Course # RDLT52300

Foundations and Methods of Teaching Content Area Reading and Intermediate-Adolescent Literacy

This course addresses the foundations, theories, materials, and practical applications of strategies applicable to reading instruction in grades 4-12 and the content area fields. Emphasis is on functional techniques for improving student reading performance in the upper grades and incorporating reading instructional approaches into subject matter instruction. This course has a 10-hour field work clinical component that requires a candidate to reflect upon strategy use in the classroom, to administer and report on an intermediate to secondary student assessment and to observe and interview a teacher at the intermediate to secondary level.

Students will be required to apply the the Lewis graduate school prior to the start of this class. Please contact Sarah Baumbach for information on this. There will also be a $100.00 technology fee charged directly by Lewis per term.

TIDE Cohort
All Educators
3
Yes
Lewis University
No refund is offered to students withdrawing after the first day of class. A $40.00 fee will be charged if cancellation is made seven or fewer working days prior to the first class. Full refunds are made when enrollment is not sufficient to offer the course. Please note that there is a Technology fee every semester of $100.00 that will also need to be paid directly to Lewis University.

Course Sessions