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Comparative and International Education |
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| Code: |
EDTL 650 |
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| Semester: |
Fall 2003 |
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| Instructor: |
Dr. Edward Jensen |
Reflection
This course taught me about the meaning and the importance of culture.
Culture is based on the uniquely human capacity to classify experiences
and is embedded in a person’s way of life. Understanding about cultures
is necessary to be able to utilize and adjust to the essential cultures
in order to solve problems and/or develop teaching and learning processes
in the school setting.
I have learned a lot about educational system, problems, and other related
issues of British System, alternative education, women issues, African
Education, and education for Native Americans or other indigenous people.
I have never thought of these topics before. These topics are worth to
learn and understand. The reason is because, recently, most of the classroom
settings in our system are multi-culture. To be a professional or accomplished
teacher, I have to be able to find and understand the differences of each
people, culture, or relationship in order to create the effective classroom
for every child.
Unit 2 - Culture and Education |
Unit 3 - British Education: A Foundation |
Unit 4 - Alternative Education |
Unit 5 - Women and Education – Global Issues |
Unit 6 - Education in Africa |
Unit 7 - Education and Indigenous Peoples |
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