2014-2016 Undergraduate Catalog

Elementary Education Major, 68-71 hours: B.S.Ed., Elementary Program (Certifies Grades 1-6)

CIP: 131202

Required Courses

Foundations for Teaching

EDCI 62301Reporting Pupil Progress

2

EDCI 62371Introduction to Special Education

3

 

PSYC 08312Child Psychology

3

OR

PSYC 08333Developmental Psychology

3

 

EDUC 61461School and Society

2 to 3

PSYC 08303Educational Psychology

3

PSYC 08303: (Directed General Education)

Teaching Methods

EDCI 62216Literature for the Elementary School

3

EDCI 62320Classroom & Behavior Management

3

EDCI 62356Teaching Reading/Language Arts in the Elementary School

4

EDCI 62380Diagnostic & Corrective Reading

2

EDCI 62410Elementary School Social Studies

3

ART 13380Art in the Elementary School

2

MATH 17471Mathematical Methods for Elementary Teachers

3

MUS 19380Music in the Elementary School

2

HPER 22238Health & Physical Education Methods in the Elementary School

3

SCED 28380Methods in Elementary School Science

3

Clinical Experiences

EDCI 62211Observation & Activity in the Elementary School

1

EDCI 62407Elementary School Language Arts Practicum

1

EDCI 62420Content Teaching in Elementary Schools

3

EDCI 62456Practicum and Seminar in Elementary School Reading

3

EDUC 61471Directed Teaching in the Elementary School

1 to 14

EDCI 62591Seminar in Education

1

Elementary School Course

MATH 17371Algebra and Geometry for Elementary and Middle School Teachers

3

Certification Course

One of the following:

ECON 52130Survey of Economics

3

ECON 52150General Economics I

3

ECON 52151General Economics II

3

NOTE: Directed teaching from other certification or other degrees may count for up to 6 hours of the 12 required hours.

NOTE: Students must achieve a grade of “C” or better in all major courses excluding Economics.

Elementary Education Concentration in Subject Area, 21 hours

This alternative is recommended for persons who wish to extend their competencies in a particular subject area, but do not seek additional certification at this time. Students should see the Coordinator of Elementary Education or their advisor for specific subject area requirements. Concentration subject areas include: Language Arts, Math, Psychology, Science, Social Science, Multicultural Studies, Special Education-Cross-Categorical, Physical Education, or Early Childhood.