Department of Education BA Four-Year Degree Plan (Elementary Education)

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1 Department of Education BA Four-Year Degree Plan (Elementary Education) This is a model four-year graduation plan. Your path to graduation may vary based on factors such as college credit you earned while in high school, your choice of general education electives, availability of courses, and your placement in English and mathematics. This degree program can be completed in eight semesters. Check out the course rotations before scheduling your classes. Visit with your adviser to develop a plan that is right for you. The following degree plan is based on the general education program instituted in Fall For the previous general education requirements, please access the appropriate catalog. Year 1 EDUC 100 The School in GES 175 EDUC 120 Education American Society First-year Symposium Technology EDUC 100L lab 1 COMM 107A*Intro to Public Speaking ENGL 101A* College HIST 104 US History II or 106* Writing I History of Civilization II NSCI 105* Natural 4 POLS 100A* American Science I Government GEOG 204 World MATH 110* Geometry Concepts Geography PHED 102* Wellness 1 PHED 10* Fitness Activities 1 Education Total 15 16

2 Year 2 EDUC 200 Curriculum and EDUC 271 EDUC 209 Educational Planning Diversity in American Schools Psychology EDUC 210 Exceptional EDUC 212 Inclusive and Child Collaborative Methods EDUC 19A Science PHED 204A Psychomotor Methods PSYC 216* Child ENGL 102A* College Writing II MATH 109 Math for MATH 19* College Algebra Elementary Ed Teachers Elective Total Year EDUC 16 Teaching Math EDUC 12 Teaching Social to Children Studies to Children EDUC 21A Integrating EDUC 2A Reading for Children s Literature Teachers in Int. Grades EDUC 22A Foundations ECON 102 Economics for Non- of Literature & Language Business Majors HIST 10 US History I or HLTH 10 School Health 105 History of Civilization I PHL/RELG elective* ART 19 Methods for Teaching Art/DANC 19 Approaches to Teaching Dance/MUSC 19 Elementary Music Education Methods/THRE 19* Creative Dramatics Total 15 15

3 Year 4 EDUC B Reading EDUC 491AStudent Teaching K- 6 Assessment, Instruction 4 EDUC L** Reading EDUC 492A Student Teaching 6 Clinic Lab 5-9 EDUC 465 Curriculum, EDUC 494A Portfolio and Instruction, Methods K-6 Performance Assessment Literature* Elective Total Notes: This plan is not a contract curriculum and can change. If you do not take any optional winter term classes, and you elect to take the lowest recommended number of credits each semester, you will not have enough credits to graduate in four years. You need a total of 124 credits, not including FND courses. EDUC 100 The School in American Society fulfills the GES 105 First-Year Seminar requirement. *General Education Course and Requirement for Elementary Education Program **Only if completing reading endorsement Students are encouraged to add an endorsement to their elementary education certificate.

4 Department of Education BA Four-Year Degree Plan (Elementary Education with Early Childhood endorsements) This is a model four-year graduation plan. Your path to graduation may vary based on factors such as college credit you earned while in high school, your choice of general education electives, availability of courses, and your placement in English and mathematics. This degree program can be completed in eight semesters. Check out the course rotations before scheduling your classes. Visit with your adviser to develop a plan that is right for you. The following degree plan is based on the general education program instituted in Fall For the previous general education requirements, please access the appropriate catalog. Year 1 EDUC 100 School in GES 175 EDUC 120 Education American Society 1 st Year Symposium Technology EDUC 100L lab 1 COMM 107A* Intro Public Speaking ENGL 101A* College HIST 104 US History II or 106* Writing I History of Civilization II NSCI 105* Natural 4 POLS 100A* American Science I Government GEOG 204 World MATH 110* Geometry Concepts Geography PHED 102* Wellness 1 PHED 10* Fitness Activities 1 Education Total 15 16

5 Year 2 EDUC 200 Curriculum and EDUC 271 EDUC 209 Educational Planning Diversity in American Schools Psychology EDUC 210 Exceptional EDUC 212 Inclusive and Child Collaborative Methods EDUC 19A Science PHED 204A Psychomotor Methods PSYC 216* Child ENGL 102A* College Writing II MATH 109 Math for MATH 19* College Algebra Elementary Ed Teachers EDUC 20 Family Centered Practice Total Year EDUC 16 Teaching Math EDUC 12 Teaching Social to Children Studies to Children EDUC 21A Integrating EDUC 2A Reading for Children s Literature Teachers in Int. Grades EDUC 22A Foundations ECON 102 Economics for Non- of Literature & Language Business Majors HIST 10 US History I or HLTH 10 School Health 105 History of Civilization I PHL/RELG elective* EDUC 10A Integrated ECE Curriculum EDUC 04 Assessment Literature* Total 18 18

6 Year 4 EDUC B Reading EDUC 490A Student Teaching Assessment, Instruction PreK-K EDUC L** Reading EDUC 491A Student Teaching 6 Clinic Lab K-4 EDUC 465 Curriculum, EDUC 492A Student Teaching Instruction, Methods K ART 19 Methods for EDUC 494A Portfolio and Teaching Art/DANC 19 Approaches to Teaching Dance /MUSC 19 Elementary Music Education Methods/THRE 19* Creative Dramatics Performance Assessment EDUC 80A Intervention Strategies Total Notes: This plan is not a contract curriculum and can change. If you do not take any optional winter term classes, and you elect to take the lowest recommended number of credits each semester, you will not have enough credits to graduate in four years. You need a total of 124 credits, not including FND courses. EDUC 100 The School in American Society fulfills the GES 105 First-Year Seminar requirement. *General Education Course and Requirement for Elementary Education Program **Only if completing reading endorsement Students are encouraged to add an endorsement to their elementary education certificate.