Education B.S., Secondary Program (Certifies Grades 9-12)
Completion of this curriculum, other University requirements, and an overall grade point average identified in the Professional Education Handbook on a 4.00 scale qualifies the student to receive a Bachelor of Science in Education degree.
The number of hours in the major, minor, and elective categories may vary depending on the major and minor selected. Care should be exercised in choosing courses to assure a minimum of 40 semester hours of senior college work in courses numbered above 300.
All degrees in education are subject to state requirements which may change at any time due to action of the State Board of Education.
Required Courses
The Northwest Core (44-47 hours)
Must include the following:
Directed Northwest Core Requirement: (must achieve grade of “C” or better in each)
Institutional Requirements (4 hours)
Recommended:
Degree Requirement
The degree requirement for Multiculturalism in Education is separate from the Humanities requirement in The Northwest Core.
Professional Requirements
Professional Education Phase I
Professional Education Phase II
| EDCI 62220 | Designing Integrated Curriculum Part I | 1 |
| EDCI 62230 | Developmental Foundations of Adolescent Literacy | 1 |
| EDUC 61224 | Professional Learning Community IV | 1 |
| EDCI 62225 | Designing Integrated Curriculum Part II | 1 |
| EDUC 61270 | Classroom Management Strategies | 1 |
| EDUC 61229 | Professional Learning Community V | 1 |
| EDCI 62321 | Designing Intervention and Assessment | 1 |
| EDCI 62322 | Literacy Assessment and Intervention: Theory and Techniques | 1 to 2 |
| EDUC 61325 | Professional Learning Community VI | 1 |
| | Secondary School Content Methods | 2 to 3 |
Professional Education Phase III
Special Methods: (See department course listings.) A special methods course must be completed with each major or minor which carries 9-12 or K-12 certification.
Major or Major/Minor Requirements and Electives (37-38)
Based on the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education certification requirements, there may be variances in subject area curriculum requirements.