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Secondary Methods For Classroom Teachers –

med530

(3 credits)

This course focuses on the instruction and assessment strategies that enhance learning at the secondary level. Current issues affecting the secondary classroom are examined. Integrated content, interdisciplinary teaching, and curriculum and assessment issues are emphasized. This course provides students with an opportunity to develop and evaluate standards-based instructional and curricular materials, as well as appropriate assessment strategies.
This graduate-level course is weeks. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Advisor.
  • Classroom Assessment

    • Examine methods and uses of various assessments.
    • Examine traditional assessments.
    • Select appropriate achievement targets to measure.
    • Describe performance assessments.
    • Examine scoring tool(s), either analytic or holistic, which accompany performance assessments.
    • Describe the key elements of an effective student portfolio.
  • Educational Needs of Secondary Students

    • Identify the educational needs and attitudes of secondary students.
    • Analyze social and developmental issues that impact secondary classrooms.
  • Integrated Curriculum in the Secondary School

    • Apply methods of integrating secondary curricula.
  • Methods of Teaching in Specific Content Areas

    • Apply current methods for teaching in a specific content area.
    • Demonstrate an awareness of the variety of materials available for instructional use.
    • Analyze basic teaching methods and their application in a secondary school setting.
  • National, State, and Local Curriculum and Instruction Standards

    • Apply national, state, and local standards for instruction in a specific content area.
  • Role of Assessment

    • Examine the characteristics of sound classroom assessments.
    • Evaluate effective pre-assessment strategies to determine what to teach and assess.
    • Develop a rationale for classroom assessment.

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