ECED Certificate and EYED Diploma

Pre-approved electives (undergraduate courses)

Faculty of Education

ADHE 329 (3) Developing Short Courses, Workshops and Seminars

ARTE 425 (3) Explorations in the Teaching of Art to Children: Elementary

*CNPS 426 (3) The Role of the Teacher in Guidance

CUST 363 (3) Interdisciplinary/Integrated Curriculum and Instruction

CUST 396 (3-12) d Curriculum Development and Evaluation

CUST 416 (3/6) d Special Topics in Curriculum Studies

CUST 424 (3) Curriculum for Global Education

CUST 488 (3) Key Curricular Orientations: Progressivism

EDST 426 (3) History of Education

EDST 427 (3) Philosophy of Education

EDST 428 (3) The Social Foundations of Education

EDST 429 (3) Educational Sociology

EDST 451 (3) Issues and Frameworks in Environmental Education

EDST 452 (3) Gender and Education

EDST 453 (3) Moral Education in Elementary & Secondary Schooling

EDST 454 (3) Critical Thinking: Frameworks, Methods, and Challenges

EDST 455 (3) History of Childhood and Youth

EDUC 492 (6) Critical Analysis of Teaching

*EPSE 313 (3) Educational Application of Developmental Theories

EPSE 316 (3) Learning Disabilities

EPSE 403 (3) Education of Students with Developmental Disabilities in Inclusive Settings

EPSE 406 (3) Typical and Atypical Development in Infants and Children

EPSE 408 (3) Educational Programming for Highly Able Learners

EPSE 420 (3) Assessment of Infants & Young Children with Special Needs

EPSE 421 (3) Assessment of Learning Difficulties

EPSE 431 (3) Programming for Children with Specific Learning Disabilities

EPSE 432 (3) Classroom Management

*HKIN 366 (3) Movement Experiences for Young Children

LLED 433 (3) Drama in Education: Primary/Elementary Classrooms

LLED 440 (3) Using Canadian Children's Literature in the Classroom

LLED 441 (3) Introduction to Teaching Children's Literature

LLED 442 (3) Trends and Issues in Teaching Children's Literature

LLED 443 (3) Teaching Folklore in the Elementary Classroom

LLED 444 (3) Multicultural Children's Literature in the Elementary Classroom

LLED 445 (3) Poetry in Education: Elementary and Middle Years

LLED 446 (3) Teaching with Illustrated Materials, K-12

LLED 450 (3) Teaching and Learning Language and Literacy: Kindergarten and Primary

LLED 453 (3) Materials and Texts of Literacy Instruction: Elementary

LLED 456 (3/6) Identifying and Supporting Learners with Literacy Difficulties

LLED 469 (3) Resource-Based Teaching

LLED 478 (3/6) d Introduction to Teaching English as a Second Language

LLED 479 (3) The Education of Immigrant Students

LLED 481 (3) Integrating Computers in Language Arts Programs

LLED 486 (3) Supporting Children's Language Development

LLED 489 (3/6) d Applied Linguistics for Teachers

MAED 372 (3) Mathematics Teaching: Problem Solving

MAED 373 (3) Mathematics Teaching: Geometry and Measurement

MAED 471 (3/6) d Assessment in School Mathematics

MAED 508 (3-6) d Review of Research in Mathematics Education

MUED 336 (3) Kodaly I

MUED 434 (3) Orff Basics

MUED 435 (3) Orff Level I.

MUED 436 (2) Kodaly II

MUED 437 (3) Orff Level II

MUED 438 (3) Orff Level III

SCED 380 (3) Environmental Science Education

Other Faculties

Family Studies

FMST 312 (3) Parent-child Relationships.

FMST 320 (3) Family Diversity.

FMST 441 (3) Social Context of Child Development.

Social Work

SOWK 425 (3) First Nations Social Issues.

SOWK 441 (3) Social Context of Child Development.

SOWK 442 (3) Policy and Practice in Child Welfare.

Arts

ANTH 413 (3) Family and Kinship

ANTH 417 (3) Language, Culture, and Cognition

PSYC 302 (3) Infancy

PSYC 304 (6) Brain and Behaviour

PSYC 308 (3) Social Psychology

PSYC 309 (3) Cognitive Processes

PSYC 319 (3) Applied Developmental Psychology

WMST 320 (3) Feminist Pedagogies in the Classroom and Community

WMST 326 (3) The Politics of Gender, Families and Nation-Building

Notes on credit values:

(3/6) - means 3 credits or 6 credits

(2-6) - means 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 credits

c – stands for student choice

d – stands for departmental choice

(3/6) c – students may choose to take the course for 3 or 6 credits

(3/6) d – departments may offer a course for 3 or 6 credits. Most courses on-campus Education courses are scheduled as 3 credit courses