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CSCS 500 explores global health through a community and human ecology lens, focusing on participatory research and evidence-based practice.

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CSCS 510 teaches the theoretical and practical design and writing of grant proposals, including budgeting and partnership building.

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CSCS 530 examines purpose-driven organizations such as nonprofits, social enterprises, and cooperatives through analysis of their roles, characteristics, and approaches.

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CSCS 570 teaches the theoretical and analytical application of data and inquiry for community and nonprofit program diagnosis, intervention, and evaluation.

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A capstone course for demonstrating community and nonprofit leadership through reflection on social justice and human ecology.

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CSCS 699 is an independent study course where students conduct directed projects arranged with a faculty member.

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CSCS 801 covers specialized subject matter of current interest in civil society and community research.

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CSCS 990 is a research and thesis course involving independent research and writing under faculty supervision.

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CSCS 999 is an independent study course where students engage in directed study projects arranged with a faculty member.

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Investigates aspects of social justice and equity as they relate to teaching, schooling, and education.

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An introduction to contemporary K-12 issues including educational inequality and the role of educators in system change.

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Explores current research on videogames and learning, examining their educational merits and cultural impact.

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Covers theory and practices for integrating reading instruction with other language arts in K-12.

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CURRIC 311 explores first and second language acquisition theories and their impact on emergent bilinguals' literacy and academic development.

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Addresses social, cultural, and educational issues in schooling for young English learners.

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ESL/BILINGUAL METHODS teaches methodological approaches coordinating instruction with language and learning theories.

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CURRIC 319 teaches pedagogical content knowledge for elementary mathematics, exploring Common Core topics like arithmetic, number theory, and geometry.

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ARTS INTEGRATION FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING prepares educators to integrate arts into teaching practices.

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CULTURAL FOUNDATIONS OF LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT explores learning theory and human development for middle childhood within cultural contexts.

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CURRIC 347 teaches the teaching of writing and language arts, focusing on children's language development and literacy education implications.

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Explores game design fundamentals and interactive system design skills for educational and related fields.

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CURRIC 359 teaches students to develop lesson plans and assessments for social studies while connecting educational theory to pedagogical strategies for democratic citizenship.

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CURRIC 366 introduces various global educational systems, exploring curriculum across cultures, diversity, and the role of international agencies.

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Elementary Education Practicum II focuses on teaching lessons in math, literacy, language acquisition, and inclusive schooling.

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Teaching Mathematics investigates elementary curriculum mathematics, learning processes, and instructional methods.

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Examines recent trends in social studies and develops curricula and instructional strategies to prepare children for active citizenship in a democratic, multicultural, technological society.

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Explores how children learn science, how to create inquiry-based classrooms, and how to assess children's learning.

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A practicum where students observe, supervise small groups, develop lesson plans, and teach lessons connecting learning theories to mathematics and art.

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CURRIC 390 explores research-based teaching methods for secondary science education.

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Introduction to issues, instructional strategies, and assessment in secondary mathematics curriculum and instruction.

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