Spring 2008

Name: Social Issues in Education
Description: This course introduces students to a number of socioeconomic factors that influence the performance of educational institutions. The social factors to be studied will be family economic issues, educational policies, crime, and allocation of resources. The assumption of this course is that before considering a career in education one needs to examine the social issues which inform educational practices. One of the goals of this course is to provide an opportunity for students to make comparisons between different societies and how they respond to various social challenges. This course is intended to engage students by providing a direct immersion experience where they are forced to examine the social issues which influence how schools can function.
Credits: 6.0
Semester: Winter/Spring 2008
Instructor: Allyson Larkin
Schedules: (None)
Tuition: $924.00
This tuition applies to domestic full-time students. Tuitions for international, senior, and auditing students may vary.
Fees: (None)