SED 327 - Reading in Secondary Content Area (Education)

3 Credit(s)

Content area reading is broadly described as the reading that students need to be able to complete for a particular subject area, such as math, history, or science. The reading associated with content area courses-e.g., mathematical proofs, paleographic texts, and lab reports-reflects not only the philosophical underpinnings of these subjects, but also the specific text structures used by those practicing in the field. The purpose of this course is to prepare preservice teachers to adapt secondary content area texts to support their students, especially those with diverse needs and learning difficulties, in order to facilitate their learning of the content area curriculum.  Field experiences required.   Formal admission into the Education Program. Required Clearances. 

 Credits: 3.

 When Offered: Fall semester.

 Prerequisite: SED 201 .