Courses
Are you interested in taking a course related to character education or social responsibility? There is a range of courses offered at Boston University’s School of Education that may be just right for you. For the most up to date course offerings please go to https://www.bu.edu/link/bin/uiscgi_studentlink.pl/1313199282?ModuleName=univschs.pl. Below are brief descriptions of several recommended courses:
SED ED 214 Educating Global Citizens: Learn and act. Explore conflict resolution by studying current global events and teaching Boston-area high school students the “experiential education” approach to successful mediation. As a final project, small groups author new, original geo-political case studies they employ in high school classrooms, gaining an in-depth understanding of how to teach the origins, potential consequences and solutions to global issues facing us today.
SED IE 603 Project Analysis and Planning for Urban Educational Development: The course is designed as a workshop in which students learn a set of planning techniques and apply these techniques in the design of real projects or programs of their own choosing. Emphasis is on showing how a proposed development project can be expected to contribute, at some level, to the resolution of an important social problem and designing a persuasive project proposal.

