(96-107 hours, including supporting and professional education courses) - Lewis, Coordinator
*Alternate year course   NOTE: Students must have a grade of "C" or higher in all 
                                                 courses listed below and in the required courses 
                                                 in writing, communication, and mathematics.

Departmental Courses		Hrs.
EN212*	Young Adult Literature	3
EN224*	Classics of Western World Literature	3
EN233*	Survey of American Literature I	3
EN234*	Survey of American Literature II	3
EN243*	Survey of British Literature I	3
EN244*	Survey of British Literature II	3
EN301	Writing, Language, and Rhetoric	3
EN302*	Introduction to Linguistics	3
EN312*	Shakespeare	4
EN360*	Literature and Criticism	3
EN_____	One additional EN course	3-4
		Total (34-35)

Supporting Courses
PY101	General Psychology	4
CM212	Oral Interpretation	3
TH/CM____	Other CM or TH course	3
PL____	One course in Philosophy	3
		Total (13)

One course selected from the following:

HI306*	United States History 1791-1877	3
HI307*	United States History 1877-1945	3
HI327*	Europe During the Long 19th Century	3
		Total (3)

Two courses in a foreign language

______	__________________________
______	__________________________
		Total (6)

Professional Education Courses

ED100	Teached Ed & Teaching Profession	1
ED200	Intro to Teach: Classroom Experience	3
ED250	Classroom Management	2
PY205	Developmental Psychology	3
SE210	Intro to Infants, Children, and Youth with Special  Needs	3
SW240	Social and Cultural Diversity	3
ED310	School Law	3
ED342	Secondary Teaching and Learning Strategies	3
ED346	Teaching Reading in the Content Area	1
ED351	Instruction Technology for Teachers	2
ED355	Educational Psychology	3
ED358	Foundations of Education	3
ED395	Student Teaching Seminar	1
ED380	Student Teaching Secondary	7-12
ED415	Methods for Teahing English	3
		Total (40-45)

Total (96-102)

Four Year Plan