EDU-805: Curriculum for Changing Populations

Department
Credits 3.00
Academic Level
Graduate
Instructional Method
Lecture
This course focuses first on the changing student population entering higher education today. More than ever, students represent a broad diversity on campuses, and the learning environment must respond to meet their needs and promote their success. The course then explores various curricular models that constitute best practice, from identifying learning outcomes to mapping curriculum to achieve them, from effective teaching strategies to assessment practices that enhance learning. A variety of curricular models, like case studies, problem-based learning, online, integrative learning, and team-based learning will demonstrate the pros and cons of various delivery modes. Critical to creating a successful learning environment is promoting intellectual engagement outside as well as inside the classroom. Service learning, internships, student organizations, and other forms of experiential learning will be explored. [ 3 credits ]