Program
Requirements |
Semester
Hours
Required |
Course
Prefixes
And Numbers |
Course Titles |
GENERAL
EDUCATION |
English
(6 semester hours) |
3 |
ENG 101 |
Freshman Composition |
| 3 |
ENG 102 |
Freshman Composition |
Mathematics
(6 semester hours) |
6 |
MATH 131 and MATH 132
or
MATH 147 and MATH 148 |
College Algebra and Trigonometry
or
Precalculus I and Precalculus II |
Science
(9 semester hours) |
9 |
BIOL 103 and
BIOL 104 and SCI 105 |
Principles of Biology I and Principles of Biology II and
Physical Science Survey I OR |
| 9 |
SCI 105 and
SCI 106 and BIOL 103 |
Physical Science I and Physical Science Survey II and
Principles of Biology |
Social Studies
(6 semester hours) |
3 |
SOC 101 or
SOC 201 |
Introduction to Social Science
Introduction to Sociology |
| 3 |
ECON 201 |
Principles of Economics |
Arts
(3 semester hours) |
3 |
ART 105,
ART 210 or
THEA 100 or
MUS 219 |
Art Appreciation
Introduction to Fine and Performing Arts
Introduction to the Theatre
Music Appreciation for Non-Majors |
KNOWLEDGE OF THE LEARNER AND LEARNING
ENVIRONMENT (3 semester hours) |
3 |
ED 200 or
ED 204 |
Human Growth & Development or
Adolescent Psychology |
FOCUS
AREAS |
BLOCK I
Knowledge of the Learner and Learning Environments
(9 semester hours)- Primary Teaching Area
(3 semester hours) |
3 |
ED 300 |
Educational Psychology |
| 3 |
ED 312 |
Introduction to Education of Exceptional Children |
| 3 |
ED 317 |
Multicultural Education |
| 3 |
PS 300 |
State and Local Government |
BLOCK II
METHODOLOGY
AND TEACHING
(3 semester hours)
Primary Teaching Area
(12 semester hours) |
3 |
SS 406 |
Methods of Teaching Social Studies |
| 3 |
SOC 200 |
Cultural Anthropology |
| 6 |
HUM 200 or
201 or
202 or
301 |
African Culture or
Western Culture or
Non-Western Culture or
Humanities of the South |
| 3 |
HIST 312 |
Twentieth-Century Europe |
METHODOLOGY
AND TEACHING |
*Residency 1
(15 semester hours) |
3 |
ED 328 |
Issues and Practice in Assessment |
| 3 |
ED 402 |
Instructional Technology Integration |
| 3 |
ED 322 |
Reading in Middle, Junior/Senior High School |
| 6 |
ED 453 |
Residency 1: Secondary Advanced Teaching Methods |
*Residency 2
(12 semester hours) |
9 |
ED 455 |
Residency 2 |
| 3 |
ED 427 |
Classroom Management |
|
PRIMARY TEACHING AREA
(Note: Students should complete a minimum of 31 semester hours when completing the
semester hours in this section and the semester hours in the General Education Section
for their specific area of certification. As an example, a teacher candidate could
complete 6 semester hours of English in the General Education section and 25 semester
hours of English in this section for a total of 31 semester hours.)
(NOTE: Programs for social studies certification may require 50 or more semester hours.)
|
3 |
HIST 103 |
World History I |
| 3 |
HIST 104 |
Modern World History |
| 3 |
HIST 201 |
American National Multicultural History |
| 3 |
HIST 202 |
Recent American History |
| 3 |
HIST 320 |
African-American History since 1877 |
| 3 |
HIST 322 |
Louisiana History |
| 3 |
GEO 201 |
Cultural Geography |
| 3 |
PS 201 |
American National Government |
| 3 |
PSY 200 |
General Psychology |
FLEXIBLE HOURS FOR THE UNIVERSITY’S USE
(8 or more semester hours) |
2
3
3 |
ED 111/112
ED 162
ENG 200 or
201 |
FYE for Education Majors
Introduction to Inclusive Teaching
World Literature or
Intro to Literature |
| TOTAL HOURS (120 or more semester hours) |
122 |
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