Introduction to Education I  (BUS1040D)

Education 1100 provides an introduction to teaching as a profession in the American educational system. Students will participate in authentic experiences, including 15 clock hours of field observations in a K-12 school setting. Students will explore, reflect, and begin to develop the skills necessary to become an elementary or secondary educator. The class offers a variety of perspectives on education, including historical, philosophical, social, legal, and ethical issues in a diverse society. In addition to practical experiences, students will learn about the organization and structure of our school system. Dual credit opportunity is available through this course.

Guest Speakers
Intro to Education has welcomed numerous guest speakers throughout the semester to provide insight into the vast opportunities and positions in the field of education.

​The photo to the left shows Indian Prairie School District 204 Superintendent Dr. Kathy Birkett speaking to students about her career path and love for her work. The class has also heard from NV Principal Dr. Bob McBride, Assistant Principal Mr. Dave Perry, Social Worker Ms. Pam Witt, IPEA Union President Ms. Val Dranias, and Business Education Teacher Mr. Joe Moreau.

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