TET221 Foundations of Education (3-0-3)
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.
F, S
TET252 Pre-professional Seminar (1-0-1)
This capstone Seminar is intended for TET majors who are
about to graduate and transfer to senior institutions.
Observations and course work are used to review and
analyze knowledge and skills that have been acquired
throughout coursework. Opportunities are
provided for students to acquire additional supervised
observation hours. Apre-professional protfolio serves as a
summative experience.
PR: Permission of the division
TET999 Education Elective (0-0-4)






