EDUC-410: Integrated Literacy

Credits 2
Grade Scheme
BC
Session Cycle
F

This course focuses on P-6 literacy learning throughout the curriculum and addresses integrated, interdisciplinary approaches to learning. Literacy is broadly defined to include speaking, listening, reading, writing, and interpreting the text of all kinds.  Literacy practices are staged and recursive processes that foster content learning and literacy learning in all disciplines.  Candidates will examine, develop, and model instructional strategies of comprehension, academic and content vocabulary, and writing to learn processes using a variety of textual and digital materials to support learning. 

Prerequisites

Admission to the TEP; Course must be taken the semester prior to student teaching; EDUC-200 through EDUC-320

Corequisites or Prerequisites
Term Offered
Fall Only