Education & Training

Teaching as a Profession 1 (25005)

Grade 10th, 11th, 12th

Length Semester

Credit CTE

Fees None

Description

Teaching 1: Teaching as a Profession USBE Standards This course is designed to cultivate the next generation of effective educators in Utah. Students will explore various educational careers and develop crucial employable skills. They will learn to create basic lesson plans and address the academic needs of individual students. The course offers an in-depth investigation into influential theorists who have shaped student learning and child development. Through hands-on projects, students will apply theoretical knowledge to real-world classroom scenarios and gain experience in the professional responsibilities of educa

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K-12 Teaching as a profession

Teaching as a Profession 2 (25006)

Grade 11th, 12th

Length Semester

Credit CTE WSU EDUC 1010 3 credits

Fees None

Description

Teaching 2: Aspiring Educators CE Course: Weber State University EDUC 1010 USBE Standards & WSU Course Syllabus This course introduces students to the teaching profession, offering both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. Students will explore the roles and responsibilities of educators, develop their own teaching philosophy, and gain an understanding of effective classroom practices. Key topics include diversity in education, classroom management, instructional design, and adherence to the Utah Effective Teaching Standards (UETS). This course requires WSU admission, a $30 fee, if not already admitted to Weber State University. The WSU registration is an additional $15.

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K-12 Teaching as a profession

Education 1010 (Aspiring Educator) (23900)

Grade 11th, 12th

Length Semester (Double Block)

Credit CTE WSU EDUC 2800 3 credits

Fees None

Description

USBE Standards & WSU Course Syllabus

Teaching 3: Principles of Educational Instruction CE Course: Weber State University EDUC 2800 USBE Standards & WSU Course Syllabus This course requires WSU admission, a $30 fee, if not already admitted to Weber State University. The WSU registration is an additional $15. This course aims to prepare future educators for effective teaching by integrating educational technology and understanding fundamental educational principles. The EDUC 2800 course uses technology to enhance student learning and creativity, encouraging equitable access and collaboration. It involves practical assignments like digital posters and lesson plans with technology components. This course emphasizes the principles of educational instruction, focusing on using educational technology and data privacy. It covers learning science principles, Universal Design for Learning (UDL), and designing accessible courses within Learning Management Systems.

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