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EDU 4354 - Principles and Methods of Teaching Social Studies

Credits: 3 hrs
This course involves the prospective secondary and middle grades social studies teacher in classroom and field work designed to produce competent teachers who can select worthwhile materials from various sources and organize individualized, small-group and large-group lesson plans and teaching units so secondary pupils may acquire the social concepts, skills, and values necessary for adult life. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Teacher Education Program, completion of application for student teaching and completion of RED 4364 and PSY 3336. Grade: C or better.