COURSE CURRICULUM

The Curriculum, Teaching and Learning program offers a variety of courses designed to deepen students’ understanding of educational theories, practices, and research. Courses such as EDUB 7000, Contemporary Perspectives and Practices in Arts Education, explore innovative approaches in arts education, while EDUB 7492 focuses on Recent Advances in Mathematics and Science Education, highlighting the latest developments in these critical subjects. Curriculum development is emphasized through courses like EDUB 7530, which covers Curriculum Development and Implementation in Language and Literacy, and EDUB 7550, which examines Curriculum from Historical Perspectives and Contemporary Implications. Students also engage with diverse social, cultural, and political theories in EDUB 7580, focusing on Second Language Acquisition. EDUB 7720 introduces holistic and integrative curriculum and pedagogy, encouraging contemplative and well-rounded educational approaches. Research skills are cultivated in EDUA 7830, Engaging with Research in Education, preparing students to critically analyze and contribute to educational scholarship. The program also values Indigenous knowledge, offering EDUB 7930, which centers on Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, Inuit) Ways of Knowing in Curriculum, Teaching and Learning. Together, these courses provide a comprehensive foundation for students committed to innovative, inclusive, and reflective education practices.