Degree Requirements
The Art Education Major must take six foundation courses in the Education Department. Three of those require completion of one credit certification labs. Schools in Society should also be taken as a GEP course in Social Science. There is also a requirement of 12 credit hours of student teaching:
|
Schools in Society (3 credits) |
|
|
Development, Cognition and Learning (3 credits) |
|
|
EDU 152 |
Field Experience: Schools in Society (1 credit) |
|
EDU 153 |
Field Experience: Development, Cognition and Learning (1 credit) |
|
Reading Literature I (3 credits0 |
|
|
Literature, Language, and Culture (3 credits) |
|
|
Instructional Techniques in Art Education (3 credits) |
|
|
FIeld Experience: Instructional Techniques in Art Education (1 credit) |
|
|
EDU 497 |
Student Teaching (12 credits) |
|
SPE 230 |
Introduction to Special Education (3credits) |
|
SPE 231 |
Field Experience: Introduction to Special Education (1 credit) |
The Art Education Major must also take ten courses within the Department of Fine Arts and Performing Arts:
|
Art History I, or the equivalent* |
|
|
Art History II, or the equivalent* |
|
|
Introduction to Studio Art, or the equivalent* |
|
|
Ceramics I, or the equivalent* |
|
|
ART 157 |
Music History I, or the equivalent* |
|
Traditional Photography I, or the equivalent* |
|
|
Art Education in the Schools |
|
|
ART 2xx |
Any 200 level studio course |
|
Senior Project I |
|
|
Senior Project II |
* "equivalents" are to be determined with the signed recommendation of the academic advisor
Art Education majors must also fulfill the GEP requirements of the Art Integrative Learning Component (see above).
