Elementary Education K-6 with Adaptive Special Education K-6 & 6-12

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Elementary Education K-6 with Adaptive Special Education K-6 & 6-12

Four Year Planning Guide

Fall

Interterm

Spring

Freshman
(see additional requirements)

ED100 Introduction to Teaching
           Education
PY101 General Psychology
**MA102 College Algebra &
              Trigonometry
ARxxx Art Course
HI--- U.S. History Course
CM101 Human Communication
     or
CM110 Speaking and Listening
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Gen Ed
EN101 Thinking and Writing
GO120 Human Geography
PY205 Developmental
           Psychology
HI--- World History Course
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Sophomore Year
(see additional requirements)

ED320 PreK and Elementary
           Art Methods
SE310 Foundations for Special
           Education Services
SE345 Behavior Management
SE210 Introduction to Infants,
           Children and Youth with
           Special Needs
Lab Science Course
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__________________________ ED200 Introduction
           to Teaching:
           Classroom
           Experience
SE220 Field Exper.
           in Services
           for Students
           with Special
           Needs ED321 Music Methods for
           Elementary Teachers
ED333 Physical Education
           Methods for Elementary
           Teachers
MA225 Math for Elementary
           Teachers
SE315 General Methods for
           Special Education
           Services
SE345 Behavior Management
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Junior Year
(see additional requirements)

ED304* Methods of Elementary
            Reading & Language
            Arts, K-3
ED305* Elementary Practicum
            in Reading, K-3
ED328 Teaching Science/Health
           in Elementary School
ED355 Educational Psychology
SE361* Grades 5-12 Methods
            for Special Needs
SE371* Grades 5-12 Field
            Experience

ED314* Methods of Elementary
            Reading & Language
            Arts, 4-6
ED315* Elementary Practicum
            in Reading, 4-6
ED326 Teaching Social Studies
           in Elementary School
ED327 Teaching Mathematics
           in Elementary School
ED358 Foundations of
           Education
SE321* Grades K-6 Methods for
            Special Needs
SE331* Grades K-6 Field
            Experience
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Senior Year
(see additional requirements)

ED365 Student Teaching
           Elementary
ED395 Student Teaching
           Seminar
SE431 Grades K-6 Clinical
           Experience
SE473 Grades 6-12 Internship
SE499 Capstone Issues ED358 Foundations of
           Education
ED310 School Law
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Additional Requirements:
Freshman Year - Work on other general education requirements. Take one of the following: AR100 Intro to Visual Arts, AR105 Basic Design, AR130 Intro to Ceramics, or AR180 Intro to Crafts, during the fall semester. Take PY101 General Psychology either semester.
Sophomore Year - Take SE210 Introduction to Infants, Children and Youth with Special Needs and/or SW240 Social and Cultural Diversity either semester. Take ED250 Classroom Management in the spring
Junior Year - Take ED250 Classroom Management, ED351 Instructional Technology for Teachers, SE210 Introduction to Infants, Children and Youth with Special Needs, and/or SW240 Social and Cultural Diversity either semester.
Senior Year - NO OTHER COURSES ALLOWED DURING STUDENT TEACHER SEMESTER. Take SW240 Social and Cultural Diversity during the spring
*Alternate year courses
**Prerequisite: Math ACT score of 20 or MA101
NOTE: This four-year plan is functional for students who enroll as freshmen and does not include all general education requirements. A transfer student's program will vary dependent upon courses taken elsewhere. Cut off date for changing concentration are without affecting graduation date is spring semester of the sophomore year. All courses listed must be taken.