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Vision Statement

The Education Department strives to meet student's educational needs for knowledge, skills, dispositions, and values necessary for their educational, family and/or career goals.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Education Department is to provide quality learning experiences for students enrolled in Parent Education, Family Education, Early Childhood Education, Para-education, and Education Transfer Programs.

Goals

  • Respect the dignity, worth, culture, and uniqueness of each individual student

  • Provide quality classroom, laboratory, and resource room environments for students

  • Provide instruction, support and advising for students in education programs

  • Support faculty growth and development

  • Adhere to established standards of professionalism, ethics, and appropriate practices in the fields of early childhood and school-age education, special education, teacher preparation, and adult education

  •  Provide a variety of pedagogical strategies to accommodate individual student's learning needs and goals

Department Outcomes

To achieve our vision, mission, and goals, the faculty will:

  • Maintain memberships in appropriate professional organizations, such as NAEYC, ACEI, NEA, CEC, TASH.

  • Stay current in their field by conference attendance, professional reading, scholarly writing, course work, and other continuing education activities.

  • Review and evaluate their professional development, individual behavior practices and relationships with students and colleagues.

  • Maintain learning environments that model developmentally appropriate practices and anti-bias curriculum

  • Apply critical thinking theory and pedagogy to curriculum, instruction, and assessment.

  • Integrate ethical codes, and pertinent state and federal laws and regulations into curriculum and practice.
     

Last updated: October 30, 2006


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