This track focuses on Adult Education, preparing students with the knowledge and practical skills the field expects at the Associate-to-Bachelor's level.
Graduates are equipped to pursue relevant career paths in education, with a self-paced format built for students balancing work and other commitments.
ED 051Basics of Teaching and Learning
Introduces core principles behind how students learn and how teachers plan instruction.
- Learning styles and instructional design
- Lesson planning basics
- Classroom communication
ED 061Teaching At Different Levels
Compares instructional approaches across early childhood, K-12, and adult settings.
- Developmental stages and teaching methods
- Adjusting content by age group
- Transitioning between grade bands
ED 146Learning and Development
Explores how cognitive and social development shapes classroom learning.
- Cognitive development theory
- Social and emotional growth
- Applying developmental research to teaching
ED 445Foundations of Education
Surveys the historical and social foundations of the education system.
- History of public education
- Education policy basics
- Role of schools in society
ED 579Philosophical Foundations of Education
Examines major philosophies that have shaped educational practice.
- Classical education philosophies
- Modern educational theory
- Applying philosophy to classroom decisions
ED 697Computers in Education
Covers practical use of technology tools to support instruction.
- Educational software and platforms
- Digital lesson delivery
- Technology-based assessment tools
ED 719Essentials of Educational Psychology
Introduces psychological principles relevant to teaching and learning.
- Motivation and learning
- Behavior management theory
- Assessing student understanding
ED 869Teaching for Special Fields
Prepares educators to adapt instruction for specialized subject areas.
- Subject-specific teaching strategies
- Adapting curriculum for special fields
- Resources for specialized instruction
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Specialist Courses
6 Courses
AED 015Introduction to Adult Education
Surveys the field of adult education and its unique learner population.
- History of adult education
- Characteristics of adult learners
- Adult education program models
AED 176Information Technology for Adult Learning
Covers technology tools suited to adult and workforce learning environments.
- E-learning platforms for adults
- Technology access considerations
- Blended adult learning models
AED 524Methods of Teaching Adults
Introduces instructional methods tailored to adult learning needs.
- Andragogy principles
- Facilitation techniques
- Designing adult learning activities
AED 649Adult Identity, Culture, and Communication
Explores how identity and culture shape adult learning experiences.
- Cultural influences on learning
- Communication styles in adult education
- Identity development in adulthood
AED 799Issues in Adult Literacy
Examines challenges and strategies related to adult literacy instruction.
- Adult literacy assessment
- Barriers to adult literacy
- Literacy program design
AED 872Social Psychology of Adult Learning
Studies the social and psychological factors influencing adult learners.
- Motivation in adult learners
- Social context of learning
- Psychological barriers to learning
$24,000
Total Program Cost
Fees are billed per term and are subject to change. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment plans are available to students who qualify.
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Admission requires Associate Degree or equivalent credits.
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Complete the online application with your basic and academic details.
An admissions advisor reviews your application and any transfer credit.
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