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School of Educational Foundations, Leadership and Policy
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Educational Foundations & Inquiry (EDFI) |
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Educational Psychology
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Frequently asked questions
- What is EDFI 3020 (Educational Psychology)?
Theory and research on learning, development, personality and motivation applied to educational processes in various learning
environments. Co-requisite field experience: EDFI 4200 required. Prerequisites: PSYC 1010 and sophomore status. C/F hrs.:
20.
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- What is EDFI 3030 (Educational Psychology Applied to Adolescent Development)?
Theory and research on socioemotional development, cognition, learning, and motivation, as applied to educational processes
in various learning environments with a concentration on the adolescent years. Co-requisite field experience: EDFI 4200 required.
Prerequisites: PSYC 1010 and sophomore status. C/F hrs: 20.
- Who is required to take EDFI 3020 or 3030?
All education majors seeking a K-12 certification (e.g., music education, art education, physical education, special education)
are required to take EDFI 3020. All middle childhood and secondary (AYA) majors are required to take EDFI 3030.
Note: EDFI 3010 (for early childhood majors) is under development and may be offered within the next academic year.
- Are course substitutions allowed?
Requested transfer of courses are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Substituting EDFI 3020 for 3030 is not permitted.
- What is EDFI 4200 and who takes it?
Supervised practicum experiences involving individual and small group instruction of students in grades K-12 conducted in
area schools and other university/community settings. Must be taken concurrently with EDFI 3020/3030, and may be taken concurrently
with EDFI 4020, EDFI 4080 or EDFI 4170 with instructor approval. May be repeated up to 4 hours. Presently, all middle childhood
majors must enroll for EDFI 4200 for 1 semester credit hour; it is optional for other education majors to enroll for this
course for credit.
Note: This is an academic service learning course.
- Lastly, when in doubt review your check sheet and talk to your advisor!
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