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Global Perspectives on Child Development and Learning
EDU BH215

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Description

*Only Offered for Online Ed.M. Students* Most research on child development comes from Western societies, yet findings are often generalized to be universal to all humans. By examining research from diverse cultures and communities we can gain a greater understanding of the extent of similarities and differences in child development across the world. More specifically, students in this course will examine: (1) how culture and communities/societies shape child development, (2) the implications of cultural similarities and differences in child development for learning and teaching, and (3) the importance of conducting work that recognizes and values the diversity and potential of every child.

School Graduate School of Education
Credits 2
Cross Reg

Not Available for Cross Registration

Department Education
Course Component Regular Course
Instruction Mode Online
Subject Education
Grading Basis HGSE Student Option (Letter Graded, Sat/Unsat)
Course Requirements Must be an online EdM student
Learning Goals N/A
Career Focus N/A
Competency N/A
Content N/A
Pedagogy N/A