Richard Farber

Professor

Richard Farber received his AB in History from Penn State University and his M.Ed and Ed.D in Educational Administration (The Administration of Higher Education) from Temple University . Richard regularly teaches courses in Educational Administration, Secondary Education, and Educational Foundations.

Specific courses taught in Educational Administration include:

• EDAD 688, Practicum/Seminar in Educational Leadership
• EDAD 617, Advanced School Leadership
• EDAD 525, Introduction to Educational Leadership
• SUPV 520, Staff Supervision
• CURR 514, Curriculum Theory and Practice
• SUPV 651, Supervision of Adult/Community Education

Courses taught in Secondary Education and Educational Foundations include:

• SCED 694, Internship I
• SCED 597, Issues in Secondary Education
• SCED 695, Internship II (Student Teaching)
• SCED 590, Methods of Teaching Social Studies and English
• EFN 399, Junior Year Pedagogy in Secondary Schools
• SED 498, Collaborative Capstone for Professional Inquiry
  
• EDFN 500, Foundations of Education
• EDFN 520, Social Problems in Education
• EDFN 521, Cultural Foundations of Education

Additional courses and workshops taught:

• Correctional Education
• International Education.

Research areas include: Teaching Strategies; Classroom Discipline; Administrative Accountability; Service Learning; and Correctional Education.