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PSL 491

Special Topics in Psychology

Psychology · Faculty of Humanities · 3 credits
This course is designed to be given to students either independently or in a group setting. Topic reading and research is supervised by a faculty member. Prerequisites: STA 202, PSL 321, Senior Standing. EDUCATION - BASIC EDUCATION WITH TEACHING DIPLOMA THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION - BASIC EDUCATION WITH TEACHING DIPLOMA Option I: For students who plan on a teaching career in Education - Basic Education (120 credits) Mission Students must complete a total of 120 credits with a minimum overall GPA of 2.0/4.0 and a minimum average of 2.0/4.0 in the core and major requirements. Program Educational Objectives Liberal Arts Curriculum 30 cr. Core Requirements 54 cr. The program will prepare students to: • Lead a productive career in their chosen concentration area; • Apply their learned skills to analyze current issues in education and propose means of addressing them; • Contribute to the improvement of education practices and methodologies; and • Work with educational professionals in organizations and government offices that deal with various educational issues. Program Learning Outcomes Upon graduation, students should be able to: • Identify the foundations and basic elements of educational theory; • Recognize and address issues related to student learning; • Distinguish between the various learning styles for effective teaching; • Apply managerial and pedagogical skills in class sessions; • Demonstrate skills in working with students of varying abilities and special needs; and • Plan culturally diverse learning activities. The BA in Education - Basic Education focuses on preparing schoolteachers for Grade 1 to 9 to confront the issues of basic education. The official decree for this degree recognizes two separate degrees: a BA - Basic Education (99 credits) and a Teaching Diploma (21 credits). Graduation Requirements (120 credits) The mission of the BA in Education - Basic Education is to train students to lead a productive career in their chosen concentration area by educating them in the fundamental concepts of education. EDU 201, EDU 213, EDU 301, EDU 303, EDU 311, EDU 313, EDU 340, EDU 343, EDU 350, EDU 360, EDU 361, EDU 362, EDU 401, EDU 420, EDU 430, EDU 460, EDU 470, ENL 311. Major Requirements EDU 330. Track 1 (English and Social Studies): EDU 351, EDU 354, EDU 431, EDU 434, EDU 480, EDU 481, EDU 484. 18 cr. Track 2 (Mathematics and Scie

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