Licensure Programs for Those Seeking
an Initial License to Teach
All programs of study lead to a baccalaureate degree
and/or an "A" teaching license. They include:
B.A. in Child &
Family Development
Birth-Kindergarten licensure option
B.A. in Elementary Education
(grades K-6)
Students choose one concentration or one minor
B.A. in Middle Grades Education
(grades 6-9)
Students choose two of the following concentrations:
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English/Language arts
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Mathematics
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Science
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Social studies
B.A. in Special
Education (grades K-12)
Minor in
Secondary Education
Majors
within the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences:
In
collaboration with appropriate departments in the College of
Liberal Arts & Sciences,
the College of Education offers professional education coursework that lead to
licensure to teach in the following areas of Secondary Education (grades 9-12):
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Biology
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Chemistry
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Comprehensive science(builds on any science major)
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Comprehensive social studies(builds on a major in geography
or history)
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Earth science
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English
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History
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Mathematics
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Physics
In
collaboration with appropriate departments in the College of Arts &
Architecture,
the College of Education offers professional education coursework that can lead
to licensure to teach in the following areas of K-12 education:
Fine and Performing
Arts:
Starting Spring Semester 2010
In collaboration with the Department of
Languages and Culture Studies in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the
College of Education offers a minor in Foreign Language Education and
licensure(grades K-12) in the following areas:
Second Language Education
It is approved for
implementation Spring Semester 2010.
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Undergraduate Degrees
