EDU 311 - Cultures, Diversity, & Ethics in Global Education

4 Credit(s)

This is a survey course to acquaint the student With the cultural foundations of education. Special emphasis is given to the multicultural and Global dimensions of education. In addition, students Study educational outcomes for American Indian students. High dropout rates, over-representation In special education, substance abuse, Teenage pregnancy, and poor prospects for Employment are endemic in this population of Students. This course meets the montana law Mca 20-1-501 requirements. This course requires A field experience practicum of 4 or 5 days during Which candidates engage in observation and Practice teaching in native american reservation Schools and evening activities. Takes place in a Diverse setting where exceptionality is present. Assessment is based on projects, reports, exams, And field work. $250 course fee.

Prerequisite(s): admission to TEP
(fall/spring/ summer)