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2024-2025 Undergraduate Benedict Catalogue

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Apr 19, 2025

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SCI 330 - METHODS AND MATERIALS FOR TEACHING SCIENCE

The course is designed to present the methodologies of teaching sciences in secondary schools. Consideration is given to the organization of course content and emphasis is placed on methods and materials which provide for differentiated instruction. Methodologies and strategies for teaching the handicapped are included with emphasis on teaching reading. The selection, utilization, production, and evaluation of audio-visual materials and selected technological aids are also stressed. Required for science teaching majors. Twenty (20) hours of practicum and three (3) 1-hour lecture periods are required.

Credits: 3