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• Courses: Edu 615: Leading the Change Process in Curriculum &Amp; Instruction Edu 620: Meeting Individual Students Needs with Technology Edu 623: Introduction to Teaching and Learning Edu 626: Research Design &Amp; Methodology Edu 639: Human Relationships &Amp; Learning in the Multicultural Environment Edu 645: Learning &Amp; Assessment for the 21st Century Edu 673: Instructional Strategies for Differentiated Teaching &Amp; Learning Edu 674: Foundations &Amp; Trends in Curriculum And… Show More Courses: Edu 615: Leading the Change Process in Curriculum &Amp; Instruction Edu 620: Meeting Individual Students Needs with Technology Edu 623: Introduction to Teaching and Learning Edu 626: Research Design &Amp; Methodology Edu 639: Human Relationships &Amp; Learning in the Multicultural Environment Edu 645: Learning &Amp; Assessment for the 21st Century Edu 673: Instructional Strategies for Differentiated Teaching &Amp; Learning Edu 674: Foundations &Amp; Trends in Curriculum and Instruction Edu 675: Change Leadership for Differentiated Teaching &Amp; Learning Edu 676: Curriculum &Amp; Instruction Design for Increased Achievement Edu 677: Monitoring &Amp; Evaluating Curriculum &Amp; Instruction Through Systems Edu 678: Seminar in Curriculum &Amp; Instruction for Diverse Needs Edu 695: Maed Capstone Show Less
• the Bachelor of Arts Program Offers Students A Wide Variety of Courses and Teaching Methods to Stimulate Understanding of the Past. Preparatory Work for the Bachelor of Arts Program Requires the Completion of Two Semesters of World History and Two Semesters of Western Civilization, American History, or Comparative History of the Americas. At the Upper-Division Level, Students will Take Courses in the Following Fields: Thematic, Comparative and Interdisciplinary History; The… Show More the Bachelor of Arts Program Offers Students A Wide Variety of Courses and Teaching Methods to Stimulate Understanding of the Past. Preparatory Work for the Bachelor of Arts Program Requires the Completion of Two Semesters of World History and Two Semesters of Western Civilization, American History, or Comparative History of the Americas. At the Upper-Division Level, Students will Take Courses in the Following Fields: Thematic, Comparative and Interdisciplinary History; the Ancient Through Early Modern World; and the Modern World. Show Less