1 Welcome to the Bachelor of Arts in Education Advising Tutorial
disclaimer: this is only a tutorial, not final program; . . . .
please see current catalog for course descriptions and course prerequisites
Please click on the program you will complete
Secondary
Professional
Education Program
OR
Elementary
Professional Education
Program
2a If Secondary:
These (or the equivalent approved by the University or department) are the Pre-requisites for the
Secondary Program
Please click on the courses you have not completed
CPLA 100 Computer Literacy I (1 cr.)
CPLA 101 Computer Literacy II (1 cr.)
ENGL 101 Writing American English (5 cr.)
ENGL 201 Principles of Effective Thinking and Writing (5 cr.)
CMST 200 Introduction to Speech Communication (4 cr.)
MATH 115 Mathematical Reasoning (5 cr.)
2b If Elementary:
These (or the equivalent approved by the University or department) are the Pre-requisites for the
Elementary Program
Please click on the courses you have not completed
CPLA 100 Computer Literacy I (1 cr.)
CPLA 101 Computer Literacy II (1 cr.)
ENGL 101 Writing American English (5 cr.)
ENGL 201 Principles of Effective Thinking and Writing (5 cr.)
CMST 200 Introduction to Speech Communication (4 cr.)
MATH 211 Structure of Elementary Mathematics I (5 cr.)
3 Have you completed
EDUC 200 Admission to the Teacher Education Program (1 cr.)?
Yes
No
If Yes
Go to screen 4
If No
List EDUC 200 as needed course, then go to screen 4
4a Secondary Professional Education Requirements
Please click on the courses you have not completed
EDUC 201 Intro to Education (3)
CEDP 302 Educational Psychology (5)
CEDP 363 Introduction to Special Education (4)
EDUC 303 Evaluation in Education (5)
EDUC 419 Classroom Management - Secondary (3)
EDUC 340 Classroom Experience (3)
EDUC 341 Secondary Strategies (3)
EDUC 413 Content Area Reading (3)
EDUC 420 Admission to Professional Candidacy (2)
EDUC 426 Secondary Student Teaching (16)
Select One course from the following
(3-5 credits)
CMST 340 Intercultural Communication (5)
EDUC 325 Teaching in a Pluralistic Society (3)
SOCI 320 Race and Ethnic Relations: Global Perspectives (5)
SOCI 321 Sex and Gender (5)
4b Elementary Professional Education Requirements
EDUC 201 Intro to Education (3)
CEDP 302 Educational Psychology (5)
CEDP 363 Introduction to Special Education (4)
EDUC 303 Evaluation in Education (5)
EDUC 304 Introduction to Elementary Reading (3)
**EDUC 310 Reading Methods in the Elementary School (3)
**EDUC 311 Learning Lab - Reading (1)
*EDUC 337 Learning Lab (1)
*EDUC 338 Introduction to Language Arts in the Elementary School
(3)
*EDUC 339 Social Studies and Science in the Elementary School (4)
EDUC 340 Classroom Experience (3)
EDUC 418 Classroom Management - Elementary (3)
MATH 212 Structure of Elementary Mathematics II (5)
MATH 390 Methods of Teaching Elementary School Mathematics (5)
EDUC 420 Admission to Professional Candidacy (2)
EDUC 423 Elementary Student Teaching K-6 or 8 (16)
ART 390 Art in the Elementary School (3)
MUSC 390 Music Methods for Elementary Classroom Teacher (3)
PHED 390 Health and Physical Education in the Elementary Schools (3)
30-hour multicultural education field requirement
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*To be taken concurrently with EDUC 340
**To be taken concurrently
Select One course from the following
(3-5 credits)
CEDP 460 Special Education Methods (4)
CPLA 311 Computers in the Classroom (4)
EDUC 462 Instructional Media and Technology (3)
ENGL 391 The Teaching of English in the Elementary
School (5)
GNML 390 Foreign Language Methods (4)
HLED 472 Health Fundamentals and Procedures (5)
TECH 475 Technology for Elementary Teachers (3)
Select One course from the following
(3-5 credits)
CMST 340 Intercultural Communication (5)
EDUC 325 Teaching in a Pluralistic Society (3)
SOCI 320 Race and Ethnic Relations: Global Perspectives (5)
SOCI 321 Sex and Gender (5)
5 Reading Major Requirements
Please click on the courses you have not completed
EDUC 304
EDUC 305
EDUC 310
EDUC 311
Introduction to Reading (3 cr.)
Storytelling in Children’s Literature (5 cr.)
Reading Methods in the Elem. School (3 cr.)
Learning Lab in Reading (1 cr.)
EDUC 401
EDUC 410
EDUC 411
EDUC 413
EDUC 415
EDUC 494
EDUC 495
Reading Instr. And Lit. for Young Adults (5 cr.)
Student-Centered Reading Program (4 cr.)
Reading for Language Diverse Students (3 cr.)
Content Area Reading (3 cr.)
Intro. To Reading Assessment & Remediation (4 cr.)
Practicum Seminar in Reading (2 cr.)
Practicum in Reading (5 cr.)
Select Two Courses from the following:
(minimum of 7 credits)
EDUC 461
EDUC 479
EDUC 483
EDUC 497
EALRs and the Internet (3 cr.)
Early Literacy (3 cr.)
Workshop in Reading (3 cr.)
Approved Workshop of Short Course or Conference
(see advisor)
EDUC 490/491 Politics of Literacy Dept. Sr. Capstone (3/1 cr.)
COMD 301 Intro. To Communication Disorders (5 cr.)
COMD 331 Lanuguage Development (4 cr.)
ENGL 360
Language Structure and Use (5 cr.)
ENGL 391
Teaching English in Elem. Schools (5 cr.)
THTR 326
Creative Dramatics (3 cr.)
ESLG 480
Second Lang. Acquisition and Teaching (4cr.)
ESLG 483
Reading Instruction in Second Language (3 cr.)
EDUC 462
Instructional Media and Technology (3cr.)
EDUC 463
Production of Instructional Materials (5 cr.)
6 Minor Requirements
Your major will require a minor
For planning purposes, we will use generic minor courses in this template.
Please click on the number of courses and credits your minor will require:
Minor 2 cr.
Minor 3 cr.
Minor 3 cr.
Minor 3 cr.
Minor 3 cr.
Minor 4 cr.
Minor 4 cr.
Minor 5 cr.
7 General Education Core Requirements
Please click the appropriate box
I have an approved
Direct Transfer A.A. Degree
OR
I must complete
The General Education Core
Requirements (or the approved
equivalent)
7a If Direct Transfer A.A. Degree
go to screen 8
7b If completing GECRs,
Information from 2000-2002 catalog page 205 about 8 courses . . . . .
Then go to screen 8
8 You must also complete University Graduation Requirements
Please click on the courses you have not completed
Culture and Gender Diversity Course
May have been met by a course in the Education Program
International Studies Course
May have been met by second year or more college level language study see current
catalog for details.
Senior Capstone Course
ITGS 400
Or May be met through a capstone course in your major. See Advisor for details.
(Screen 9 is a split screen: Courses listed on the left, Planning Sheet by quarter available on the
right) ****Patrick has another idea with pull down menus that allow choices of quarters for
placement of the courses (rather than the click and drag directions that are below).
9Left These are the remaining courses for your Education Program:
Click and drag these courses, from the left, to place them in the appropriate quarter of your
program, on the right.
Be sure to include courses from each area of requirements in each quarter.
University requirements, Professional Education Requirements, Major, Minor, Cultural
Diversity, International Studies, etc.
All EDUC courses are available each quarter with the exception of EDUC 337, 338, 339, 340,
and 341. These courses are not available in Summer quarter.
9Right
List of quarters with 5 or 6 lines per quarter for courses number and credit
10 Print this page, take to your advisor for signature.
Save this information on your disk
Return to this tutorial as needed to adjust for schedule changes during your program. See
your advisor each quarter prior to registration to continue with the most efficient course of study.
11 Sample Elementary course sequences
Educ 304
3
Educ310/3 Educ
11 4
413
3
Educ 410
4
Educ 411
3
EDUC
337 1
Educ 201
3
EDUC
303
5
Educ
401
5
Educ 418
3
EDUC
338
3
MATH
212 5
Educ 305
5
CEDP
363 4
Cultural
Div. Ed.
Elect
3
PHED 390
3
CEDP
302
5
MUSC
390
3
ART
390 3
MATH 390
5
Sr.
Capstone
4
Educ
Elective
EDUC
339
4
EDUC
340 3
Minor
Minor
Int’l Stud.
4
Rdng.El
ective
16
17
18
18
17
16-17
Educ
494/495
2/5
Educ
415
4
Educ 423
Educ
420
2
Minor
16-18
16