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EDUC503

Assessment and Instructional Design for Access, Equity and Student Success II

Education Caspersen School of Graduate Studies

Course Subject Code

EDUC

Course Number

503

Status

Active

Course Attributes

IMMX: GenEd-Immersive Experience, NEDU: Minor-Education and Society, ULVL: Upper Level UG Course, NTEA: Minor-Teaching

Course Short Title

Assess and Inst Design II

Course Long Title

Assessment and Instructional Design for Access, Equity and Student Success II

Course Description

Builds upon the foundations introduced in EDUC 502 to provide opportunities for the practical application of instructional design and assessment. Students are asked to design learning experiences, combined with both formal and informal assessments, to focus on the relationship between assessment and principles/practices for standards-based instruction and to create access to content in order to promote equity and student success. Through a field experience, students have the opportunity to evaluate, select, develop, and adapt materials to teach and assess a classroom of diverse learners. Technical skills and descriptive statistics are applied to describe patterns of learning and draw conclusions about the effectiveness of their instructional design.

Min

3

Max

4

Operator

TO

Repeatable

-

Course Restrictions

Major: BA- MAT (I), Education - INTO (I), Education and Society (I), English as a Second Language (I), Master of Education (I), MAT Elementary Education (I), MAT Elementary Education w/ESL (I), MAT Elementary Education wTOSD (I), Class: 1A (E), 1B (E), 2 (E),

Equivalent Course(s)

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