in middle, junior, and senior high
school.
SSE 6730
New Perspectives in Social Studies Education
Credit 3 (Offered Winter & Spring)
Specialized aspects of social education: gaming and
simulation, global education, law-related education, community
projects, interdisciplinary approaches.
SSE 7780
Readings in the Social Studies
Credit 3 (Offered only in Fall)
A reading seminar in recent American writing in
political, social and economic history and current affairs, with
emphasis on teaching strategies and goal selection in secondary
education..
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SSE 8740
Advanced Seminar in Social Studies Education, K-12
Credit 3 (Offered only in
Winter)
Theories of social education; contrasting curricular
designs,
their assessment and evaluation; critique of research; study of
curricular
improvement problems.
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TED 7000
Introductory Master's Seminar: Social Studies
Credit 3 (Offered only in Fall)
This course is designed to familiarize students with
online library searches, encourage their computing skills, including
use of the Internet, and have them do a community project which may
help them with their master's project.
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ED 7999
Terminal Master's Seminar & Project: Social Studies
Credit 3 (Offered only in
Winter)
This is the master's project class to take before the
end
of your program, not the last class. Offered for S & U grades
only.
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