Purdue University students combine course work with the opportunity
to teach students in a bilingual elementary school in Zamorano,
two bilingual secondary schools in Tegucigalpa, observe and teach
activities in local rural schools, and visit historic sites in
Honduras. In the future this program could expand to involve
Honduran educators at the university level as well as students and
teachers.
The Program in Honduras is focused on
Block I (EDCI 205 and EDCI 285- SA10403) or Independent Research
(EDCI 490- SA10403) for Undergraduates (Elementary, Special
Education, Social Studies and Secondary Majors). For Graduate
Students Multicultural Education (EDCI 585-SA59000), and/or
Independent Research (EDCI 590-SA59000) or Seminar in Curriculum
Studies (EDCI 684-SA59000) are available. Students obtain a total of
6 or 7credits.
These study abroad credits also count
towards a Global Studies Minor
opportunity. For more information, please go to:
http://www.education.purdue.edu/advising/pdf/65547_Global_Studies_Minor.pdf
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SCHOLARSHIPS FOR
STUDY ABROAD
Some scholarships are available from International Programs- apply
through the Study Abroad website.
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Amanda Wicinski, Graduate Student, Narrative of Trip (2003)
Kathy Evans, Block I
Student Presentation on Honduras
(2004)
Amanda Fox,
Student Presentation on Honduras
(2005)
Delphina Hopkins-Gillispie Honduras Study Abroad Handbook (2005)
Honduras PowerPoint Presentation, Sherry DeMik (2006)
Slide 1
Maymester Pictures (2007)
Maymester 2008 SlideshowHonduras08.ppt
Maymester 2009
MaymesterHonduras09[1].ppt
