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Learners and Learning Science
School of Education
About This Course
WGU Catalog 2026-03Learners and Learning Science provides WGU students with a deep understanding of the science behind learning processes. This course covers a broad spectrum of topics pertaining to the science of learning, including cognitive development, learning theories, neuroscience in education, and the impact of developmental milestones on learning. Students will explore how these concepts apply to learning environments and educational levels, from early childhood through adolescence. The course emphasizes evidence-based practices and the practical application of learning science principles, equipping students with strategies to enhance learning outcomes and student engagement. This course aims to empower educators to create more effective, inclusive, and engaging learning experiences for all learners.
Official catalog text — WGU-authored.
First in catalog2024-09StatusActiveCurrent degrees16Total degree appearances16
Included in Current Degrees (16)
- Bachelor of Arts, Educational Studies in Elementary Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Educational Studies in Mild to Moderate Exceptionalities Special Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Educational Studies in Secondary Biological Science Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Educational Studies in Secondary Chemistry Science Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Educational Studies in Secondary Earth Science Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Educational Studies in Secondary Mathematics Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Educational Studies in Secondary Physics Science Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Educational Studies in Special and Elementary Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Elementary Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Special Education and Elementary Education (Dual Licensure)
- Bachelor of Arts, Special Education, Mild to Moderate
- Bachelor of Science, Mathematics Education (Secondary)
- Bachelor of Science, Science Education (Secondary Biological Science)
- Bachelor of Science, Science Education (Secondary Chemistry)
- Bachelor of Science, Science Education (Secondary Earth Science)
- Bachelor of Science, Science Education (Secondary Physics)