Description:
By the end of this semester students will:
- Understand the expanded definition of the nature of literacy and its social and cultural impact on a diverse and multicultural society.
- Understand how students learn most effectively and apply this understanding to classroom methods and activities
- Create a variety of meaningful classroom activities, materials, & resources for future use, which guide and assist learning, foster critical thinking, and incorporate literacy skills.
- Be familiar with a variety of ways to assess student abilities and plan for instruction accordingly
- Understand the principles of and be able to demonstrate pedagogical uses of academic service learning.
- Understand the 7 Essential Understandings of the Montana Indian Education for All Act.
- Be able to bring learners and texts together such that it results in active student involvement and collaboration with both the classroom and larger community.
- Uderstand the difference and achieve a balance between subject content and learning processes.
- Develop the practice of critical reflection in their professional lives.
- Challenge and reinforce their own beliefs and feelings about teaching and participating in a democracy.
Sector:
HE Sector
Exemplary:
Exemplary - general
Demographics & Settings:
Higher Education
Subject / Discipline:
Education 
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