EDA 636 - Education Policy, Systems, and Community Leadership
1021134
Delivery Options
Online
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Course Description
Candidates will be provided an overview of the role of educational leaders in influencing political, social, economic, legal and cultural contexts affecting education. This course will address how leaders develop greater public understanding of education policy and how leaders use their understanding of social, cultural, economic, and political contexts to shape policies so every student graduates ready for college and career. Additionally, participants will learn how to successfully engage with governing board, district, local leaders and the broader community to influence policies that benefit students and support the improvement of teaching and learning.Notes
Course Selection Instructions
- Identify Your Enrollment Term:
- Fall
- Spring
- Summer
- Choose Courses Based on Your Term:
- Fall: Enroll in courses with section numbers ending in 100 (e.g., EDA 631-100).
- Spring: Select courses with section numbers ending in 200 (e.g., EDA 631-200).
- Summer: Choose courses with section numbers ending in 300 (e.g., EDA 631-300).
- Avoid Mixing Terms: Enroll only in sections that match your enrollment term, even if multiple options are available. Example: A student who starts their program in the Fall should select a course such as "EDA 634 - 100," where "100" indicates it’s offered in the Fall term. If multiple sections are available, they may also consider "EDA 634 - 101" or "EDA 634 - 102," which are sequential offerings of the same course.
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Eligible candidates must have an approved application on file in order to enroll in this course
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