EEOL 333 - Engineering and Mathematics in the Elementary Classrooms

(4 credits)

This course explores the foundational integration of engineering and mathematics in the elementary classroom. Through hands-on, inquiry-based learning, candidates will examine how engineering principles and mathematical practices intersect to solve real-world problems. Emphasis will be placed on the engineering design process, spatial reasoning, patterns and relationships, data and measurement, and equitable access to STEM learning. Candidates will design, implement, and assess standards-based learning experiences that promote conceptual understanding and problem-solving. Prerequisite: EEOL 320 - Ethnographers of Language in Primary Classrooms . Corequisites: EEOL 330 - Science and Technology in the Elementary Classrooms and EEOL 335 - STEM Field Experience: Collaborations, Instruction & Student Learning. Grade only. Offered annually (usually summer session).

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