INCL 601 - Diverse Learners, Learning & Learning Environments

This course is designed to explore assessment and characteristics of diverse learners and the educational implications of learning differences. Students will develop and apply skills in accessing information and resources on diverse learners. Will address legal provisions and ethical principles regarding appropriate assessment of individuals, the use and limitations of assessment instruments, and the necessity for collaboration with families and other educators in the assessment process. Will include the use and interpretation of both formal and informal assessment for the development of effective instructional programs for individual learners. The role of relationships, communication, motivation, classroom organization, and management in the creation of productive, learning communities will be addressed.

Prerequisites & Notes
Course offered Fall, Spring and Summer II semesters only. Pre- or corequisite: EDU 095

Credits: 3