EDSE 667: Cognitive Development of Diverse Young Children

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General Information

Credit hours: 3

Description: Prerequisite: admission to Mason graduate program. Explores conflicting views about how young children think and learn. Addresses cognitive theoretical approaches of leading researchers, and emphasizes their relevance to educational practice. Addresses characteristics of children with cognitive disabilities, children from multilingual and multicultural backgrounds, and those living in poverty, along with the educational implications of those characteristics. Requires field experience.

Semesters taught: Information is currently not available

Current Sections

This course is not offered this semester.

Upcoming Sections

Please check the Schedule of Classes at patriotweb.gmu.edu for the most up to date information.

Recent Sections (partial list)

  • Fall 2004, Section: 001, CRN , Instructor: Krista Kettler Syllabus
  • Fall 2005, Section: 001, CRN , Instructor: Sam Steen Syllabus
  • Fall 2006, Section: 001, CRN 74195, Instructor: Robert Stechuk
  • Fall 2007 Thu., Section: 001, CRN 71846, Instructor: TBA