Outcomes
In order to successfully complete this course, the student will:
1. Demonstrate knowledge of human cognitive, social, physical, emotional, and moral development and how these factors influence learning.
2. Use developmental theories to provide appropriate learning opportunities to influence all students’ learning.
3. Demonstrate an understanding that all students differ in their approaches to learning.
4. Explain the multiple theoretical models of understanding and addressing student diversity in a mutually respectful learning community.
5. Demonstrate knowledge about the connections between a student’s use of language and their success in learning.
6. Apply a variety of media communications tools and technology to enrich learning opportunities.
7. Examine multiple methods of formative and summative assessment for assessing all students’ development of critical thinking and problem solving skills and achievement of standards.
8. Demonstrate self-assessment, individual and collective inquiry and life-long learning traits to support personal growth and professional development.