Principles of the Education Program

Five major objectives have been defined under the three pillars: Preparation, Reflection
and Transformation that graduates are required to demonstrate:

1. Understanding of How Students Learn and How they Differ
2. Knowledge of What to Teach
3. Demonstration of How to Teach Effectively
4. Effective Implementation of Technology
5. Continuous Personal and Professional Growth
   

Graduates of the Education Program at Calumet College of St. Joseph will be prepared to:

1. Demonstrate competency in core knowledge and skills essential to the various
   disciplines: English, mathematics, theology, philosophy, humanities, sciences, social
   sciences, and the fine arts.
2. Demonstrate competency as skilled, reflective teaching professionals, cognizant of
   their role in transforming self, students, and community.
3. Demonstrate knowledge of current standards (INTASC, NCTM, etc.) theories and
   theorists that establish the framework for educational methodology and pedagogy
   for a diverse student population.
4. Develop a deep respect for the values inherent in various religions, educational, and
   cultural traditions.
5. Develop a commitment to life-long spiritual and professional growth with an
   understanding of one’s own system of values and ethics.
6. Develop personal responsibility to transform society for the common good based on
   values and principles that insure social justice.
7. Demonstrate integration of reflection, analysis, evaluation, synthesis, and
   communication skills in problem solving situations.
8. Collaborate with community resources and services to provide quality educational
   experiences and opportunities to meet the future needs of all students.
9. Incorporate the best media and technology in planning, organizing, and assessing
   student needs.
10. Demonstrate professional skills and educational leadership in addressing evolving
    educational

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