Program of Studies (Effective August 15, 2010)
GEP (See Curricula): 6 signature courses, including:
First Year Seminar: EDU 150/EDU 150F Schools in Society
GEP (See Curricula): Variable and Integrative Learning Courses, including:
Mathematics:
Mathematics of Patterns |
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Whole Truth about Whole Numbers |
English:
Craft of Language |
Social/Behavioral Science:
Development, Cognition and Learning |
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EDU 151F |
Field Experience |
Science:
Exploring the Earth (4 credits) |
History:
U.S./PA History |
Foreign Language:
one to three courses as required to fulfill the GEP foreign language requirement
Fine Arts or Literature:
one course
Philosophy:
one course
Theology:
one course
There are FOUR undergraduate Education Majors (beginning Fall 2010)
1. Pre K-4: Early Childhood/Elementary
2 4-8: Elementary/Middle Years
3. Dual: Early Childhood/Elementary PreK-4 and Special Education K-8
4. Art Education K-12
*Students may apply to become a dual major in March of their sophomore year
**Interdisciplinary major offered by the departments of Teacher Education & Art Department
Note: Secondary Education (grades 7-12) students minor in education. See section below for information on the secondary education minor program.