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Extractions: This course is designed to provide students with both the theoretical and empirical foundations for designing and delivering beginning and remedial instruction. Content covered in the course includes assumptions underlying the two major approaches to beginning reading instruction, evaluation and modification of curriculum materials, and methods for monitoring student progress towards literacy. TEDUC 452 This course is designed to provide a theoretical and empirical basis for teaching language arts to K-8 students. Content covered in this course includes the writing process and the integration of writing with reading and the content areas. Evaluation and modification of curricular materials to meet the needs of diverse students as well as methods of monitoring student progress are also addressed. TEDUC 460 Provides students with the ability to conceptualize mathematics, the skills for learning to teach mathematics and a sense of confidence in mathematics. Students actively engage in many activities, including exploring patterns, making conjectures, solving problems, communicating understanding and making the learning of mathematics accessible to all students in K-8 classrooms.
Extractions: ON A RAINY SPRING afternoon in the North Bronx, 15 students sat in a freshman English class at Lehman College, participating somewhat reluctantly in a discussion of a Langston Hughes short story. Pacing back and forth in front of the class, a young part-time instructor named Mali Heded tried to elicit opinions about the story or about Hughes, one of the nation's best-known black writers, or about race relations in New York City at the time the story was written (the 1930s). It was tough going. The students, mostly Latinos and African Americans, tried to answer Heded's direct questions but they volunteered very little. Technically, this was a regular, credit-bearing freshman composition class, not a remedial class that would have carried no credit. This is because Lehman, one of the 11 four-year colleges in the City University of New York (CUNY) system, has "mainstreamed" its students who have poor English reading and writing skills into the same classes with more capable students. But Heded said many of her students need remediation, especially in writing.
