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2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]

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ED 355 - Teaching Methods in the Secondary School


Credits: (4 credits)

Traditional and modern teaching methodologies emphasizing concepts from content areas. Materials, techniques, and skill development for key aspects of lesson planning/ teaching are presented. Appropriate curricular matters, specific to each discipline, are reviewed.

Prerequisite/Corequisite
Prerequisites:  ED100, ED440, PY307

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to do the following:

  1. Create effective lesson plans to accentuate student learning;
  2. Construct comprehensive unit plans;
  3. Unpack subject-matter standards to guide lesson and unit planning;
  4. Model a variety of teaching methodologies; and
  5. Appreciate the positive role of the teacher on students and society.
Notes
See the following: MA 408 Teaching Mathematics in the Secondary School. An overview of the 7–12 mathematics curriculum from pre-algebra to calculus, emphasizing different methods of presenting concepts using appropriate techniques. EH 412 Teaching English in the Secondary School. Guidance in the method of presenting materials used in 7–12 English classes, including review of mechanics, remedial assessments, and appreciation of literature. HY 417 Teaching History in the Secondary School. An overview of methods of teaching history including the areas of economics and geography which are included in Maine Learning Results. Classroom observations and teaching a model lesson will be included. Analysis of materials and student assessment will be addressed. SC 401 Teaching Science in the Secondary School. This course designs and implements laboratory experiences in grades 7–12. Promoting and understanding scientific methodologies and the integration of the sciences with the curriculum are given emphasis. Awareness of safety regulations and their implementation in the classroom’s teaching and learning environment are stressed.



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