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EU 503

Learning Theories

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In this course, students will analyze learning theories from psychological, socio-cultural, and physiological disciplines, and explore how theories are applied in educational contexts across the lifespans. Students will examine learning from biological, behavioural, cognitive and socio-cultural lenses to gain insights into origins and concomitants of students' educational experiences and achievement. Prerequisites: Part-time MEd students must take EU501 and EU502 prior to taking EU503. Co-requisites: Full-time MEd students will take EU501, EU502 and EU503 in their first term.

In this course, students will analyze learning theories from psychological, socio-cultural, and physiological disciplines, and explore how theories are applied in educational contexts across the lifespans. Students will examine learning from biological, behavioural, cognitive and socio-cultural lenses to gain insights into origins and concomitants of students' educational experiences and achievement. Prerequisites: Part-time MEd students must take EU501 and EU502 prior to taking EU503. Co-requisites: Full-time MEd students will take EU501, EU502 and EU503 in their first term.

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In this course, students will analyze learning theories from psychological, socio-cultural, and physiological disciplines, and explore how theories are applied in educational contexts across the lifespans. Students will examine learning from biological, behavioural, cognitive and socio-cultural lenses to gain insights into origins and concomitants of students' educational experiences and achievement. Prerequisites: Part-time MEd students must take EU501 and EU502 prior to taking EU503. Co-requisites: Full-time MEd students will take EU501, EU502 and EU503 in their first term.


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Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Graduate (GR)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Degrees:

Master of Education (MED)

EU 503

Learning Theories

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In this course, students will analyze learning theories from psychological, socio-cultural, and physiological disciplines, and explore how theories are applied in educational contexts across the lifespans. Students will examine learning from biological, behavioural, cognitive and socio-cultural lenses to gain insights into origins and concomitants of students' educational experiences and achievement. Prerequisites: Part-time MEd students must take EU501 and EU502 prior to taking EU503. Co-requisites: Full-time MEd students will take EU501, EU502 and EU503 in their first term.

In this course, students will analyze learning theories from psychological, socio-cultural, and physiological disciplines, and explore how theories are applied in educational contexts across the lifespans. Students will examine learning from biological, behavioural, cognitive and socio-cultural lenses to gain insights into origins and concomitants of students' educational experiences and achievement. Prerequisites: Part-time MEd students must take EU501 and EU502 prior to taking EU503. Co-requisites: Full-time MEd students will take EU501, EU502 and EU503 in their first term.

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In this course, students will analyze learning theories from psychological, socio-cultural, and physiological disciplines, and explore how theories are applied in educational contexts across the lifespans. Students will examine learning from biological, behavioural, cognitive and socio-cultural lenses to gain insights into origins and concomitants of students' educational experiences and achievement. Prerequisites: Part-time MEd students must take EU501 and EU502 prior to taking EU503. Co-requisites: Full-time MEd students will take EU501, EU502 and EU503 in their first term.


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