21. School Of Education Course, P250: General Educational Psychology, Indiana Univer Undergraduate Course Catalog. P250 general educational Psychology. Credit hours,1 4. indiana University School of education 201 North Rose Ave. http://education.indiana.edu/~edfolks/courses/P250.html

Welcome! Professional Resources Support Services Undergraduate Course Catalog P250: General Educational Psychology Credit hours Program area Teacher Education : Educational Psychology Catalog description The study and application of psychological concepts and principles as related to the teaching-learning process; introduction to classroom management; measurement/ evaluation; disability awareness. Campus Bloomington P250 Specific Course Information For class schedules, see insite course offerings. Instructors: Click here to modify information below. Instructor E-mail Address Link(s) Notes Return to top Course Catalog Index School of Education 201 North Rose Ave. Bloomington, IN 47405-1006 Comments: educ@indiana.edu This file was last updated on September 25, 2001 by Theodore Frick 2001, Trustees of Indiana University

22. Indiana University School Of Continuing Studies - The Best In Lifelong Learning UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES Earn an indiana University associate or bachelor'sdegree in general studies on campus or through distance education. http://scs.indiana.edu/

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Enroll year-round in undergraduate distance education courses to complete your degree or enrich your life. Open to students worldwide. Online Undergraduate Courses. UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES Earn an Indiana University associate or bachelor's degree in general studies - on campus or through distance education. Open to students worldwide. ONLINE ASSOCIATE AND BACHELOR'S DEGREES Earn the credits you need for an IU associate or bachelor's degree entirely online! Apply, enroll, and take courses without ever needing to come to a campus. Open to students worldwide. GRADUATE DEGREE Earn a Master of Science in Adult Education through online courses (one on-campus weekend required). Learn up-to-date adult education theories and practices in a collaborative learning environment. HIGH SCHOOL COURSES Enroll year-round in high school distance education courses to supplement your high school or homeschool program. Open to students worldwide. Online High School Courses.

23. [ICPAC] General Social Science general Social Science. http//icpac.indiana.edu/education/educational_programs/58100.xml.printIntroduction. Programs in social science http://icpac.indiana.edu/education/educational_programs/58100.xml.print

General Social Science http://icpac.indiana.edu/education/educational_programs/58100.xml.print Introduction Programs in social science are designed to provide a general liberal arts education, emphasizing social science-related studies such as psychology, political science, anthropology, and sociology. General social science students concentrate on two or more social science areas. Some social science majors take education courses in order to be certified as teachers. Others use the undergraduate general social science program as preparation for graduate study in particular social science fields such as geography or history, or in professional fields such as business administration and law. Many four-year colleges and universities offer bachelor's degree programs in general social sciences, a few offer master's degree programs, and most community colleges offer two-year programs that can be transferred to a four-year college or university. Course Work General social science programs usually include courses in all or most of the following subjects: Anthropology Criminology Economics Geography History Political Science Psychology Sociology Programs usually also require basic courses in physical education, humanities, mathematics, English composition, science, and business. Instruction is by lecture, discussion, readings, research, and report writing. Writing projects are designed to develop basic research and communication skills. Students use computers for research and word processing. Graduation requirements vary. See college catalogs for more information.

24. IU TO ACCEPT GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES FROM ALL IVY TECH CAMPUSES indiana University and Ivy Tech State College announced today (Nov second semesterof 1997-98, all IU campuses will accept 10 general education courses from http://www.iuinfo.indiana.edu/ocm/releases/ivytech.htm

IU TO ACCEPT GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES FROM ALL IVY TECH CAMPUSES BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Indiana University and Ivy Tech State College announced today (Nov. 24) that beginning with the second semester of 1997-98, all IU campuses will accept 10 general education courses from all Ivy Tech sites. According to IU President Myles Brand, prior to this new arrangement, IU required a signed articulation agreement between specific IU and Ivy Tech campuses before course work could be transferred. That policy excluded those Ivy Tech campuses that were not within close proximity to an IU campus. "Now," Brand said, "IU will be able to accept the Ivy Tech course work without the requirement of the articulated agreement." He added, "This agreement comes as good news to all Indiana students who wish to continue their higher education, not to mention the benefits it provides our respective institutions. This cooperative effort between IU and Ivy Tech puts the best interest of students first a primary goal of all institutions of higher learning." Ivy Tech State College President Gerald I. Lamkin echoed Brand's sentiments and said, "Ivy Tech State College thanks Indiana University for this historic agreement and President Brand for his leadership in making it a reality. Students, who now will have greater flexibility in pursuing their higher education objectives, will benefit most from this landmark agreement. However, Ivy Tech believes the agreement also serves the best interests of the two institutions, and will help the state of Indiana realize one of its most critical needs increasing participation in higher education."

25. Indiana University Of Pennsylvania - Academics - Undergraduate Majors Hearing Loss Elementary education English education Family and Consumer Scienceseducation French education K12 general Science education Secondary German http://www.iup.edu/academics/undergraduate_majors.htm

About IUP Academics Giving to IUP Athletics ... Undergraduate Catalog The listing below is of undergraduate degree programs. The links lead to the homepage of the department that sponsors the degree. Academic departments at IUP maintain their own webpages. Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in Education Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Fine Arts ... Alphabetical Listing of All Campus Websites Bachelor of Arts Anthropology (Tracks available: Applied Anthropology, Archaeology, General Anthropology) Art/History Track Art/Studio Asian Studies (minor only) Biology ... Geography (Tracks available: Economic Geographer, Environmental Geographer, General Geography, GIS and Cartographer) German German for International Trade Government and Public Service History ... Music (Tracks available: History and Literature, Music Performance, Theory and Composition) Pan African Studies (minor only) Philosophy Philosophy/Pre-Law Track Physics ... Psychology (Applied Psychology Track available) Religious Studies Sociology (Tracks available: Applied Social Research, General Sociology, Human Services)

26. Indiana Education Information Center High Schools That Work general Information. indiana HSTW Participants. NationalAssociation of Partners in education. Local NAPE Contact Information. http://www.ieic.org/workforce.asp

27. Indiana Education Information Center indiana is currently restructuring its teacher training and for the Advancementof Teacher education (NCATE). on teacher training and licensing in general. http://www.ieic.org/teacher.asp

28. About The Roundtable with making recommendations concerning education to the Governor, Superintendentof Public Instruction, general Assembly, and indiana State Board of education. http://www.edroundtable.state.in.us/about.htm

Appointed and co-chaired by Governor Frank O'Bannon and Superintendent of Public Instruction, Dr. Suellen Reed , Indiana's Education Roundtable serves to improve education for Hoosier students. Composed of equal representation from business/community and education, and additional representatives from the General Assembly, members are appointed for their commitment to improving the state of education in Indiana and as leaders in their respective fields. Meeting on an informal basis in 1998 to begin to focus on critical issues in improving education in Indiana, the Roundtable was formalized through legislation in 1999, now codified at IC 20-1-20.5-1 et seq . The Roundtable was charged with making recommendations concerning education to the Governor, Superintendent of Public Instruction, General Assembly, and Indiana State Board of Education. The Roundtable was given additional responsibilities now set forth in IC 20-10.2 , which include assuming the duties formerly held by the State Standards Task Force. In addition to the expertise of its members, the Roundtable has enlisted the help of nationally renowned experts in an effort to reach the most informed decisions and recommendations.

29. Facilities & Finance Summary of State Funding for K12 and Higher education (1982-83 to 2002-03). Table2 indiana State Operating and Construction Expenditures - general Fund (1984 http://www.che.state.in.us/Facilities & Finance.htm

FACILITIES Historical Summary of Capital Project Authorization for Indiana Public Higher Education Institutions Current Status of Debt on Physical Facilities for Indiana Public Postsecondary Education Historical Summary of Higher Education Facilities APPROPRIATIONS A Summary of Key Historical Data Describing Indiana State Appropriations Historical Summary of Student Fee Base for Indiana Higher Education Institutions A Brief Summary of Historical Faculty Salaries at Public Institutions in Indiana AFFORDABILITY Student Aid Funds in Indiana Indiana Postsecondary Education Full-Time Student Fee Rates Home About the Commission Student Information Visit the Campuses ... Press Releases FACILITIES 1.1 Historical Summary of Capital Project Authorizations for Indiana Public Higher Education Institutions Table Description Table 1: Capital Authorizations and/or Appropriations Table 2: Facilities Funded through State-Appropriated Cash Table 3: Facilities Funded through Bonds (Acts of 1953 and Acts of 1965) Table 4: Facilities Funded through Bonds (Acts of 1953 and Acts of 1965): Institutional Detail Table 5: General Repair and Rehabilitation Formula Funding Table 6: Summary of Capital Projects Authorized by the General Assembly: Chronological Sequence Table 7: Summary of Capital Projects Authorized by the General Assembly: Institutional Sequence Appendix A: Notes on Interpretation of Data and Data Sources 1.2 Indiana Postsecondary Education Facility Debt and Debt Service

30. Indiana Commission For Higher Education Report on Degree Completion and Persistence in indiana Public Postsecondary Education1990 Entering Freshmen Biennial Report to the general Assembly. http://www.che.state.in.us/reprt.htm

Progress Reports Selected Legislation Summaries Indiana Campus Profiles Distance Education Information ... Press Releases Selected Legislation Summaries Summary of Selected Legislation - 2002 - Staff summary of State Legislation from the 2002 Session Summary of Selected Legislation - 2001 - Staff summary of State Legislation from the 2001 Session Summary of Selected Legislation - 2000 - Staff summary of State Legislation from the 2000 Session Summary of Selected Legislation - 1999 - Staff summary of State Legislation from the 1999 Session Summary of Selected Legislation - 1998 - Staff summary of State Legislation from the 1998 Session Summary of Selected Legislation - 1997 - Staff summary of State Legislation from the 1997 Session back to the top Student Information Systems Instruction Manuals 1999-2000 SIS Instruction Manual (right-click logo to save Word file) - Data preparation instructions pertaining to 1999-2000 1998-99 SIS Instruction Manual (right-click logo to save Word file) - Data preparation instructions pertaining to 1998-99 1997-98 SIS Instruction Manual (right-click logo to save Word file) - Data preparation instructions pertaining to 1997-98 1996-97 SIS Instruction Manual - Data preparation instructions pertaining to 1996-97 (applies to 94-95 and 95-96) back to the top s Guidelines, Policies, and Procedures for Developing New Academic Program Proposals

31. Download The General Center Brochure at Ball State University, within the State of indiana, and across Center servicesand publications include, general education programs, the Toolbox Guide to http://web.bsu.edu/ieda/about.asp

Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action What is the Center for Economic and Community Development? How quickly can the Center respond to my needs? ... What is the Center for Economic and Community Development? Established in 1984 by the Indiana General Assembly as the Indiana Economic Development Academy, the Center for Economic and Community Development is a statewide public service unit of Ball State University. The mission of the Center is to help build self-sufficient Indiana communities by increasing the knowledge and ability of development professionals, government officials, and volunteers. With the Center's access to a wealth of human resources and special programs at Ball State University, within the State of Indiana, and across the nation, it can offer a myriad of training and technical assistance in economic and community development. Center services and publications include, general education programs, the Toolbox Guide to Development Funds, customized local and regional education services, economic and community development projects and consulting services, and statewide information dissemination through the Center's WebPages. Back to Top of Page Customized Local and Regional Educational Services The Center works in partnership with local, regional, state and national organizations to develop, organize and present on-site, regional, and statewide education programs in the areas of community and economic development. Programs can be offered on-site, locally and regionally, through video and audio medium, teleconference, and through video conferencing by the Indiana Higher Education Telecommunications System (IHETS). The programs are customized to meet the unique needs of communities and practitioners. Past topics have included:

32. Issues | General Education The goal of indiana State University's general education Program is to providean essential foundation and broad academic base for students in all curricula http://www.aacu.org/issues/generaleducation/promisingmodels.cfm

Promising Models College of Charleston In the fall of 1996 the Faculty Senate of the College of Charleston established an ad hoc committee to initiate and facilitate a three-year campus wide discussion of General Education requirements. A Web site was created to record the progress of this discussion and to provide links to other relevant information both at the College of Charleston and elsewhere. This web site describes the process of transforming General Education at the College of Charleston and links to other campuses' transformation initiatives . Designed as a resource for members of the College of Charleston community, the site provides information useful to other campus practitioners interested in redesigning their General Education programs. Eastern New Mexico University Recipient of the 1997 Pew Leadership Award, Eastern New Mexico University has established an ongoing strategic planning process in order to address priorities, achieve goals, and monitor objectives on a continuing basis. The General Education curriculum at Eastern New Mexico University has been designed to help students develop communication skills; gain a sense of social, ethical, and cultural values; and appreciate the application of these values in society. The institutional mission's focus is to: prepare students for careers and advanced study, impart citizenship and leadership skills and values, support and expand the role of education and excellent teaching at all levels, and enable citizens to respond to a rapidly changing world.

33. Meetings | General Education | Conference Schedule Enlisting Faculty in general education Assessment* William H. Bruening, Professorof Professor of Mathematical Sciences all of indiana University Purdue http://www.aacu.org/meetings/gened2003/genedprogram.cfm

Network for Academic Renewal Conference General Education: Goals, Strategies, and Assessments for Powerful Learning February 27 - March 1, 2003 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Preliminary Program Track I: Program Designs for Powerful Learning This track will explore ways to frame a comprehensive vision for greater student accomplishment and examples of successful innovations that are attuned to campus culture and values. Track II: Charting Processes, Strategies, and Politics for General Education Reform* This track will discuss how to implement the relationships, processes, and leadership structures that are central to achieving and sustaining quality general education programs during times of limited resources. Track III: Connecting General Education and the Majors General education typically flounders when departments are not on board. This track will explore ways of aligning general education and departmental goals so that both parts work together to foster higher levels of student engagement and accomplishment. Track IV: Designing an Assessment Strategy* This track will look at how the goals of general education can be identified, understood, better evaluated, and tied to program improvement.

34. Document Library: Subject Index Policy education education, Adult education, Art education, Workers' Electric MichiganForeign Policy Fort Wayne, indiana general Electric general http://newdeal.feri.org/texts/subject.htm

Documents Photos Features Classroom ... Search Subject Index Search By: Date Author Publisher/Collection Advertisements ... Youth Advertisements "Be Careful of the Candle, Son!" ( Advertisement "Better, Jean? Listen" ( Advertisement ... Advertisement African Americans "12,000,000 Black Voices"A Folk History of the Negro In the United States A Dream, A Quarter Century, A Reality! How the Urban League Has Served A Negro in the CCC Abolish Jim Crow! ... Will the New Deal Be A Square Deal For the Negro? Agricultural Adjustment Administration A Valley to Hold To Black Cotton Farmers and the AAA Extemporaneous Address On A.A.A. to Farm Groups Salvation for the Tenant Farmer ... United States v. Butler, 297 U.S. 1 (1936) Agricultural Labor Again the Covered Wagon An Open Letter to Rex Tugwell Berry Picker Berry Picking and Relief ... You're Gonna Have Lace Curtains Agricultural Policy Address at Atlanta, Georgia Agricultural Policy and Abundance Black Cotton Farmers and the AAA Extemporaneous Address On A.A.A. to Farm Groups ... What Hope For The Rural Negro? Agriculture "Agriculture," from

35. Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Through a variety of distance education courses, indiana UniversityPurdue UniversityFort Whether you are looking for a general education course or wanting to http://www.ipfw.edu/dlearning/

D IPFW Continuing Studies DL Course Info: Before you register... Spring 2003 Summer 2003 Fall 2003 WebCT Support: Computing from Anywhere Technical Requirements Download Information On-line Student User Guide Resources: Using Testing Services Student Services Indiana College Network Click here to access your WebCT Internet classes For course information click on a semester link on the left. Plan ahead! Activate your lab account Registered students only: Submit your email here Through a variety of distance education courses, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) offers a range of educational opportunities that meet the changing needs and lifestyles of today's student. Using multiple distance learning technologies, such as cable television, videotape, teleconferencing and the Internet, IPFW professors link to students with courses that are thought provoking, dynamic and will help you pursue your academic goals. Whether you are looking for a general education course or wanting to complete a certificate program in Electronic Communication, taking a distance education course will take you far beyond the boundaries of the traditional educational environment and put the world of higher education within your reach.

36. Untitled Document Dr. Suellen Reed, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, the indiana Departmentof education, and the indiana general Assembly have made a renewed http://goal.ncrel.org/litweb/docs/indiana.htm

Dr. Suellen Reed, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, the Indiana Department of Education, and the Indiana General Assembly have made a renewed commitment to reading achievement that began in 1997. Over the last three years, legislative initiatives and administrative programs have been established to address a wide array of reading and literacy issues. The policy areas that have been addressed include: new academic standards for reading, research-based early intervention programs, replenishment of school library printed materials, diagnostic reading assessments, phonics curriculum guidance, evaluation of beginning elementary teachers reading instruction skills, and increased support for adult education programs. 1. Reading and Literacy Initiative for a Better Indiana With the endorsement of 26 statewide reading and education associations, the Indiana General Assembly supported the Indiana Department of Education's 1997 Reading and Literacy Initiative for a Better Indiana by appropriating $14 million for new grant programs. Specifically, these funds were targeted for the Early Intervention Reading Grant program ($8 million), the School Library Printed Materials grant ($4 million), and adequate funding for the state's adult education programs ($2 million).

37. IUB Physics Education Research 3 (indiana University, January 1979, updated 11/97, pdf Hake, Lessons From the Physicseducation-ReformEffort RR Hake, The general Population's Ignorance of http://physics.indiana.edu/~hake/

RESEARCH IN PHYSICS EDUCATION Department of Physics Indiana University, Bloomington Richard Hake Around 1980, after spending 30-years as a hard-core condensed-matter-physics researcher (low-temperature physics, electronic properties, superconductivity, magnetism, cryogenics), I hit a pedagogical wall in attempting to convey physics to prospective elementary teachers. After (a) discussions with Arnold Arons and (b) discovering that standard instruction was as ineffective for science as for elementary-education majors, I gradually became involved in a development, dissemination, and research program to improve introductory physics education at the local, state, and national levels. For a summary and complete bibliography of both condensed-matter and educational research see [ VITA-052200.pdf, 48K ]. For publications which are available online, in addition to those listed below, see the SDI lab page."Some of this work has been done in the context of the physics department's General Physics I course, P201, for science (but not physics) majors, enrolling primarily pre-meds and pre-health professionals SDI Socratic Dialogue Inducing Labs REDCUBE Research Development and Change in Undergraduate Biology Education SDI The development has consisted in the instruction of introductory physics courses with various innovations emphasizing interactive engagement of students, primarily Socratic Dialogue Inducing (SDI) laboratories. Ten SDI lab manuals on introductory mechani cs, most of them with accompanying teacher's guides, have now been developed. Much of this material is now available both in hard copy and electronically:

38. REDCUBE Home Page including 124 relevant to general scienceeducation useful to teachers and educationresearchers, and Emeritus Professor of Physics, indiana University; 24245 http://physics.indiana.edu/~redcube

REDCUBE home page REDCUBE: Research, Development, and Change in Undergraduate Biology Education: A Web Guide for Non-Biologists [pdf, 9/8/99, 377K] Why REDCUBE? Although physics-education research offers mounting evidence for the relative effectiveness of interactive-engagement methods, only a tiny percentage of physics faculty have thus far embraced such strategies. Although no statistics seem to be available, it would appear that the pace of educational reform in biology is more rapid than that in physics. Then too, the work in biology-education research sometimes reflects a deeper understanding of human nature and cognition than is generally found in its physics counterpart. REDCUBE provides physicists and other non-biologists with a web window on the wonderful world of biology-education research and reform. It contains 47 biology-educator profiles; 446 references (including 124 relevant to general science-education reform); and 490 hot-linked URL's on (a) Biology Associations, (b) Biology Teacher's Web Sites, (c) Scientific Societies and Projects (not confined to Biology), (d) Higher Education, (e) Cognitive Science and Psychology, (f) U.S. Government, and (g) Searches and Directories. The references and URL's may be generally useful to teachers and education researchers, and provide some ideas for improving research and hastening reform. Richard R. Hake

39. General Information general INFORMATION indiana University South Bend is a comprehensive public universityoffering postsecondary education through the master’s level. http://www.iusb.edu/~acadaff/bulletin/gradbull01/mission.htm

Index Table of Contents Graduate Courses Indiana University South Bend - Graduate Bulletin 2001-2003 GENERAL INFORMATION Indiana University South Bend is a comprehensive public university offering post-secondary education through the master’s level. MISSION STATEMENT Indiana University South Bend provides a learning and working environment that attracts and retains students, faculty, and staff; fully develops and challenges individual talents throughout the community; encourages free and spirited collaboration; and maintains a commitment to quality, integrity, and academic freedom. COMMITMENTS To fulfill this mission, Indiana University South Bend pledges the following: TO STUDENTS AND ALUMNI Prepare students to be successful in their chosen professions, valued citizens and leaders within their communities, individually enriched by their studies and the spirit of discovery. Provide and maintain academic programs of depth, quality, and value that challenge the abilities of all students. Develop and maintain a student-centered environment, focusing academic programs, policies, procedures, scheduling, and planning on how best to serve students. Attract and sustain a student body that reflects the diversity of the community.

40. General Information general Information. indiana University South Bend is a comprehensive publicuniversity offering a postsecondary education through the masters level. http://www.iusb.edu/~acadaff/bulletin/bulletin2000/mission.html

INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTH BEND 2000 - 2002 BULLETIN Indiana University South Bend General Information Indiana University South Bend is a comprehensive public university offering a post-secondary education through the masters level. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION OFFICE: ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 248C PHONE: (219) 237-4384 INTERNET ADDRESS: www.iusb.edu/~aaoffice/ Indiana University pledges to continue its commitment to the achievement of equal opportunity within the university and throughout American society as a whole. In this regard, Indiana University will recruit, hire, promote, educate, and provide services to persons based upon their individual qualifications. Indiana University prohibits discrimination based on arbitrary consideration of such characteristics as age, color, disability, ethnicity, gender, marital status, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status. Indiana University shall take affirmative action, positive and extraordinary, to overcome the discriminatory effects of traditional policies and procedures with regard to the disabled, minorities, women, and Vietnam-era veterans. The Affirmative Action Office monitors the university’s policies and assists individuals who have questions or problems related to discrimination.

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