EDU* 210 Foundations of U.S., Public Education

Credits: 3

Foundations of U.S. Education is an introductory course in U.S. education through a study and analysis of the historical, sociological, philosophical, ethical, legal, and financial factors basic to the governance and practice of American education. Field experiences are required. It is designed to provide students who want to pursue careers in elementary or secondary education with knowledge of the philosophical theories, historical circumstances, political influences, ethical consideration and societal elements which have uniquely shaped the educational system and the governance and operation of schools in America.
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENG 101 .