EDU 384: DIFFERENTIATION THRU TECHNOLOGY

Program
Credits 3
Division
UG
School Division
School of Humanities, Sciences and Technology
This course provides the rationale for differentiating classroom instruction through technology, providing a multitude of examples that can be used in the PK-12 classroom to differentiate essential content, instructional practices, and student products. Candidates will learn how to address student differences through technology-rich, inquiry-based learning experiences. They will also develop effective, efficient, and appealing technology-rich learning environments that differentiate teaching and learning to meet individual differences. Laboratory sessions will be devoted to equipment operation, software production for multimedia presentations, creation of a personal website, and an electronic portfolio. Prerequisite: Stage I Admission to PSOE