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Semester in New Mexico, Fall 2006 Semester in New Mexico: Education students have the opportunity to experience a Multicultural semester in Rehoboth, New Mexico, where EDUC 302-303, EDUC 345 (Directed Teaching: Elementary), and several other core courses are offered, as well as a cross-cultural seminar. Students interact with Navajo, Hopi and Zuni Native Americans in the classes they take and in their aiding or student teaching placements. Contact Off-Campus Programs or the Education Department for more information. Students must apply for this program and enrollment is limited. This program is only offered during the fall semester. Visit the Off-Campus Programs Website to apply. View pictures: Fall 2006 Chicago Semester:
Interim 2008: IDIS W10 International Teaching: This course was designed for students who wanted to explore the possibility of international teaching and consider what it means to be a foreigner involved in the education system of a developing country. Students lived in the capital city of Honduras, (Tegucigalpa) and worked in two different bilingual Christian schools. Some of the time was spent living in the homes of Honduran families. The group took several trips to visit other Honduran schools and to visit historic and cultural sights in Honduras. Students learned about poverty and development work and the strong connection between development and education. They also gained understanding of the history and culture of Honduras. Read More... |
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