DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION |
COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT POLICY |
| GENERAL PURPOSE & SCOPE The James G. Gee Library collection supports the curriculum and research needs of undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty in the subject area of Elementary Education. The elementary education curriculum includes three areas of emphasis: elementary education; early childhood education; and reading. In elementary education, the curriculum includes effective teaching, integrated learning (math, science, social studies, language arts), classroom management, educational technology, multicultural education, bilingual education, research design, assessment, language acquisition. In early childhood education, the curriculum includes child development, curriculum design, learning environments, performing arts, communication skills, classroom management. In reading, the curriculum includes reading and literacy, word analysis, prescriptive and developmental reading, reading problems, reading research. The major at the undergraduate level is interdisciplinary studies in elementary education. The majors at the master’s level are elementary education, early childhood education, reading. The major at the doctoral level (Ed.D.) is supervision, curriculum, and instruction. State certification and endorsement programs at the undergraduate and master’s levels are accredited by the State Board for Educator Certification. GENERAL SUBJECT BOUNDARIES GENERAL SUBJECT BOUNDARIES Library of Congress Classification Areas of Collection – Elementary Education
Deselection/weeding is based on relevance, research value, and condition of existing materials. LANGUAGES GEOGRAPHIC AREAS FORMATS OF MATEIALS COLLECTED/DELIVERY OF MATERIALS TYPES OF MATERIALS COLLECTED FORMATS OF MATERIALS COLLECTED/DELIVERY OF MATERIALS SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AND MANUSCRIPTS OTHER RESOURCES AVAILABLE CREATION DATE REVISION HISTORY BIBLIOGRAPHER |