Mansfield Courses

ESSPED 5650: Introduction to Exceptional Children

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Class Number: 11207 (SP16), 11208 (SP16), 11780 (SU16), 11781 (SU16), 28770 (AU16), 28778 (AU16)
Campus: Columbus
Instructor: Moira Konrad, Courtney Fleming
Terms offered: Spring Semester, Summer Semester, Autumn Semester
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Description:

An overview of the education of exceptional learners including a discussion of their characteristics and a review of historical approaches to their education and of contemporary educational practices. Prereq: Not open to students with credit for EduPAES 650.

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ESCE 2189S: First Education Experience Program (FEEP)

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Campus: Lima, Mansfield, Newark, Marion, Columbus
Instructor: Dawn Swihart (Lima), Redmond Wood (Mansfield), Carrie Wysocki (Newark), Marcus Herzberg (Marion), Yvonne Goddard (Columbus)
Terms offered: Autumn, Spring

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Provides opportunities for students to explore education as a possible career path via a combination of field and seminar requirements. Students spend time in local, public PreK-12 school-based settings, interacting with various professionals and students.

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ENGLISH 3467S: Issues and Methods in Tutoring Writing

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English

Class Number: 32293 (SP16), 15660 (AU16)
Campus: Columbus
Instructor: Evonne Kay Halasek, Associate Professor, College of Arts and Sciences
Terms offered: Autumn Semester,Spring Semester
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Theories and practices in tutoring and writing; explores writing-learning connections and prepares students to work as writing consultants/tutors for individuals and small writing groups.   The aim of this course is to prepare undergraduates to work with writers from diverse backgrounds and disciplines.  This class provides a unique opportunity for its members to learn about composition theory and pedagogy, tutoring strategies, and writing center theories and practices in order to put these theories and practices to work in classroom and writing center settings.  Students will apprentice as writing consultants/tutors in the University Writing Center.  Therefore, in addition to our regularly scheduled class time, each person enrolled in this course will spend approximately one hour per week in the Writing Center.

 

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EDUTL 5471: Clinical Practice in Treating Reading Disabilities

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Education Teaching and Learning (EDU T&L)

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Campus: Columbus; Marion; Lima; Mansfield
Instructor: Dorothy Morrison; Stacia Smith
Terms offered: Spring Semester, Summer Semester
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Use of test materials in the diagnosis of reading disabilities; practice with remedial procedures.

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EDUTL 5468: Reading Foundations

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Education Teaching and Learning (EDU T&L)

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Campus: Columbus
Instructor: Melissa Weber-Mayrer, Megan Brown, Laura Justice, Caitlin Murphy, Caitlin Murphy
Terms offered: Spring Semester, Summer Semester, Autumn Semester
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Introduction to basic concepts about the reading process, learning to read, social/cultural factors affecting literacy development and effective literacy instruction.

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