Education

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Education (EDUC) courses are offered through the Woodring College of Education as classes for students exploring careers in education, the preparation of teachers, and for the advanced professional development of educators as continuing education or as requirements for the MEd degree.

Courses

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies  section of this catalog.

• EDUC 101 - Rethinking Schools in Communities
• EDUC 108 - Purposeful Learning
• EDUC 109 - Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
• EDUC 110 - Future Scholars Seminar
• EDUC 111 - Critical Multicultural Analysis of Children’s Literature
• EDUC 115 - Introduction to Contemporary Education Issues
• EDUC 201 - Systems for School and Community Renewal
• EDUC 204 - Systems for School and Community Renewal
• EDUC 205 - Disability, Diversity, and the Mass Media
• EDUC 300 - Directed Independent Study
• EDUC 309 - Storytelling: Oral Narrative in History, Culture, and Society
• EDUC 311 - Understanding Washington State Tribal History, Culture, and Government: Since Time Immemorial Curriculum
• EDUC 320 - Reader’s Theatre in the Classroom
• EDUC 400 - Directed Independent Study
• EDUC 405 - Children’s Literature: Appreciation and Presentation of Literature for Children and Adolescents
• EDUC 407 - Introduction to Education for Sustainability
• EDUC 409 - Advanced Storytelling
• EDUC 411 - Education and Social Justice
• EDUC 412 - Seminar in Educational Equity
• EDUC 413 - Bridge Barriers w/Migrants
• EDUC 414 - Topics in Social Justice Education
• EDUC 465 - History of American Indian/Alaska Native Education and Policy Development
• EDUC 486 - Filmmaking for Social Change
• EDUC 501 - Introduction to Educational Research
• EDUC 505 - Creating Classrooms for Learning
• EDUC 534 - Assessing Educational Quality
• EDUC 690 - Thesis
• EDUC 691 - Research Seminar and Inquiry Project

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