Educational Sciences - Department Programs

Bachelor’s Programs
  • Early Childhood Education
  • Child Education
Associate Diploma Programs
  • Sharia Sciences
Postgraduate Programs
  • Educational Administration

Master’s Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)
Knowledge PLO1 To demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of scientific research methods and apply them effectively in professional contexts.
PLO2 To critically analyze, evaluate, and apply contemporary theories and approaches in educational administration.
PLO3 To audit the components of school operations based on appropriate preparation and professional training.
Skills PLO4 To apply scientific research methods and tools to address administrative challenges within educational institutions effectively.
PLO5 To design and develop educational programs based on sound preparation and professional standards.
PLO6 To analyze contemporary intellectual and scientific frameworks in educational administration by applying major theories and their models.
Competences PLO7 To identify educational problems in general, and those related to the field of specialization in particular and propose practical and effective solutions.
PLO8 To demonstrate professional engagement within educational institutions and contribute to the development of positive attitudes toward the profession.
PLO9 To integrate and apply contemporary theories and approaches in educational administration to real-world contexts, while demonstrating the ability to adapt to and anticipate emerging trends.

Learning Outcomes / Objectives
Course Po1 Po2 Po3 Po4 Po5 Po6 Po7 Po8 Po9
To equip students with a solid foundation in educational administration, including key theories, concepts, and practices, essential for effective management of educational institutions, thereby preparing a generation of educational leaders capable of responding to societal needs. X X
To develop students’ understanding of scientific research methodologies and enable them to apply these methods effectively in educational contexts. X X
To foster positive attitudes and professional values toward work in educational institutions, enhancing students’ readiness for the workplace. X
To train students to design, develop, and implement educational programs in accordance with professional standards. X
To train students to evaluate school operations and institutional performance using systematic and evidence-based approaches. X X
To enable students to analyze educational issues in general and those related to their field of specialization in particular, and to propose appropriate solutions. X X
To develop students’ ability to apply scientific research tools and methodologies in addressing administrative challenges within educational institutions. X X

Early Childhood Program — Learning Outcomes
Knowledge PLO1 To demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the principles of education and instruction in Jordan, particularly at the early childhood stage.
PLO2 To apply diverse student assessment methods across all developmental domains and effectively address learners’ needs and challenges.
PLO3 To demonstrate in-depth knowledge of child development processes during early childhood.
PLO4 To employ higher-order thinking skills to solve educational and instructional problems using scientific and systematic approaches.
Skills PLO5 To apply appropriate teaching skills, including lesson design, planning, implementation, and evaluation
PLO6 To utilize modern technological tools and digital resources to support learning and acquire new knowledge within the field of specialization.
PLO7 To apply research, statistical, and educational assessment skills effectively in educational contexts.
PLO8 To apply education theories in alignment with children’s developmental stages and individual characteristics, integrating appropriate instructional activities.
PLO9 To establish and maintain positive professional relationships with school administration, colleagues, students, and their families.
PL10 To apply scientific approaches and contemporary instructional strategies in teaching practice.
Competences PL11 To implement modern instructional programs and methods to develop students’ higher-order thinking skills.
PL12 To design and prepare integrated instructional plans for individual learning experiences.
PLO13 To provide diverse educational opportunities that foster multiple skill development, encourage self-directed learning, and promote lifelong learning and personal growth.
PLO14 To provide educational and pedagogical opportunities and experiences that foster motivation for self-directed learning and promote continuous self-development.
PLO15 To provide a positive, supportive, and safe classroom environment that enhances effective learning and student well-being.
PLO16 To pursue continuous self-development academically, technically, and professionally.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLO) Matrix
Course Po1 Po2 Po3 Po4 Po5 Po6 Po7 Po8 Po9 Po10 Po11 Po12 Po13 Po14 Po15 Po16 Po17
Field Training (Practicum) X X X X X X X X X
Art and Music Education in Early Childhood X X
Development of Scientific and Mathematical Concepts in Early Childhood X X X X X X X X X
Religious, Social, and Ethical Concepts in Early Childhood X X
Teaching Strategies in Kindergarten X X X X X X
Contemporary Social Issues in Early Childhood X X X
Measurement and Evaluation in Education X X X X
Early Childhood Curricula X X X X
Children's Literature
Digital Media in Early Childhood X X X X X
Play in Early Childhood X
Development of Reading and Writing Readiness Skills for Kindergarten Children X X X
The Family and the Child's Socialization X X X
Cognitive and Linguistic Development in Early Childhood X X X
Organization of the Learning Environment X X X X
Development Theories and Their Educational Applications X X
Scientific Research Methods in Early Childhood X X
Drama and Theatre in Early Childhood
Scientific Research Methods in Early Childhood
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