Wright State University

Education in a Democracy - 26783 - ED 2100 - 05	3.00	Credits
Explores how education can develop and sustain a democratic citizenry through teaching self-awareness, civil dialogue, critical thinking, information literacy, viewpoint diversity, civic engagement, and respect for difference across diverse identities in a global society.

Spring 2025/Full Term	Dayton Campus	College of Health, Education & Human Services
Undergraduate	Lecture Schedule Type	Traditional Instructional Method

Note: This is a service-learning course and requires service in the form of tutoring K-6 students who are underrepresented in terms of race/ethnicity. Locations will vary, but will include local elementary schools, community centers and other related locations where students need and/or are seeking academic assistance. Students will tutor two hours per week for a minimum of 20 hours per semester. Students will need to provide their own transportation, though it may be possible to share rides with classmates. Students will need to obtain a background check. Instructor will share the process during class.


Attributes: Face-to-Face, Gen Ed Core Course Pre 2025, Multicultural Competency, See CRN Link for details, Service Learning

Registration Availability

	Capacity	Actual	Remaining
Seats	31	28	3
Waitlist Seats	100	0	100

Scheduled Meeting Times

Type	Time	Days	Where	Date Range	Schedule Type	Instructors
Class	12:30 pm - 3:10 pm	T	Oelman 303	Jan 13, 2025 - May 03, 2025	Lecture	Colleen Saxen (P)

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