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Undergraduates with a desire to enter the field of teaching are encouraged to minor in Education. While completion of the minor will not provide all of the necessary requirements for state licensure, much of the coursework is applicable to the Post Baccalaureate Program for Initial Licensure.
ADMISSIONS PROCESS
- Students will be considered after completion of 60 credits.
- Students will have at least a 2.75 overall GPA and a 3.00 GPA in their major. This standard is appropriate in that these students will be taking three graduate-level courses for the minor. Transfer students may use the GPA in their Major from their prior institution.
COURSES FOR MINOR IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
— EDU 201 Philosophy of Education
— EDU 207 Teaching as a Profession
— PSY 201 Child Psychology
(Prerequisite: PSY 101)
— EDU 520 Teaching Reading in Elementary School (Prerequisite: EDU 207)
(Prerequisite: EDU 207)
— EDU 527 Integrated Instructional Planning, K-12
(Prerequisite: EDU 207)
— EDU 547 Managing Inclusive Classrooms, K-12
(Prerequisite: EDU 207)
COURSES FOR MINOR IN MIDDLE/ SECONDARY EDUCATION
— EDU 201 Philosophy of Education
— EDU 207 Teaching as a Profession
— PSY 215 Adolescent Psychology
(Prerequisite: PSY 101)
— EDU 525 Reading in the Content Areas Middle/Secondary
(Prerequisite: EDU 207
— EDU 527 Integrated Instructional Planning, K-12
(Prerequisite: EDU 207)
— EDU 547 Managing Inclusive Classrooms, K-12
(Prerequisite: EDU 207)
Recommended: For students
interested in the Education Minor it is recommended that they take the
MTEL (01) Communication & Literacy test as soon as possible.
Request for Education Minor Word Document or PDF
Requirements for Elementary Education (grades 1-6) and Middle/Secondary School (grades 5-8 and 8-12) Word Document or PDF
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