ED 300: Classroom Organization and Management

Class Program
Credits 3.0

This course examines strategies for developing a healthy classroom climate with effective discipline, flexible grouping patterns, and motivated students. Individual and collaborative learning processes in various disciplines taught in P-12 programs are explored. Special emphasis will be given to creating an inclusive community focusing on equity in diversity. A participatory approach in formulating rules and establishing routine will be supported by relevant theories including Kohl’s Student Directed Theory, Skinner’s Stimulus-Response Theory, and Glasser’s Choice Theory. Student learning styles, cognitive engagement, motivation, self-regulation, and domains of learning will be highlighted. North American Division (NAD) curriculum resources/ Adventist Learning Community (ALC) modules will be incorporated in this course. NOTE: Required learning service hours: 10 hours.

Prerequisites

ED 130 and 240