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EDU 3320 Science for Elementary School Teachers EDU 4331 Differentiating Instruction in Mixed-Ability
K-12 Classrooms Reading.................................................................................... 8
RDG 4401 Beginning Literacy
RDG 4402 Intermediate Literacy
English as a Second Language ................................................ 3
EDU 4317 English as a Second Language Methodology Student Teaching .................................................................... 6
EDU 4608 Student Teaching
ELECTIVES ......................................................................................... 20-27 TOTAL HOURS ...................................................................................... 127
Secondary Education Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science Standard Texas Certificate
Students seeking a Secondary Education Certification must complete all degree requirements within the major, and the following education courses are also required:
EDU 2300 EDU 3308 EDU 3310 EDU 3432
EDU 4331
RDG 4347 EDU 4604
Foundations of Education
Teaching the Exceptional Child
Studies in Multicultural Education
Instruction, Assessment, and Classroom Management in the Secondary School Differentiating Instruction in Mixed-Ability K-12 Classrooms
Reading in the Content Areas
Student Teaching in the Secondary Schools
FIFTH YEAR OPTIONS
Bachelor of Science or Arts/Master of Education Standard Texas Certificate
The 5th Year Option B.S. or B.A./M.Ed. program provides students with an undergraduate degree in education and with a Master in Education degree with a concentration in Gifted and Talented Education, or Reading Education, or in Second Language Education and Culture. By meeting requirements for the two degrees simultaneously, students are able to earn the B.S. or B.A./M.Ed. in a shorter length of time than if each of these degrees were pursued separately. The combined B.S. or B.A./M.Ed. degree program gives students who plan to become Texas certified teachers the capability to complete the certification program hours of study required by the Texas State Board of Education. The two degrees may be completed in approximately five years. Enrollment must be continual and in consecutive semesters. Applicants are initially admitted into the Teacher Education Program and must follow the degree requirements of the program. Students must apply for the M.Ed. program after completing 90 hours. Applicants to the 5th Year Option degree program must meet the admission requirements of both the undergraduate and the graduate programs, and follow the application procedures for the respective programs.