EDC 362 Course Information

EDC 362 FIELD EXPERIENCES IN SECONDARY EDUCATION (1-3) Supervised experiences in school, other educational agencies, and the community. Required of all students receiving a bachelors degree in secondary education. Includes field trips, work in schools, and involvement in community projects.

See a list of technology expectations for Curriculum and Instruction courses.

If a current syllabus is not available, contact Dr. Mary Shake

Recent syllabi:

Denny Lester, Spring 2008 (Word) - Science

Professor Stevens, Spring 2008 (Word) - Science

Marty Henton, Spring 2008 (Word) - Art

Marty Henton, Fall 2007 (Word) - Art

Denny Lester, Fall 2007 (Word) - Secondary

Professor Stevens, Fall 2007 (Word) - Secondary

Denny Lester, Spring 2007 (Word) - Secondary

Professor Stevens, Spring 2007 (Word) - Secondary

Denny Lester, Fall 2006 (Word) - Secondary

Professor Stevens, Spring 2006 (Word) - Secondary

Denny Lester, Spring 2006 (Word) - Secondary

Professor Roland, Spring 2005 (Word) - Secondary

Professor Markowitz, Fall 2004 (Word) - Secondary

Professor Richards, Spring, 2004 (Word) - Art

Professor Richards, Spring, 2004 (Word) - Art

Professor Stevens, Spring, 2003 (Word) - Secondary

Professor McCrary, Spring, 2003 (Word) - Art

Professor Stevens, Spring, 2002 (Word) - Secondary

Professor Richards, Spring, 2002 (Word) - Art

Professor Stevens, Fall, 2001 (Word) - Secondary

Professor Spalding, Fall, 2001 (Word) - Secondary

Professor Richards, Fall, 2001 (Word) - Art

Professor Stevens, Spring, 2001 (Word) - Secondary

Professor Stevens, Fall, 2000 (PDF) - Secondary

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Professor Ortman, Fall, 1999

Professor Brown, Fall, 1999

Professor Stevens, Fall, 1999

Professor Ortman, Spring, 2000

Professor Stevens, Spring, 2000