Undergraduate Minor in Education

Department of Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Assessment

About the Program

Our 15-unit Minor in Education offers our undergraduate students the opportunity to become professional practitioners in education even if they are not majoring in education. Through our carefully designed courses, they can acquire the competences essential for effective teaching and explore education as a career.
Any student enrolled in an undergraduate program in the Loyola Schools of the Ateneo de Manila may apply for this minor. 
If they take an additional 3 units with our electives and complete a total of 18 units of education courses, they will be qualified to take the Licensure Exam for Teachers (LET).

 

Curriculum

Required Subjects (15 Units)

  • EDUC 101 Fundamentals of Education
  • EDUC 130 Principles and Methods of Teaching
  • EDUC 132 Educational Psychology
  • EDUC 145 Classroom Assessment

Electives (3 Units)

  • EDUC 130.3 Practice Teaching or
  • EDUC 140 Curriculum Development

Course Descriptions

EDUC 101 Fundamentals of Education

The objective of the course is to provide students with basic knowledge of theories, principles, and concepts in education. It also aims to give a frame of reference for understanding current issues and problems in the field of education.

 

EDUC 130 Principles and Methods of Teaching

The course is designed to help prospective teachers explore and reflect on the process of becoming an effective teacher. It also introduces the student to the different techniques of teaching in the different areas, preparation of lessons, the use of instructional materials and media, and classroom management.


EDUC 132 Educational Psychology

The course is a study of human learning, development, and motivation. It focuses on translating learning theories, concepts, and principles into workable applications for any teaching-learning situation.

 

EDUC 145 Classroom Assessment

This course aims to (1) provide prospective teachers with basic knowledge of assessment principles that specifically relate to instruction: (2) develop skills in constructing classroom tests and assessments that measure a variety of learning outcomes: (3) gain competence in administering and interpreting test results.


EDUC 130.3 Practice Teaching

The course is designed to familiarize students with guidelines and principles of teaching. The student works with a cooperating teacher in the classroom to familiarize himself/herself with different teacher roles and school and classroom routines.


EDUC 140 Curriculum Development

This course is an introduction to the basic principles of curriculum planning, design, and
implementation.


Department of Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Assessment

310 3F Social Sciences Building
Ateneo de Manila University
Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights, 1108 Quezon City, Philippines

Telephone
+63(2)8426-6001 ext 5230 to 5231

Email
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