Delivery/Location: Videotape
The daily challenge for every teacher is to adapt their instruction to students with varied learning styles and special needs. This course offers 14 models which can be used to enhance the development of thinking skills, collaborative skills, and creativity as well as mastery. Using the leading research on teaching and learning, major instructional theories and strategies for facilitating cognitive and affective growth will be presented. Assignments and final exam.
This course can be applied towards the:
Textbooks and Materials
Unless otherwise indicated, textbooks and materials are required and can be purchased at the CSU Bookstore.
- Concepts and Choices for Teaching (for postsecondary teachers) (1996)
Timpson and Bendel-Simso - EDUC 628 Course Syllabus
Timpson - EDUC 628 Videotape Set
- Models of Teaching (for K-12 teachers), 7th Ed. (2004)
Joyce and Weil
Instructors
Dr. William Timpson
(970) 491-7630
William.Timpson@colostate.edu
William Timpson, Ph.D., is a professor of education at Colorado State University and co-creator of the course. He brings to this course knowledge from classroom teaching experience at the junior and senior high levels and the theory gained from doctoral courses in secondary education.
1 Section Available
- Section 845 (Videotape Set)
- Date: Open Entry (6 mos.)
- Instructors: Dr. William Timpson
- Grading:Traditional
- Tuition: $1,287
- Registration ends Tuesday, Oct 14, 2008
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For More Information
Gayle Roslund(970) 491-2570
groslund@learn.colostate.edu