Course Details - EDU 1113 Sec 02 - Theories of Human Learning

Term:
FA-24
Instructor(s):
Ms. Leanita Pelts;
Instruction Mode:
In Person
Schedule:
MWF :30:00. to :20:00. - WH 210
Maximum Enrollment:
30
Current Enrollment:
32
Lab Fee:
NA
Description:
This course provides students with an introduction to the role of the teacher with an emphasis on how students learn. The course focuses on the study of the nature and scope of educational theory as it relates to human learning. The course provides prospective education majors with the opportunity to explore the profession from different theoretical perspectives, such as cognitive, situtative, and behavioral learning approaches, brain research and motivation. Students come to understand how people develop cognitively, socially and emotionally and how individuals learn. Students also consider how diversity impacts learning in the school context. This course allows students to combine an in-depth analysis of self, foster higher levels of critical reflection, learn theories and concepts in educational psychology and participate in field experiences to enhance connections between theory and practice.

Textbook(s):
Textbook information is not available for this course.