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Education · Undergraduate

EDUC 530 · Methods in Teaching Language and Literacy (TK-6) I

3 credit hours

Description

Study of structured, evidence-based literacy instruction for K–6 learners across the five domains of literacy: foundational skills, meaning making, language development, effective expression, and content knowledge. Students examine current research and apply instructional practices that support students in developing scaffolded literacy skills. The course emphasizes alignment with California content standards and literacy teaching performance expectations (TPE 7). Students design tiered instruction, implement formative assessments, and engage in reflective practice to support the development of equitable and effective early literacy skills.

Catalog notes

  • Requires Fieldwork. Carries graduate-level credit.

At a glance

Code
EDUC 530
Credits
3
Level
Undergraduate
Field
Education
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