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BIO 203.01. GENERAL BOTANY / 4 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 1:00pm
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. Prerequisites: BIO 100 or adviser placement. An introduction to plants, their activities, and their relationship to humans. Lecture, laboratory, and field trips. Lab fee.
EDU 301.01. READING AND LANGUAGE ARTS IN THE ELEMENTARY CLASSROOM / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 3:40 - 5:10pm
Major credit. Prerequisites for all education students: EDU 360, EDU 309 (except special education majors). Co-requisite: EDU 101. This course is a study of the language arts; theoretical models for literacy development and learning: and methods of literacy instruction. Topics include the connection between oral and written language, reading and writing processes; and approaches to teaching language arts in the elementary grades including assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating outcomes. This course is a prerequisite to student teaching
EDU 303.01. MATHEMATICS FOR THE ELEMENTARY CHILD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 3:40 - 5:10pm
Major credit. Content includes systems of numeration and place value, fundamental operations of arithmetic, measurement, informal geometry, basic algebra, methods, and materials of elementary math. Students analyze Tactics for Thinking, curriculum frameworks, SC Mathematics Standards, NCTM Curriculum and Evaluation Standards, and school-to-work transition. This course is a prerequisite to EDU 412.
EDU 314.01. SCIENCE FOR THE CHILD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 2:00 - 3:30pm
Major credit. This course is designed to familiarize students with science content appropriate for the elementary child (grades 2-6) to develop pedagogical skills in science, and to build positive attitudes toward science and science instruction.
EDU 315.01. SOCIAL STUDIES FOR THE CHILD / 3 Hours
MTuWTh 6:00 - 8pm
Major Credit. This course will focus on the content and methodology of social studies in the school. Students will study goals (knowledge, attitudes, values, and skills); objectives; content; materials; methods; scope and sequence; Curriculum Standards for the Social Studies (the National Council for the Social Studies); and evaluative techniques of the social studies.
EDU 405.01. CURRICULUM FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
Major credit for Early Childhood. Prerequisites: EDU 403. Admission to Teacher Education. This course is a study of the curricular needs of preschool children, a review of preschool programs/settings, and an exploration of applying teaching/learning theory to the preschool setting. Students make on-site visits to a Montessori school, a private kindergarten, public-school kindergartens, a university laboratory preschool, and a hospital-based child development center. This course is a prerequisite to EDU 412b.
ENG 302.01. ARTHUR AND THE MATTER OF BRITTAIN / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 11:30 - 1:00pm
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. The story of Arthur and his followers has fascinated people for fifteen hundred years. In the middle ages it was the most significant secular subject in “history’ and literature, and its appeal to the imagination has persisted through the centuries down to our own time. This course is an introduction to the story of origins and development of the Arthurian legend as it has been presented in history and literature.
ENG 361.01. TWENTIETH CENTURY AMERICAN FICTION / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 11:30 - 1:00pm
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. Study of major movements in American Fiction since the end of the nineteenth century. Writing Intensive
ENG 394.01. LITERARY CRITICISM / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
Major, Minor, Elective credit. A study of the important texts of literary criticism. Practice in research and theory. Should be taken as soon as possible following the declaration of an English major.
ENG 395.01. HISTORY OF THE LANGUAGE / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 9:30am
Major, Minor, Elective credit. A study of the development and principles of the English language and the historical influences on its various forms.
ENG 396.01. MODERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
Major, Minor, Elective credit. A linguistic approach to the study of English grammar. Students will be introduced to structural, descriptive, comparative, and historical linguistics. The main emphasis of the course will center on transformational or transformational-generative grammar.
HST 408.01. THE COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY ERA / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. A study of the founding and development of America. Writing Intensive
HST 491.01. SP: 20TH CENTURY EUROPEAN STUDIES / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 9:30am
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. A course on a special topic not in the regular curriculum. If the topic is different, the course may be taken more than once for credit.
MTH 413.01. ABSTRACT ALGEBRA / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 9:30am
Major, Minor, Elective credit. Prerequisite: MTH 210. A study of groups, rings, integral domains, and fields. Quantitative GEP requirement
SED 300.01. INTRODUCTION TO EXCEPTIONAL LEARNERS / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 2:00 - 3:30pm
Major credit. This course familiarizes the student with the wide range of mental, emotional, and physical, problems characterizing exceptional learners. Students explore the nature and scope of special education programs and services, community resources, and rehabilitation. The course includes a clinical.
SED 395.01. INTRODUCTION TO LEARNING DISABILITIES / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 9:30am
Major credit. Prerequisite: SED 300. This course is a study of learning disabilities affecting the educational development of the exceptional student. Emphasis is on the definition, identification, classification, theories, and educational approaches to specific learning disabilities. This course includes a clinical.
SED 396.01. EDUCATIONAL PROCEDURES FOR LEARNING DISABILITIES / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
Major credit. Prerequisite or co-requisite: SED 300. Prerequisites: SED 395. This course includes materials and methods for teaching students who have learning disabilities. This course includes a clinical.
SED 397.01. INTRODUCTION TO EMOTIONAL DISABILITIES / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 3:40 - 5:10pm
Major credit. Prerequisite or co-requisite: SED 300. An introduction to emotional disabilities, including the causes and characteristics of neuroses and psychoses, related learning problems, intellectual disabilities, and cultural disadvantage. This course includes a clinical.
SPN 101.01. ELEMENTARY SPANISH / 3 Hours
MTuWTh 6:00 - 8pm
GEP credit. A course for beginners designed to initiate students not only into a foreign language, but also into a new and exciting culture. Up-to-date teaching methods and techniques are employed throughout the program.
ENG 502.01. Top in B / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 11:30 - 1:00pm
no description provided
ENG 594.01. Literary Criticism / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
A study of the important texts of literary criticism, as well as the practice of evaluation and literary analysis. Attention will also be given to the study of research methods. Required of all candidates for the M.Ed in English. Offered in alternate years.
ENG 595.01. HST ENG LANG / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 9:30am
no description provided
ENG 596.01. MOD ENG GRAMMAR / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
no description provided
HST 508.01. COLONIAL&REVOLU ERA / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
no description provided
HST 591.01. SP:20th C EURO SOC / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 9:30am
no description provided
MTH 501.01. FUNDAMENTALS I / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 9:30am
no description provided
MTH 511.01. ABSTRACT ALGEBRA / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
no description provided
EDU 500A.01. CLINICAL I: READ / Hours
TBA
For placment visit: http//tinyurl.com/clinicals
EDU 500F.01. CLINICAL:TCH WRK SMP / 3 Hours
no description provided
EDU 501.01. RDING LA ELEM CLRM / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 3:40 - 5:10pm
no description provided
EDU 503.01. MATH FOR ELEM CHILD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 3:40 - 5:10pm
no description provided
EDU 504.01. TECH IN EDUCATION / 3 Hours
TBA
1/2 online
Contact alice.moraes@converse.edu
EDU 524.01. SCIENC FOR ELM CHILD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 2:00 - 3:30pm
no description provided
EDU 526.01. ID & OTHER ISSU GIFT / 3 Hours
Sa 9:00 - 3:00pm
Sat 9:30 - 3:00pm
June 9,16,23,30; July 14,21
Available for MEd students only
EDU 535.01. CURR FOR ECE / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
no description provided
EDU 541.01. SOCIAL STD FOR CHILD / 3 Hours
MTuWTh 6:00 - 8pm
no description provided
EDU 620.01. CURRICULUM DEVELOP / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
no description provided
EDU 621.01. EDU RESEARCH & EVAL / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 9:30am
no description provided
EDU 647.01. RESRCH LITCY FAM THY / 3 Hours
TBA
no description provided
EDU 648A.01. SUPV CLINICAL / 3 Hours
TBA
no description provided
EDU 648A.02. SUPV CLINICAL / 3 Hours
TBA
no description provided
EDU 648A.03. SUPV CLINICAL / 3 Hours
TBA
no description provided
EDU 648B.01. SUPV CLINICAL / 3 Hours
TBA
no description provided
EDU 648C.01. SUPV CLINICAL / 3 Hours
TBA
no description provided
EDU 648D.01. SUPV CLINICAL / 3 Hours
TBA
no description provided
SED 500.01. INTRO EXCEPT LEARNER / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 2:00 - 3:30pm
no description provided
SED 595.01. INTRO TO LD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 9:30am
no description provided
SED 596.01. EDU PROC LD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
no description provided
SED 597.01. INTRO EMOTIONAL DIS / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 3:40 - 5:10pm
no description provided
ART 530.01. GRAD CERAMICS / 3 Hours
MTuWTh 3:40 - 5:30pm
no description provided
MUE 570.01. Music for the Child / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 11:30 - 1:00pm
no description provided
HPE 393.01. HPE FOR ELE TCH / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 9:40 - 11:10am
no description provided
MUE 370.01. Music for the Child / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 11:30 - 1:00pm
no description provided
ART 202.95. INTRODUCTION TO HISTORY OF WESTERN ART II / 3 Hours
Online
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. Required for all art majors. Prerequisite for all art history courses. A survey of the painting, sculpture, and architecture of the Western world from the Renaissance through the modern era.
BIO 110.95. MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY / 3 Hours
Online
Elective. Not accepted for Biology major or minor credit. An introduction to medical terminology through the study of the human body systems. The course begins with building medical terms from roots, prefixes, suffixes and combining forms and then progresses into relating these terms to the human body. Each body system lesson includes terms for anatomy, physiology, pathology, diagnosis, medical procedures, pharmacology, and abbreviations.
ECN 150.95. ECONOMIC CONCEPTS / 3 Hours
Online
GEP, Elective credit. This course examines the basic micro- and macroeconomic principles as found in the real world. The ideas of opportunity cost, supply and demand, the workings of markets, monopoly, unemployment, inflation, economic growth, international trade and other selected topics are discussed.
EDU 309.95. LITERATURE FOR THE CHILD / 3 Hours
Online
Major credit. This course acquaints the student with traditional and modern literature for children, interests of children of different age levels, criteria for evaluating children’s books, creative writing, and methods of integrating children’s literature into the curriculum. This course is a prerequisite to EDU 412a and 412b.
ENG 101.95. COMPOSITION / 3 Hours
Online
GEP. This course encourages the student’s achievement of a clear and concise prose style by emphasizing expository and argumentative essay writing. The course includes readings in the essay, in-class exercises, discussions of the student’s own writing, and conferences with the instructor. Students will write at least six papers and two in-class essays.
MTH 108.95. FINITE MATHEMATICS / 3 Hours
Online
GEP credit. A study of selected topics from finite mathematics. The topics may include probability, statistics, systems of linear equations, linear programming and the mathematics of finance. Quantitative GEP requirement.
MUH 210.95. THE BEATLES / 3 Hours
Online
GEP. Partial fulfillment of the fine arts requirement in the General Education Program for non-music majors. The Beatles disbanded over 40 years ago, yet they still sell millions of songs and make front page news. This course examines their complete body of work through recordings, videos, lectures and readings. By the end of the course each student must recognize all 188 of their original songs. This requires easy access to their entire catalogue. CD’s are available at Amazon for $145 -$180 or iTunes $149.
PHI 100.95. INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC / 3 Hours
Online
GEP, Minor, Elective credit. A study of the fundamental principles of correct reasoning directed toward improving reading, writing, speaking, listening and thinking. Students learn to recognize, analyze, evaluate, construct and refute arguments. Attention is given to both informal modes of reasoning as well as the basics of formal and symbolic systems. Quantitative GEP requirement.
PSY 380.95. HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT / 3 Hours
Online
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. The study of development and behavior throughout the life-span.
REL 104.95. INTRODUCTION TO WORLD RELIGIONS / 3 Hours
Online
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. A study of the basic forms of religious belief, activity, and experience in the major world religions. Traditions to be discussed may include tribal religions, Hinduism, Buddhism, Chinese religion, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
SPN 101.95. ELEMENTARY SPANISH / 3 Hours
Online
GEP credit. A course for beginners designed to initiate students not only into a foreign language, but also into a new and exciting culture. Up-to-date teaching methods and techniques are employed throughout the program.
SOC 100.95. PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY / 3 Hours
Online
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. A course on a special topic not in the regular curriculum. If the topic is different, the course may be taken more than once for credit.
THR 100.95. INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE / 3 Hours
Online
GEP, Elective credit. This course is designed for anyone interested in theatrical production. Theatre history and theory are covered with an emphasis on the production process. The mounting of one or more plays for Theatre/Converse is an intrinsic part of the course and allows the student to experience first-hand concepts and processes dealt with in lectures and assigned readings. No previous theatre experience is necessary.
THR 203.95. HISTORY OF THE THEATRE AND DRAMA I / 3 Hours
Online
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. A survey of the development of the theatre and its literature from its beginnings through French Classicism.
EDU 585.L1. ENERGY EDUCATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE / 3 Hours
Online
The main purpose of this course is to develop the students’ understanding of basic energy and climate change concepts. These will include the carbon cycle, the thermo-haline circulation of ocean currents, states of matter, carbon chemistry, nuclear fission, photovoltaic cells, kinetic energy, thermal energy, greenhouse effect, renewable energy, etc. Another major goal of this course is for students to develop their own beliefs about current energy resources, the facts about climate change and global warming, and possible solutions to the energy puzzle. The students should develop a clearer understanding of “going green,” political positions vs. scientific data and observations, and the use of technology to find new sources of energy and new ways to avoid global warming and contamination of the planet and its atmosphere.
EDU 720.L1. The Superintendency / 3 Hours
Online
no description provided
EDU 522.L1. Methods of Teaching Writing in the Content Areas / 3 Hours
Online
no description provided
EDU 614.L1. Assessment Strategies for Reading / 3 Hours
Online
no description provided
ECN 500.95. ECONOMICS FOR TEACHERS / 3 Hours
Online
no description provided
ENG 550.95. 19th CENTURY AMERICAN REALISM / 3 Hours
Online
no description provided
EDU 333.95. LIT FOR CHILD / 3 Hours
Online
no description provided
EDU 613.95. INSTRC STRATEGIES FOR LRNING / 3 Hours
Online
no description provided
EDU 701.L1. SCHOOL DIST BUDGET MGMT / 3 Hours
Online
no description provided
PSY 580.95. HUMAN GR & DEV / 3 Hours
Online
no description provided
202. American History / 3 Hours
Online
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. A survey of US History from colonial
times to the present. HST 202, the period since 1877.
ATH 330.01. SP: SOUTHEAST NATIVE AMERICAN / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 10:30am
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. A course on a special topic not in the regular curriculum. If the topic is different, the course may be taken more than once for credit
EDU 360.01. INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION / 3 Hours
MTuWTh 2:30 - 5:00pm
Major credit. This course is a pre- or co-requisite to all education courses. This course is an introductory study of the historical, philosophical, and sociological foundations of the American educational system; it should be one of the first courses in a student’s education curriculum. It concentrates on current issues such as multicultural education, disabilities, affective, cognitive, and vocational education programs. The study reviews current impacts on curriculum, SC Standards, students, and teachers and examines career opportunities in education. Students begin the ADEPT portfolio and begin using the Converse electronic system powered by Livetext.
EDU 403.01. METHODS AND MATERIALS FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
Major credit for Early Childhood. This course is a hands-on, activity-oriented course designed to guide students in the preparation of teacher-made instructional materials in each area of the preschool curriculum and the implementation of carefully prepared lessons for an actual preschool setting.
EDU 409.01. ELEMENTARY CURRICULUM / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 10:30am
Major credit for Elementary and Early Childhood. Co-requisite EDU 103: Clinical II: Elementary (for elementary majors). This course surveys each subject area of the modern elementary curriculum, trends and issues in curriculum development, teaching/learning theory, effective and efficient teacher characteristics or behaviors, effective communication skills between teacher and parent/child, techniques for diagnosing student abilities, and current structured programs of observation and analysis of different teaching models.
HST 491.01. SP:SOUTHEAST NATIVE AMERICAN 1500-1680 / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 10:30am
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. A course on a special topic not in the regular curriculum. If the topic is different, the course may be taken more than once for credit
HST 491.02. SP:AMERICA IN THE AGE OF GENOCIDE / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. A course on a special topic not in the regular curriculum. If the topic is different, the course may be taken more than once for credit
MTH 113.01. INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS / 4 Hours
MTuWThF 2:30 - 5:00pm
GEP credit. Prerequisite: High School Algebra. This course will provide a comprehensive introduction to the models and methods used in statistics. Quantitative GEP requirement
MTH 423.01. PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
Major, Minor, Elective credit. Prerequisite: MTH 210, or equivalent. A study of probability, distributions, sampling distribution theory, and estimation. Quantitative GEP requirement
POL 405.01. SP:AMERICA IN THE AGE OF GENOCIDE / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. A study of selected topics in foreign affairs and current events. Since the content will vary, it may be taken more than once for credit. Non-European/non-Anglophone
PSY 380.01. HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
GEP, Major, Minor, Elective credit. The study of development and behavior throughout the life-span.
SPN 102.01. ELEMENTARY SPANISH / 3 Hours
MTuWTh 5:30 - 8:30pm
GEP credit. A course for beginners designed to initiate students not only into a foreign language, but also into a new and exciting culture. Up-to-date teaching methods and techniques are employed throughout the program.
CHM 160.01. INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOGY / 4 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 10:30am
MTuWThF 10:45 – 12:15pm
Lab fee: $25.00
GEP credit. Not accepted for major or minor credit. A course emphasizing the theories of geology, the techniques of rock, mineral, and fossil identification and classification, their habits and uses, and local geology. Field trips are part of the course. The course is offered for four credits as an on-campus course and for four or six credits as an off-campus travel course. Off-campus travel costs will be in addition to the regular fees. Lecture and laboratory. Lab fee.
EDU 519.01. ELE SCH CURRICU / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 10:30am
no description provided
MTH 502.01. FUNDAMENTALS II / 3 Hours
TBA
no description provided
PSY 511.01. BEHAVIOR MOD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 10:30am
no description provided
POL 505.01. SP:AMER AGE GENOC / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
no description provided
SED 534.01. TRENDS & ISSUESIN SPECIAL EDUCATION / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 10:30am
no description provided
EDU 682.01. PLAY THERAPY / 3 Hours
TBA
June 26, 5:30 - 8:30pm
July 16,17,18,19,20 9:00 - 5:00pm
ART 511.01. ART FOR CHILD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
no description provided
EDU 567.01. EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 10:30am
no description provided
PSY 580.01. HUMAN GR & DEV / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
no description provided
EDU 582H.01. PRACTICUM IN INSTRUCTION FOR GIFTED / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 7:45 - 3:30am
July 9-20 Houston Elementary
EDU 545.01. ARTS INTEGRATION / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
no description provided
EDU 555.01. DIVERSITY OF CLASSROOM / 3 Hours
Sa 9:00 - 3:00pm
Monday 4:00 - 8:00pm
June 9, 16, 23; July 14 Sat 9:00 - 3:00pm
1/2 online
EDU 502.01. CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT / 3 Hours
MW 5:30 - 8pm
no description provided
SED 582B.01. CLINICAL II:PRAC IN LD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
Certified Teachers Only
MTH 523.01. PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
no description provided
EDU 500G.01. MED CLINICAL NBPTS PORTFOLIO / Hours
no description provided
EDU 580.01. ADVANCED MID-LEVEL CURRICULUM & ASSESSMENT / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
no description provided
EDU 537.02. METHODS & MATERIALS EARLY CHILDHD / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 10:45 - 1:15pm
no description provided
ATH 550.01. SP:SE AMER NATIV / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 8:00 - 10:30am
no description provided
EDU 560.01. INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION / 3 Hours
MTuWThF 2:30 - 5:00pm
no description provided
ART 502.01. CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS IN ART EDUCATION / 3 Hours
MTuWTh 2:00 - 5:15pm
no description provided
MTH 108.01. FINITE MATHEMATICS / 3 Hours
MTuWTh 9:40 - 11:45am
GEP credit. A study of selected topics from finite mathematics. The topics may include probability, statistics, systems of linear equations, linear programming and the mathematics of finance. Quantitative GEP requirement
EDU 636.01. ASSESS & TREATMENT SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION / 3 Hours
TBA
July 12 5:30 - 8:30pm
August 6,8,9,10 9:00 - 5:00pm
MUH 111.01. American Pop Music / 3 Hours
MTuWTh 6:00 - 8pm
EDU 516.L1. Coaching for Literacy Education / 3 Hours
Online
Coaching principles and strategies related to improvements and innovations in classroom teaching and literacy instruction. Emphasis is on ways to work with teachers in classrooms and professional development to bring about educational reform and improvements in teaching and literacy instruction
EDU 715.L1. Curriculum Leadership / 3 Hours
Online
no description provided
EDU 617.L1. Trends and Issues in Literacy Education / 3 Hours
Online
no description provided
309.95. LITERATURE FOR THE CHILD / 3 Hours
Online
LITERATURE FOR THE CHILD
533.95. LITERATURE FOR THE CHILD / 3 Hours
Online
LITERATURE FOR THE CHILD
EDU613.95. INST STRAT FOR RDG / 3 Hours
Online
INST STRAT FOR RDG
376.L1. ASSESS EXCEPT LRNR / 3 Hours
Online
ASSESS EXCEPT LRNR
576.L1. ASSESS EXCEPT LRNR / 3 Hours
Online
ASSESS EXCEPT LRNR
780.L1. SUPERINTENDENT INTERNSHIP / 3 Hours
Online
SUPERINTENDENT INTERNSHIP
ENG561.95. SHORT FICTION OF EARNEST HEMINGWAY / 3 Hours
Online
SHORT FICTION OF EARNEST HEMINGWAY
555.L1. DIVERSITY OF CLASSROOM / 3 Hours
Online
DIVERSITY OF CLASSROOM
615.L1. RDG INST DIVER LRNR / 3 Hours
Online
RDG INST DIVER LRNR
