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#LIBERAL STUDIES PROFESSIONAL#

Introduction to Statistical Concepts and MethodsĬoncentration, approved minor, or individualized course of studyĬhildren's Learning and Development in Educational Settings Philosophical Classics: Ethics and Political Philosophy Philosophical Classics: Knowledge and Reality (C2)

Mathematics for Elementary Teaching I (B4) 1 Performing Arts in the Elementary ClassroomĪdvanced History/Social Sciences Integration for the K-8 ClassroomĪdvanced Arts Integration for the K-8 ClassroomĪdvanced Science/Engineering Integration for the K-8 ClassroomĬoncepts and Applications in Elementary Physical Education Storytelling: Modern Applications of Traditional Narrative and California Educationįield Experience in the Elementary Classroom Iįield Experience in the Elementary Classroom IIĬhildren's Literature in a Diverse Society (Lower-Division C Elective) 1 MAJOR COURSESĬonstitutional Issues in the History of U.S. Note: Up to 4 units of credit/no credit grading may be selected for courses in Major, Support, or Concentration. In addition to the program requirements listed on this page, students must also satisfy requirements outlined in more detail in the Minimum Requirements for Graduation section of this catalog, including: Demonstrate engagement as an agent for change in diversity and inclusion using principles of social justice, equity and ethical practice.

#LIBERAL STUDIES PROFESSIONAL#

Synthesize information and integrate experiences that promote personal and professional growth in the field of education.Integrate the content of one discipline into another through the development of projects across subject matter areas.

Demonstrate effective oral, written and interpersonal communication skills in a variety of contexts including the use of appropriate technology.

Examine and reflect on how knowledge is developed and organized through best teaching and learning practices specific to each domain, with a focus on metacognition.

Demonstrate subject matter competency in the following domains: Reading, Language and Literacy, History and Social Science, Mathematics, Science, Visual and Performing Arts, Physical Education and Human Development.

Examine the importance of the physical, social and cognitive development of children and their application to learning.

Upon graduating, Liberal Studies students will: