TET 221(3-0-3)
Foundations of Education
The course introduces the historical, sociological, and philosophical aspects of the American education system. It emphasizes the school's role and its responsibility to create productive members of society by meeting the needs of all learners. This course provides an understanding of the structure and mission of present-day school and of laws and education mandates. It provides students with an awareness of culturally responsive teaching practices that support learning styles, gender, sexual orientation, culture, and socio-economic status. Students will spend a minimum of ten field experience hours in an educational setting.
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TET 252(1-0-1)
Pre-professional Seminar
This capstone Seminar is intended for TET majors who are about to graduate from their two-year preparatory program and transfer to senior institutions. Students will review the knowledge and skills they have already acquired and begin to demonstrate their proficiency. Opportunities are provided for students to acquire additional supervised observation hours and technical assistance on an individual basis. Each student will assemble a pre-professional portfolio as a summative experience.
PR: TET 221 and permission of the department
TET 999
Education Elective
Description not available.
