Education, Faculty of - Fredericton

Introduces principles and practices for evaluation online and blended learning. Focus will be on conducting, and reporting evaluations that assess effectiveness, engagement, accessibility, and alignment with instructional goals.Graduate degree in Education and preferred universit ...

This course examines the theoretical constructs of universal design for learning (UDL) and how it intersects with second language teaching and learning. · ...

Examines concepts and inter-relationships among nutrition exercise and well-being within educational contexts. · Examines conceptsand inter-relationshipsamongnutrition exerciseandwell-beingwithineducationalcontexts. · ...

An overview of the legal, organizational, financial and professional aspects of schools and school systems. · ...

In schools, talk about books tends to follow two paths. The first emphasizes a reader-response approach that focuses on affect, where students are encouraged to communicate how a text makes them feel. The second emphasizes a traditional "formalist" or interpretive approach, where ...

Examines both qualitative and quantitative approaches to educational research including: experimental, descriptive, correlational, historical, phenomenological, ethnographic, action, evaluative and case study methods. Participants will be expected to either develop a research pro ...

In this course you will investigate learning style preferences and incorporate then in an online learning design; explore various elements of online design such as navigation, media and technology; practice methods for engaging the online learner; and develop learning activities ...

Examines concepts and inter-relationships among nutrition, exercise, and well-being within educational contexts.Knowledge of and experience in online teaching would be an asset. An understanding and experience in teaching Wabanaki studies is required.Please submit resume and cove ...

This course examines historical and contemporary perspectives of curriculum theory, · and implications for curriculum practices and inquiries.Asynchronous, online course delivered through D2L Brightspace. · ...

Explores various types of conflicting situations and ethical dilemmas relevant to educators and trainers in corporate, workplace, and post-secondary settings. · ...

Examines curriculum and pedagogy in elementary health and physical education programs. · ...

Graduate degree in Education and preferred university level teaching experience are required for this Faculty of Education position. · ...

Advances knowledge understanding and application of accessibility for adult learners with attention paid to diverse learner needs and evidence-based inclusive practices. · ...

This course addresses the educational experience of Aboriginal peoples in Canada. · ,Graduate degree in Education · University level teaching experience · ...

Needs assessment is a problem solving process that is used to determine instructional needs in a variety of educational contexts, from K - 12 education to organizational training. This course introduces students to the process of identifying instructional needs, including strateg ...

This course explores the impact of politics on educational administration. ...

This course will prepare learners to be leaders of Piluwitahasuwawsuwakon within the counselling profession as they navigate therapeutic relationships with Indigenous people and communities. · ...

Examines curriculum and pedagogy in elementary health and physical education programs.Knowledge of and experience in online teaching would be an asset. An understanding and experience in teaching Wabanaki studies is required.Please submit resume and cover letter in PDF format ...

Study of methods and materials current in the elementary school. Development of skills and curriculum. · ...

In this course students will examine how supervisory roles that leaders perform within their institutions impact culture and climate. · ...