EDUCATION ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE (AS)

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1 EDUCATION ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE (AS) 63 credits minimum Education, Family & Human Studies and Social Work Department Taylorsville Redwood Campus, Eccles ECD Lab School General Information, (801) Education Information, (801) Academic Advisor, AAB 237A, (801) Associate Dean: Dale Smith Faculty: Professors Ray Emmett, Paul Lerdahl, Dale Smith Associate Professors Judy Braun, Lois Oestreich, TC Stuwe Instructor Kit Giddings Program Description: The Education Program is a two-year program designed to prepare students to transfer to an accredited four-year teaching program. Students completing the program will develop skills and receive the hands-on experience necessary to be accepted into the professional core of courses offered at the university level. Specific requirements leading to a bachelor s degree in education differ among the four-year higher education institutions. To tailor a program specific to student needs, meet with the Education Academic Advisor prior to registering for courses. SECONDARY EDUCATION Not all teaching majors are offered at all USHE schools. Meet with the Education Academic Advisor for the specific transfer information about the major(s), minor(s) at the school to which you plan to transfer. Most colleges and universities require EDU Efficient transfer planning is essential. Transfer/Articulation Information: Students should select electives based on the institution to which they intend to transfer. Electives beyond those listed below may be selected with approval from faculty or advisor. Students should consult with the Education Academic Advisor to ensure that the correct classes are taken for transferability to their school of choice. Guidelines for transfer are listed below and are subject to change. Students are also advised to contact the Education Advisor at the school(s) to which they intend to transfer. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF UTAH - Elementary Education General Education (with some specific choices), EDU 1010, EDU 2011, EDU 2030, EDU 2110, EDU 2140, EDU 2150, EDU 2410, ENGL 1200, ETHS 2410 or ETHS 2420 or ETHS 2430 or ETHS 2440 or HUMA 2220, FHS 1500, FHS 2640, FHS MATH 1050 is a pre-requisite for MATH 4010 at the U of U and must be less than two years old. Meet with the Education Academic Advisor for further information. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY Elementary Education GRADES K-6, Pre-K-8, or 1-8 General Education (with some specific choices), EDU 1010, FHS 1500, FHS 2600*/0010, FHS 2610/0011, MATH 1050, MATH 2010 AND MATH For Pre-K- 8 & grades 1-8 take the above classes as well as HLTH *FHS 2600/0010 not needed for grades 1-8 licensure. WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY - Elementary Education GRADES K-6 General Education (with some specific choices), Art 1020 (fulfills SLCC), COMM 1020 (fulfills Student SLCC) or COMM 2110 (fulfills SLCC), GEOG 1300 (Fulfills SLCC), EDU 1010, EDU 2010, EDU 2110, ENGL 2330, FHS 1500, FHS 2610/0011, FHS 2620/0010, MATH 2010, MATH Weber requires each student to have an area of specialization, there are additional SLCC courses that can transfer to fulfill those. UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY - Elementary Education GRADES K-6 General Education (with some specific choices), EDU 1010 w/b- or higher, EDU 2010, EDU 2140, ENGL 2330, MATH 2010 w/c or higher, and MATH 2020 w/c- or higher. FHS 1500 is strongly suggested for the Social Science General Education requirement. SLCC General College Catalog pg. 1 1 May 2014

2 SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY - Elementary Education GRADES K-6 General Education (with some specific choices), EDU 1010, EDU 2010, EDU 2110, FHS 1500, MATH 2010, MATH SUU requires each student to have an area of specialization, there are additional SLCC courses that can transfer to fulfill those. Meet with the Education Academic Advisor for further information. DIXIE STATE COLLEGE - Elementary Education General Education (with some specific choices), EDU 1010, EDU 2010, EDU 2110, EDU 2140, EDU 2150, FHS 1500, MATH 2010, MATH WESTMINSTER COLLEGE - Elementary Education EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF UTAH - Early Childhood Education This program has been discontinued at the University of Utah. Students interested in teaching K-3 rd will now be required to pursue the Elementary Education (K-6) degree. Please see requirements above. Meet with the Education Academic Advisor for further information. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY - Early Childhood Education K-3 Certification General Education (with some specific choices), EDU 1010, FHS 1500, FHS 2600/0010, FHS 2610/0011, MATH 1050, MATH 2010 AND MATH WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY - Early Childhood Education General Education (with some specific choices), ART 1020 (fulfills FA requirement at SLCC), COMM 1020 (fulfills Student Choice requirement at SLCC) or COMM 2110 (fulfills ID requirement at SLCC), GEOG 1300 (fulfills ID requirement at SLCC), EDU 1010, EDU 2010, EDU 2110, ENGL 2330, FHS 1500, FHS 2500/0010, FHS 2600/0010, FHS 2610/0011, FHS 2620/0010, FHS 2640, MATH 2010, MATH SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY Early Childhood Education is an emphasis area within Elementary Education. General Education (with some specific choices), EDU 1010, EDU 2010, EDU 2110, FHS 1500, MATH 2010, MATH Meet with the Education Academic Advisor for further information. SPECIAL EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Special Education General Education (with some specific choices), EDU 1010, EDU 1400 or EDU 2010, EDU 2011, EDU 2030, EDU 2140, EDU 2150, EDU 2410, ENGL 1200, ETHS 2410 or ETHS 2420 or ETHS 2430 or ETHS 2440, FHS 2640, FHS FHS 1500 is strongly recommended to meet SLCC s Social Science requirement. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY - Special Education General Education (with some specific choices), EDU 1010, FHS 1500, MATH 2010, MATH USU has multiple teaching options with their special education degree, meet with the Education Academic Advisor for further information. WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY Special Education General Education (with some specific choices), COMM 1020 (fulfills Student SLCC) or Comm 2110 (fulfills SLCC), EDU 1010, EDU 2010, EDU 2110, ENGL 2330, MATH 2010, MATH 2020, FHS 1500, FHS 2400 or FHS 2500 or FHS 2570 or FHS Weber requires each student to have an area of specialization, there are additional SLCC courses that can transfer to fulfill those. SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY- Special Education General Education (with some specific choices), EDU 1010, EDU 2010, EDU 2110, MATH 2010, MATH Meet with the Education Academic Advisor for further information. WESTMINSTER Special Education SECONDARY EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Secondary Education SLCC General College Catalog pg. 2 1 May 2014

3 General Education (with some specific choices), EDU 1010, EDU 2010 or 2011, EDU 2030, EDU 2150, EDU 2410, FHS These classes are in addition to the classes for the major you are planning on teaching. Meet with the Education Academic Advisor for further information. Estimated Cost for Students: Estimated cost of books and supplies per semester $350 to $450 Estimated Time to Completion: If students follow the suggested sample schedule, completion time is four semesters Program Student Learning Outcomes 1a. Develop knowledge, skills, and experience to work effectively with elementary and secondary students in public or private school settings. 1b. Be prepared for further study in education or a related discipline. 1c. Understand key concepts, events and personalities related to teaching and learning. 1d. Explain theories, concepts and principles connected to the physical, intellectual, social, and emotional development of children. 1e. Evaluate and prepare curriculum and program activities consistent with current educational theories and models. 1f. Incorporates core knowledge content in a classroom setting. 1g. Develop a Working knowledge of State of Utah Core Curriculum. 2a. Effectively communicate orally and in writing about key concepts and significant topics in education. 2b. Develop and maintain appropriate state and Federal documentation including IEP s, IFSP s. 2c. Demonstrates effective verbal and nonverbal communication techniques with students and families. 3a. Use and interpret information represented as data, graphs, and tables to analyze relevant information for working with students in a classroom setting. 3b. Interpret various mathematical concepts as they pertain to assessing learning. 4a. Construct a personal philosophy of education. 4b. Systematically complete reflective assignments demonstrating analysis, synthesis, and evaluation. 5a. Successfully complete service learning and field experience in predetermined local elementary and secondary schools. Dialogue with seasoned professionals in the field to enhance theoretical perspectives. Related College-Wide Student Learning Outcomes 1 Substantive Knowledge 2 Communicate Effectively 3 Develop Quantitative Literacy 4 Think Critically 5 Civic Engagement and/or Working Professionally GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS CORE SKILLS: COMPOSITION (EN) 6 CREDITS ENGL 1010 Intro to Writing 3 A WRTG 0990 w/c grade or better or appropriate Accuplacer score ENGL 2010 Intermediate Writing 3 A ENGL 1010 w/c grade or better QUANTITATIVE LITERACY (QL) 4 CREDITS MATH 1050 College Algebra 4 A RDG 0990; within the last year MATH 1010 w/c grade or better or appropriate Accuplacer score AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS (AI) CHOOSE 3 CREDITS FROM ONE OF THE FOLLOWING ECON 1740 Econ History of US 3 A RDG 0990 w/c grade or better or appropriate Accuplacer score HIST 1700 American Civilization 3 A RDG 0990 w/c grade or better or appropriate Accuplacer score POLS 1100 US Govt & Politics 3 A RDG 0990 w/c grade or better or appropriate Accuplacer score INSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENTS: LIFELONG WELLNESS (LW) 1 CREDIT STUDENT CHOICE (IN OR DEPTH) 3 CREDITS SLCC General College Catalog pg. 3 1 May 2014

4 DISTRIBUTION AREAS: Choose one course (three credit hours) from each of the following distribution areas. One of the courses must also be a Diversity course (DV). COURSE Biological Science (BS) 3-4 Fine Arts (FA) 3-4 Humanities (HU) 3 Interdisciplinary (ID) 3 Social Science (SS) 3 Physical Science (PS) 3 REQUIRED COURSES: (6 CREDITS) EDU 1010 Orient to Elem Ed 3 F, Sp FHS 1500 Human Devlop 3 A CR ELECTIVES: (21 CREDITS) Students should select electives based on the institution to which they intend to transfer. See transfer notes above. EDU 1400 Study of Disability (SS,DV) 3 A EDU 1900 Special Topics in Ed 1-2 F, SP Instructor permission EDU 2000 CO-OP 1-2 F, Sp EDU 1010 and FHS 1500 EDU 2010 Intro Special Ed 3 A EDU 2011 Inclusive Class 3 F, Sp EDU 2030 Research in Ed 3 F, Sp EDU 2110 Ed Psych Learning & Lit 3 A EDU 2140 Tech in the Class 2 F, Sp EDU 2150 Multi Culture Edu 3 A EDU 2410 Ed Law for Teach 3 F, Sp ENGL 1200 Intro Linguistics 3 F, Sp ENGL 2330 Children s Literature 3 F,Sp ENGL 1010 w/c grade or better *ETHS 2440 Native Amer (SS, DV) 3 F, Sp *ETHS 2420 Asian Amer (SS, DV) 3 F, SP *ETHS 2410 African Amer (SS, DV) 3 F, Sp *ETHS 2430 Mexican Amer (SS, DV) 3 A FHS 1230 Adolescent Growth 3 F FHS 2610 Child Guidance 3 F, Sp Coreq: FHS 0010 FHS 2640 Home/Schl/Cmnity Relations 3 F, Sp FHS 2645 EC Integrated Curriculum 3 A **MATH 2010 Mth Elem Tech I 3 F Within the last year, MATH 1050 w/c grade or better or appropriate Accuplacer score **MATH 2020 Mth Elm Tech II 3 Sp Within the last year, MATH 2010 w/c grade or better *Select only one course from ETHS 2410, ETHS 2420, ETHS 2430, ETHS 2440 or HUMA **Students should check with the Education Academic Advisor to make sure they select the appropriate math course. SAMPLE SCHEDULE FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER EDU ENGL ENGL HU 3 FHS HLAC 1 FA 3 EDU ELEC 3 ID 3 EDU ELEC 3 STUDENT CHOICE 3 Total 15 Total 16 FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER EDU ELEC 3 EDU ELEC 3 EDU ELEC 3 EDU ELEC 3 PS 3 EDU ELEC 3 AI 3 BIOL SCI 3-4 SLCC General College Catalog pg. 4 1 May 2014

5 MATH SS 3 Total 16 Total Advising Notes: Admission into a major program at a transfer institution depends upon the receiving institution s requirements for that major. Some major programs are restricted and require special application as well as a competitive GPA. See the Education Academic Advisor at both SLCC and the intended receiving institution for specific articulation information. SLCC General College Catalog pg. 5 1 May 2014