PEDAGOGICAL CONTENT KNOWLEDGE FOR TEACHING ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS 1

Name: PEDAGOGICAL CONTENT KNOWLEDGE FOR TEACHING ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS 1
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CURRIC 319

Course Description

Develops mathematical knowledge for teaching blending mathematical and pedagogical understandings. Explores topics defined by the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics such as foundations of arithmetic, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of whole numbers and integers, the base-ten system, number theory, foundations of fraction operations and geometry.

Prerequisites

Satisfied Quantitative Reasoning (QR) A requirement and classified in pre-Elementary Education, Pre-Elementary Education and Special Education or (declared in Elementary Education BSE or Elementary Education and Special Education BSE)

Satisfies

CURRIC 320

Credits

Offered

Not Applicable

Grade Point Average

3.87

1.62% from Historical

Completion Rate

100%

0.7% from Historical

A Rate

85.22%

9.49% from Historical

Class Size

115

139.03% from Historical

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