Brigham Young University. Department of Instructional Science (1976-1984)
Administrative History
The Department of Instructional Science (1976-1984) was a teaching unit at Brigham Young University.
The department was established in 1976 within the College of Education, and was responsible for responsible for instruction in pedagogy, instructional design, technology, and instructional psychology. The department offered a range of master's and Ph.D. degrees. Department chairs included Harvey B. Black (1976-1978) and Grant V. Harrison (1978-1984). In 1984 the department was reorganized as the Department of Curriculum and Instructional Science.
Citation:
BYU Organizational History Project, via WWW, Apr. 2, 2014 (Department of Instructional Science; est. 1976 in College of Education; responsible for instruction in pedagogy, instructional design, technology, and instructional psychology; offered master's and Ph.D. degrees; chairs, Harvey B. Black (1976-1978) and Grant V. Harrison (1978-1984); reorganized as Department of Curriculum and Instructional Science, 1984; another later unit with same name created in 1986)Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Department of Instructional Science course records, 1955-1982
Contains guidebooks, articles, and course notes, as well as notes on instructor evaluation. Materials approximately date from between 1955 and 1982.
Department of Instructional Science policies and procedures, 1955-1981
Contains instructional policies and procedures, including such subjects as budgeting, grading, evaluations, and orientations. Also includes policy development and precedence in individual cases. Materials approximately date from between 1955 and 1981.
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