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Education, B.A.

Saint Louis University's School of Education provides a well-rounded liberal arts background to enhance the educational experience of students in the Bachelor of Arts in Education program.

Program Highlights

  • Students enter a tight-knit community of SLU faculty and peers committed to innovative learning, diversity and the Jesuit tradition's intellectual ideas.
  • Students are prepared to practice cura personalis — care for the whole person — and work for social justice in their communities.
  • Students will graduate prepared to collaborate with families, build classroom communities, have high expectations for all students and advocate for social change.

Hallmarks of SLU's B.A. in Education Program

  • Provides a program unique to Saint Louis University that is grounded in Jesuit and Catholic values
  • Offers a unified undergraduate teacher-education program with all concentration areas integrated into one program
  • Focuses on equity guided by inquiry for the purpose of advocacy
  • Embeds field experiences early and often, supporting student discernment and preparation for application
  • Integrates teacher learning communities (TLCs) throughout the program
  • Engages students in a yearlong internship/student teaching experience for all certification areas

What is a Reflective Scholar-Practitioner?

SLU's School of Education defines teachers as reflective scholar-practitioners, and this perspective is interwoven into the very fabric of our program. Reflective scholar-practitioners, including our undergraduate teacher education students and our teacher education faculty, honor each and every individual as a whole person in pursuit of the truth in the context of Jesuit values.

  • Reflection includes a commitment to mission-driven action.
  • We value the process of learning, embrace high academic standards, and recognize that all practitioners must be scholars to be effective educators and leaders in partnership with and for the human community.
  • We are committed to preparing practitioners who think on systems levels about inequality and actively work for greater justice. To this end, reflection is a valued tool essential to the multiple roles that educators, including teacher-educators, embrace.

Curriculum Overview

SLU's B.A. in education consists of a minimum of 120 credits (depending on certification area), including the Saint Louis University Undergraduate Core, content courses and education coursework.

Many of our students choose to study abroad. Our programs allow for a study abroad semester at SLU-Madrid during the spring semester of a student's sophomore year. Summer abroad is also an option.

Students choose from five concentrations within the education major.

Early Childhood Education (Birth-Grade 3)

This degree is a Bachelor of Arts in Education with a concentration in early childhood education. Upon successfully completing the initial teacher certification process, the state of Missouri grants you certification in early childhood education (Birth-Grade 3).

The early childhood education program prepares and empowers highly competent, reflective professionals who are knowledgeable in their field and leaders who are known for embracing the whole child in inclusive, culturally diverse settings.

Elementary Education (Grades 1-6)

This degree is a Bachelor of Arts in Education with a concentration in elementary education. Upon successfully completing the initial teacher certification process, the state grants you certification in elementary education (Grades 1-6).

The elementary education program of study prepares reflective practitioners to become teachers in diverse elementary classrooms with a focus on social justice and equity. Throughout your time in the elementary education program, you will build a solid foundation in education, engage with current ideas in education and develop leadership qualities including risk-taking, civic responsibility and ethical character. Graduates leave the program highly qualified and well-prepared to be reflective, ethical and responsive teachers who are committed to making the world more equitable and just through their work in schools, with families/caregivers, and in the communities they serve.

Special Education for Mild/Moderate Disabilities (Kindergarten-Grade 12)

This degree is a Bachelor of Arts in Education with an emphasis in special education. Upon successfully completing the initial teacher certification process, the state grants you cross-categorical certification (Kindergarten-Grade 12).

The special education program of study prepares you to teach students with mild to moderate disabilities across various school settings. Coursework and extensive field experience equip you with the most impactful and effective skills for leading inclusive classrooms and collaborating with professionals in the field and the community. The program’s strengths-based/assets-based approach to teaching focuses on preparing highly competent, reflective professionals who understand the strengths and potential of every child in every family and advocate for quality, accessible education for all.

As a graduate of this program, you will have the tools and skills you need to create safe and inclusive learning environments for all students and be prepared to serve in roles such as:

  • Special education teacher
  • Resource program teacher
  • Intervention specialist
  • Learning disabilities special education teacher

Middle School Education (Grades 5-9)

This degree is a Bachelor of Arts in Education. Upon successfully completing the initial teacher certification process, the state grants you certification in middle school in either science, language arts, mathematics or social science (Grades 5-9).

The middle school education program is a small, personalized program that serves those who wish to teach middle school or junior high school students. Throughout your time in SLU's middle school education program, you will obtain a sound educational background and develop leadership qualities including risk-taking, civic responsibility and ethical character. Graduates leave the program highly qualified and well-prepared to be reflective, ethical and responsive teachers who are committed to making the world more equitable and just through their work in schools and the communities they serve. While all middle school majors take required education courses, they must also complete courses for the specific subject area they intend to teach.

Secondary Education (Grades 9-12)

This degree is a Bachelor of Arts in Education. Upon successfully completing the initial teacher certification process, the state grants you certification in either English, mathematics or social science (Grades 9-12).

The secondary education program is a small, personalized program that serves those who wish to teach high school students. Throughout your time in the secondary education program, you will obtain a sound educational background and develop leadership qualities including risk-taking, civic responsibility and ethical character. Graduates leave the program highly qualified and well-prepared to be reflective, ethical and responsive teachers who are committed to making the world more equitable and just through their work in schools and the communities they serve. While all secondary majors take required education courses, they must also complete courses for the specific subject area they intend to teach.

Careers

A degree in education offers a wide range of career opportunities. While most graduates pursue a career in teaching, some choose to continue their studies in a graduate program before entering the workforce.

  • Public or private schools
  • Other teaching venues, such as
    • Alternative schools
    • Boys & Girls Clubs of America
    • Camps
    • Education centers (museums, zoos)
    • Nonprofit organizations
    • Outdoor or nature centers
    • Religious centers
    • Youth centers
    • Before- and after-school programs
    • Corporate training
    • Instructional design

Job placement rates are high for graduates who have a degree in education. You can find immediate work when you graduate. Salaries can vary depending on where you live.

Fieldwork

Practical experience, classroom observations and a culminating yearlong internship/student teaching are integrated into the education curriculum experience at Saint Louis University. Students spend a significant amount of time in urban and suburban settings throughout the program, including local public, private and charter schools.

The culminating yearlong internship/student teaching experience affords the unique opportunity to be a member of a faculty and professional learning community within a host school. Students engage in real-life teaching over a longer period of time while gaining greater knowledge of school policies and procedures, and reflective practice, leading to a more knowledgeable transition to the first year of teaching.

The School of Education houses the PRiME Center, where undergraduates can apply for additional research opportunities.

Admission Requirements

First-Year Students

Solid academic performance in college preparatory coursework is a primary criterion in reviewing a first-year applicant’s file. Saint Louis University's admission process is standardized-test optional. "Test-optional" means that you can choose whether or not to submit ACT/SAT scores as part of your application for admission. Test scores are not required for admission or scholarships. International students are still required to demonstrate English proficiency, which may require submitting a test score.

To be considered for admission to any Saint Louis University undergraduate program, you must be approaching graduation from an accredited high school or have an acceptable score on the General Education Development (GED) test.

Transfer

Applicants must be graduates of an accredited high school or have an acceptable score on the GED. An official high school transcript and/or official GED test scores are required only of those students who have attempted fewer than 24 credits at a regionally accredited higher education institution. Those having completed 24 credits at a regionally accredited higher education institution need only submit a transcript from previously attended college(s).

In reviewing a transfer applicant’s file, the Office of Admission holistically examines the student’s academic performance in college-level coursework as an indicator of their ability to meet the academic rigors of Saint Louis University. The School of Education's admission committee reviews completed courses to determine which fulfill requirements for state certification.

Continuing Students

First-time students at Saint Louis University in a college or school other than education who wish to change their major to education must complete the following before admittance:

  • Assessment of disposition: teacher candidate assessment disposition-student (TCAD-S)
  • Discernment conversation with an education faculty member
  • 2.75 cumulative GPA
  • 3.00 education GPA and any EDUC courses taken prior to admission
  • 3.00 content GPA and any content courses required for certification

Please contact the School of Education's undergraduate academic advisor for more information and to obtain the major-change application form. Once accepted into the School of Education, students are assigned an academic advisor and faculty mentor. Students who change their major to education after their first semester at SLU may need to complete additional courses and/or add time to earning their degree.

International Students

  • Non-native English speakers must score a minimum of 6.5 on the IELTS, 80 on the iBT or 550 on the paper-based TOEFL exam. They must also score a 6 on the speaking section of the IELTS or the iBT, or pass an interview with personnel from Saint Louis University’s Office of International Services.

All admission policies and requirements for domestic students apply to international students. International students must also meet the following additional requirements:

  • Demonstrate English Language Proficiency
  • Academic records, in English translation, of students who have undertaken postsecondary studies outside the United States must include:
    • Courses taken and/or lectures attended
    • Practical laboratory work
    • The maximum and minimum grades attainable
    • The grades earned or the results of all end-of-term examinations
    • Any honors or degrees received.
  • WES and ECE transcripts are accepted.
  • In order to be issued an I-20 for your F-1 visa application, students must submit financial documents. Proof of financial support that must include:
    • A letter of financial support from the person(s) or sponsoring agency funding the student's time at Saint Louis University
    • A letter from the sponsor's bank verifying that the funds are available and will be so for the duration of the student's study at the University

Tuition

Tuition Cost Per Year
Undergraduate Tuition $54,760

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Scholarships and Financial Aid

There are two principal ways to help finance a Saint Louis University education:

  • Scholarships: Scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement, service, leadership and financial need.
  • Financial Aid: Financial aid is provided through grants and loans, some of which require repayment.

Saint Louis University makes every effort to keep our education affordable. In fiscal year 2023, 99% of first-time freshmen and 92% of all students received financial aid and students received more than $459 million in aid University-wide.

For priority consideration for merit-based scholarships, apply for admission by December 1 and complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1.

For more information on scholarships and financial aid, visit the Office of Student Financial Services.

The following five key learning outcomes are the driving force of the curriculum in SLU's undergraduate education program. Our program is intentionally designed to develop in each graduate an awareness and understanding of their sense of identity, sense of purpose, sense of context, sense of inquiry, and sense of Praxis as described in the Compass Themes.

  1. As reflective scholar-practitioners, teacher candidates will analyze the rich complexities of an individual’s identity.
  2. As reflective scholar-practitioners, teacher candidates will defend an evolving sense of purpose grounded in Jesuit values.
  3. As reflective scholar-practitioners, teacher candidates will critically examine how education is influenced by context.
  4. As reflective scholar-practitioners, teacher candidates will engage in critical inquiry.
  5. As reflective scholar-practitioners, teacher candidates will demonstrate responsive teaching praxis in service to the human community.
 
University Undergraduate Core32-35
Concentration88-95
Select one of the following Concentrations:
Total Credits120-130

Early Childhood Education (Birth-Grade 3)

In addition to the University's core requirements, the following courses must be successfully completed:

EDUC 1010Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity1
EDUC 1015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I)1
EDUC 1020Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose1
EDUC 1025Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I)2
EDUC 1030Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context1
EDUC 1040Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry1
EDUC 1050Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis1
EDUC 1100Reimagining School and Society2
EDUC 1200Growth, Development, and Learning3
EDUC 1300Exceptional Learners3
EDUC 2015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II)1
EDUC 2100Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2150Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design1
EDUC 2310Principles of Early Childhood Education (Birth-Grade 3)3
EDUC 2200Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2320Play Across the Curriculum (Birth-Grade 3)3
EDUC 3000Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3015Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3025Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3150Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management1
EDUC 3310Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Curriculum for Infants and Toddlers (Birth-Age 3)4
EDUC 3320Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Curriculum for Preschoolers (Ages 3-5)4
EDUC 3330Curricular Foundations of Language and Literacy (Birth-Grade 3)3
EDUC 3335Curricular Foundations of Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 3)3
EDUC 3340Socially Just Pedagogy in Early Childhood Education (Birth-Grade 3)3
EDUC 3350Creative Arts for Young Children (Birth-Grade 3)3
EDUC 3600Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3700Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4000Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities3
EDUC 4015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4025Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4150Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments1
EDUC 4200Internship 5
EDUC 4300Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4310Leadership in Early Childhood Education3
EDUC 4500Student Teaching 8
Total Credits87

Elementary Education: (Grades 1-6)

In addition to the University's core requirements, the following courses must be successfully completed:

EDUC 1010Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity1
EDUC 1015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I)1
EDUC 1020Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose1
EDUC 1025Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I)2
EDUC 1030Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context1
EDUC 1040Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry1
EDUC 1050Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis1
EDUC 1100Reimagining School and Society2
EDUC 1200Growth, Development, and Learning3
EDUC 1300Exceptional Learners3
EDUC 2015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II)1
EDUC 2100Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2150Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design1
EDUC 2200Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2400Literature and the Arts: A Tool for Advocacy, Equity, and Identity (Kindergarten-Grade 8) 3
EDUC 3000Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3015Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3025Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3150Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management1
EDUC 3330Curricular Foundations of Language and Literacy (Birth-Grade 3)3
EDUC 3335Curricular Foundations of Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 3)3
EDUC 3500Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3550Curricular Foundations of Mathematical/Scientific Problem-Solving (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3560Promoting Health and Wellness Across the Elementary Curriculum2
EDUC 3600Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3700Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4000Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities3
EDUC 4015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4025Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4150Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments1
EDUC 4200Internship 3-5
EDUC 4300Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4400Understanding and Responding to All Mathematics Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4500Student Teaching 8
Total Credits76-78

Special Education for Mild/Moderate Disabilities: (Kindergarten-Grade 12)

In addition to the University's core requirements, the following courses must be successfully completed:

EDUC 1010Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity1
EDUC 1015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I)1
EDUC 1020Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose1
EDUC 1025Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I)2
EDUC 1030Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context1
EDUC 1040Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry1
EDUC 1050Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis1
EDUC 1100Reimagining School and Society2
EDUC 1200Growth, Development, and Learning3
EDUC 1300Exceptional Learners3
EDUC 2015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II)1
EDUC 2100Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2150Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design1
EDUC 2200Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2400Literature and the Arts: A Tool for Advocacy, Equity, and Identity (Kindergarten-Grade 8) 3
EDUC 2410Language Acquisition and Supports for Learners with Special Needs3
EDUC 3000Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3015Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3025Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3150Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management1
EDUC 3330Curricular Foundations of Language and Literacy (Birth-Grade 3)3
EDUC 3335Curricular Foundations of Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 3)3
EDUC 3440Assessment to Inform Special Education Programming3
EDUC 3470Transition and Independence for Learners with Special Needs2
EDUC 3480Developing Strength-Based Class Communities in Specialized Settings3
EDUC 3490Designing and Implementing Curriculum for Learners with Mild/Moderate Educational Needs3
EDUC 3500Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3550Curricular Foundations of Mathematical/Scientific Problem-Solving (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3600Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3700Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4000Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities3
EDUC 4015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4025Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4150Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments1
EDUC 4200Internship 3-5
EDUC 4300Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4400Understanding and Responding to All Mathematics Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4500Student Teaching 8
Total Credits88-90

Middle School Education Language Arts (Grades 5-9)

In addition to the University's core requirements, the following courses must be successfully completed: 

EDUC 1010Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity1
EDUC 1015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I)1
EDUC 1020Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose1
EDUC 1025Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I)2
EDUC 1030Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context1
EDUC 1040Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry1
EDUC 1050Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis1
EDUC 1100Reimagining School and Society2
EDUC 1200Growth, Development, and Learning3
EDUC 1300Exceptional Learners3
EDUC 2015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II)1
EDUC 2100Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2150Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design1
EDUC 2200Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2400Literature and the Arts: A Tool for Advocacy, Equity, and Identity (Kindergarten-Grade 8) 3
EDUC 3000Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3015Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3025Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3150Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management1
EDUC 3500Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3700Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3800Middle School Organization and Philosophy (Grades 5-9)2
EDUC 4000Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities3
EDUC 4015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4025Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4150Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments1
EDUC 4200Internship 3-5
EDUC 4300Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4500Student Teaching 8
Middle School Language Arts Content Requirements
ENGL 1900Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research3
ENGL 2250Conflict, Social Justice and Literature3
or ENGL 2350 Faith, Doubt and Literature
or ENGL 2450 Nature, Ecology & Literature
or ENGL 2550 Gender, Identity & Literature
or ENGL 2650 Technology, Media & Literature
or ENGL 2750 Film, Culture and Literature
or ENGL 2850 Nation, Identity and Literature
ENGL 3241Young Adult Literature3
ENGL 3854Living Writing3
ENGL 3250British Literary Traditions to 18003
or ENGL 3260 British Literary Traditions after 1800
or ENGL 3270 American Literary Traditions to 1865
or ENGL 3280 American Literatures after 1865
or ENGL 3310 World Literary Traditions I
or ENGL 3330 World Literary Traditions III
or ENGL 3470 Introduction to Shakespeare
or ENGL 3490 19th Century British Literature
ENGL 3500Literature of the Postcolonial World3
or ENGL 3500 Literature of the Postcolonial World
or ENGL 3520 African American Literary Traditions II: After 1900
or ENGL 3530 Topics in African American Literary Traditions
or ENGL 3540 Literature of the African Diaspora
or ENGL 3550 Native American Literature
or ENGL 3560 Ethnic American Literature
or ENGL 3570 Writing Sex in the Middle Ages
or ENGL 3590 Nature and Literature
or ENGL 3591 Monsters of Europe: Nature and Monstrosity in European Literature
or ENGL 3600 Women in Literature
or ENGL 3610 The City and Literature
or ENGL 3620 Topics in Spirituality and Literature
or ENGL 3630 Disaster Narratives
or ENGL 3640 British Culture and Travel
or ENGL 3650 Science Fiction
or ENGL 3660 LGBTQ Literature and Culture
or ENGL 3700 The Bible & Literature
or ENGL 3730 Introduction to Medical Humanities, Literature
or ENGL 3740 Medicine and Literature
ENGL 4100History of the English Language3
or ENGL 4110 Introduction to Linguistics
or ENGL 4120 Writing with Style
4000-level courses select 1 additional 4000 level courses to complete the content requirements3
Total Credits85-87

Middle School Education Science (Grades 5-9)

In addition to the University's core requirements, the following courses must be successfully completed:

EDUC 1010Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity1
EDUC 1015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I)1
EDUC 1020Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose1
EDUC 1025Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I)2
EDUC 1030Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context1
EDUC 1040Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry1
EDUC 1050Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis1
EDUC 1100Reimagining School and Society2
EDUC 1200Growth, Development, and Learning3
EDUC 1300Exceptional Learners3
EDUC 2015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II)1
EDUC 2100Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2150Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design1
EDUC 2200Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3000Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3015Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3025Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3150Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management1
EDUC 3500Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3550Curricular Foundations of Mathematical/Scientific Problem-Solving (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3600Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3800Middle School Organization and Philosophy (Grades 5-9)2
EDUC 4000Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities3
EDUC 4015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4025Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4150Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments1
EDUC 4200Internship 3-5
EDUC 4300Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4400Understanding and Responding to All Mathematics Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4500Student Teaching 8
Middle School Science Content Requirements
BIOL 1240General Biology: Information Flow and Evolution3
BIOL 1245Principles of Biology I Laboratory1
BIOL 1260General Biology: Transformations of Energy and Matter3
BIOL 1265Principles of Biology II Laboratory1
CHEM 1110General Chemistry 13
CHEM 1115General Chemistry 1 Laboratory1
EAS 1080Introduction to Environmental Science3-4
or EAS 2480
EAS 2485
Foundations of Environmental Science
and Foundations of Environmental Science Lab
EAS 1420Introduction to Atmospheric Science3
or EAS 1430 Introduction to the Solid Earth
or EAS 1450 Introduction to Oceanography
PHYS 1310Physics I3
PHYS 1320Physics I Laboratory1
PHYS 1330Physics II3
PHYS 1340Physics II Laboratory1
Total Credits90-93

Middle School Education Mathematics (Grades 5-9)

In addition to the University's core requirements, the following courses must be successfully completed:

EDUC 1010Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity1
EDUC 1015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I)1
EDUC 1020Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose1
EDUC 1025Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I)2
EDUC 1030Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context1
EDUC 1040Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry1
EDUC 1050Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis1
EDUC 1100Reimagining School and Society2
EDUC 1200Growth, Development, and Learning3
EDUC 1300Exceptional Learners3
EDUC 2015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II)1
EDUC 2100Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2150Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design1
EDUC 2200Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3000Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3015Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3025Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3150Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management1
EDUC 3500Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3550Curricular Foundations of Mathematical/Scientific Problem-Solving (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3600Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3800Middle School Organization and Philosophy (Grades 5-9)2
EDUC 4000Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities3
EDUC 4015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4025Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4150Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments1
EDUC 4200Internship 3-5
EDUC 4300Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4400Understanding and Responding to All Mathematics Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4500Student Teaching 8
Middle School Math Content Requirements
MATH 1510Calculus I4
MATH 1520Calculus II4
MATH 1660Discrete Mathematics3
or MATH 2660 Principles of Mathematics
STAT 1100Introduction to Statistics3
or STAT 1300 Elementary Statistics with Computers
or STAT 3850 Foundation of Statistics
CSCI 1040Introduction to Computer Science: Mobile Computing3
or CSCI 1050 Introduction to Computer Science: Multimedia
or CSCI 1080 Introduction to Computer Science: World Wide Web
EDUC Math Content (to be created)3
EDUC Math Content (to be created)3
Total Credits87-89

Middle School Education Social Science (Grades 5-9)

In addition to the University's core requirements, the following courses must be successfully completed:

EDUC 1010Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity1
EDUC 1015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I)1
EDUC 1020Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose1
EDUC 1025Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I)2
EDUC 1030Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context1
EDUC 1040Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry1
EDUC 1050Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis1
EDUC 1100Reimagining School and Society2
EDUC 1200Growth, Development, and Learning3
EDUC 1300Exceptional Learners3
EDUC 2015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II)1
EDUC 2100Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2150Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design1
EDUC 2200Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2400Literature and the Arts: A Tool for Advocacy, Equity, and Identity (Kindergarten-Grade 8) 3
EDUC 3000Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3015Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3025Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3150Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management1
EDUC 3500Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3700Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3800Middle School Organization and Philosophy (Grades 5-9)2
EDUC 4000Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities3
EDUC 4015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4025Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4150Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments1
EDUC 4200Internship 3-5
EDUC 4300Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4500Student Teaching 8
Middle School Social Science Content Requirements
HIST 1110Origins of the Modern World to 15003
HIST 1120Origins of the Modern World (1500 to Present)3
HIST 1600History of the United States of America to 18653
HIST 1610History of the United States Since 18653
POLS 1150American Political Systems3
ECON 1900Principles of Economics3
EAS 1170Physical Geography3
or SOC 1180 World Geography
PSY 1010General Psychology3
or SOC 1100 Introduction to Sociology
or SOC 1110 Introduction to Sociology: Diversity Emphasis
or SOC 1120 Introduction to Sociology: Diversity and Health Emphasis
or ANTH 1200 Introduction to Anthropology
Total Credits85-87

Secondary English (Grades 9-12)

In addition to the University's core requirements, the following courses must be successfully completed:

EDUC 1010Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity1
EDUC 1015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I)1
EDUC 1020Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose1
EDUC 1025Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I)2
EDUC 1030Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context1
EDUC 1040Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry1
EDUC 1050Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis1
EDUC 1100Reimagining School and Society2
EDUC 1200Growth, Development, and Learning3
EDUC 1300Exceptional Learners3
EDUC 2015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II)1
EDUC 2100Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2150Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design1
EDUC 2200Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3000Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3015Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3025Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3150Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management1
EDUC 3500Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3700Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4000Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities3
EDUC 4015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4025Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4150Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments1
EDUC 4200Internship 3-5
EDUC 4300Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4500Student Teaching 8
Secondary English Content Requirements
ENGL 1900Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research3
ENGL 2250Conflict, Social Justice and Literature3
or ENGL 2350 Faith, Doubt and Literature
or ENGL 2450 Nature, Ecology & Literature
or ENGL 2550 Gender, Identity & Literature
or ENGL 2650 Technology, Media & Literature
or ENGL 2750 Film, Culture and Literature
or ENGL 2850 Nation, Identity and Literature
ENGL 3854Living Writing3
ENGL 3241Young Adult Literature3
Select 2 courses from below: 6
ENGL 4100
History of the English Language
ENGL 4110
Introduction to Linguistics
ENGL 4120
Writing with Style
Comp & Rhetoric 1 3xxx & 1 4xxx6
American Lit3
English/World Lit6
Total Credits89-91

Secondary Mathematics (Grades 9-12)

In addition to the University's core requirements, the following courses must be successfully completed:

EDUC 1010Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity1
EDUC 1015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I)1
EDUC 1020Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose1
EDUC 1025Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I)2
EDUC 1030Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context1
EDUC 1040Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry1
EDUC 1050Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis1
EDUC 1100Reimagining School and Society2
EDUC 1200Growth, Development, and Learning3
EDUC 1300Exceptional Learners3
EDUC 2015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II)1
EDUC 2100Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2150Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design1
EDUC 2200Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3000Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3015Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3025Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3150Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management1
EDUC 3500Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3550Curricular Foundations of Mathematical/Scientific Problem-Solving (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3600Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4000Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities3
EDUC 4015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4025Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4150Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments1
EDUC 4200Internship 3-5
EDUC 4300Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4400Understanding and Responding to All Mathematics Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4500Student Teaching 8
Secondary Math Content Requirements
MATH 1510Calculus I4
MATH 1520Calculus II4
MATH 2530Calculus III4
MATH 2660Principles of Mathematics3
MATH 3120Introduction to Linear Algebra3
MATH 4410Foundations of Geometry3
or MATH 4430 Non-Euclidean Geometry
MATH 4110Introduction to Abstract Algebra3
or MATH 4120 Linear Algebra
STAT 3850Foundation of Statistics3
CSCI 1060Introduction to Computer Science: Scientific Programming3-4
or CSCI 1300 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
MATH 4050History of Mathematics3
Select 1 Math Elective: 3
MATH 3550
Differential Equations
MATH 4150
Number Theory
MATH 4800
Probability Theory
MATH 4850
Mathematical Statistics
MATH 4870
Applied Regression
Total Credits98-101

Secondary Social Science (Grades 9-12)

In addition to the University's core requirements, the following courses must be successfully completed:

EDUC 1010Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity1
EDUC 1015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I)1
EDUC 1020Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose1
EDUC 1025Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I)2
EDUC 1030Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context1
EDUC 1040Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry1
EDUC 1050Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis1
EDUC 1100Reimagining School and Society2
EDUC 1200Growth, Development, and Learning3
EDUC 1300Exceptional Learners3
EDUC 2015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II)1
EDUC 2100Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 2150Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design1
EDUC 2200Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3000Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12)3
EDUC 3015Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3025Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III)1
EDUC 3150Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management1
EDUC 3500Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12)3
EDUC 3700Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4000Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities3
EDUC 4015Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4025Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV)1
EDUC 4150Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments1
EDUC 4200Internship 3-5
EDUC 4300Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12)3
EDUC 4500Student Teaching 8
Secondary Social Science Content Requirements
EAS 1170Physical Geography3
or SOC 1180 World Geography
ECON 1900Principles of Economics3
HIST 1110Origins of the Modern World to 15003
HIST 1120Origins of the Modern World (1500 to Present)3
HIST 1600History of the United States of America to 18653
HIST 1610History of the United States Since 18653
Select 1 World History Elective:3
HIST 1710
China and Japan Since 1600: Samurai, Revolutionaries, Entrepreneurs
HIST 2730
Crossroads of the World: The Middle East and North Africa Through History
HIST 3030
The Byzantine World: Faith and Power in a Thousand-Year Empire
HIST 3170
Colonial Latin America
HIST 3220
Jesuits and Their Worlds
HIST 3250
World in Conflict Since 1945
HIST 3720
Cultural Encounters 1500-1700
Select 2 U.S. History Electives:6
HIST 3480
U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction, 1850-1877
HIST 3580
American Slavery
HIST 3640
History of the American West
HIST 3660
History of Nature in America
HIST 3700
U.S. Constitutional History
HIST 3250
World in Conflict Since 1945
HIST 3480
U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction, 1850-1877
HIST 3500
Progressive Era to the Jazz Age, 1890-1920
HIST 3600
U.S. History in Film
HIST 3640
History of the American West
HIST 3660
History of Nature in America
HIST 3700
U.S. Constitutional History
Select 2 Political Science Courses: 6
POLS 1000
Introduction to Politics
POLS 1100
Introduction to American Government
POLS 1150
American Political Systems
POLS 1700
Foundations of Political Theory
POLS 2100
The American Constitution
POLS 2200
State and Local Politics
Select 2 Social Sciences:6
ANTH 1200
Introduction to Anthropology
PSY 1010
General Psychology
SOC 1100
Introduction to Sociology
SOC 1110
Introduction to Sociology: Diversity Emphasis
SOC 1120
Introduction to Sociology: Diversity and Health Emphasis
Total Credits95-97

Teacher Learning Community Seminars

Teacher learning community seminars (TLCs) (EDUC 1015, EDUC 1025, EDUC 2015, EDUC 3015, EDUC 3025, EDUC 4015, and EDUC 4025) are co-requisite courses, by phase, to all education courses and allow for repeatable registration. Education majors must repeat a co-requisite teacher learning community seminar until all coursework within each phase is completed. It is recommended that majors follow the concentration area roadmap for course registration. The roadmap presents the minimum number of TLC credit hour requirements.

Non-Course Requirements and Continuation Standards

For a complete list of non-course requirements and continuation standards, see the School of Education Undergraduate Handbook.

Note: All EDUC courses in Phase I (1000-level) and Phase II (2000-level) can be taken together (following the required prerequisite and co-requisite courses), but all Phase I and II courses must be completed and passed before beginning Phase III (3000-level) courses. All courses in Phase III must be completed and passed before beginning Phase IV (4000-level).

A 2.75 cumulative GPA is required to be in good standing in the program. A 3.00 GPA is required for all EDUC coursework and all content area course requirements to be in good standing. A final grade of "C-" in any EDUC course, or any content course required for certification, is not accepted as a passing grade. In any course with a final grade of  "C-" or below, the course must be repeated and passed. Please note this may delay program completion and require additional coursework/teacher learning community seminars.

Roadmaps are recommended semester-by-semester plans of study for programs and assume full-time enrollment unless otherwise noted.  

Courses and milestones designated as critical (marked with !) must be completed in the semester listed to ensure a timely graduation. Transfer credit may change the roadmap.

This roadmap should not be used in the place of regular academic advising appointments. All students are encouraged to meet with their advisor/mentor each semester. Requirements, course availability and sequencing are subject to change.

Early Childhood Education (Birth-Grade 3)

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
CORE 1000 Ignite First Year Seminar 2-3
Cura Personalis: Self in Community 1
Eloquentia Perfecta: Written and Visual Communication 3
EDUC 1300 Exceptional Learners 3
EDUC 1010 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity 1
EDUC 1020 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose 1
EDUC 1200 Growth, Development, and Learning (Satisfies CORE 3600) 3
EDUC 1015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I) 1
 Credits15-16
Spring
Ultimate Questions: Theology 3
Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History and Culture 3
Ways of Thinking: Quantitative Reasoning 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Writing Intensive Attribute  
EDUC 1030 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context 1
EDUC 1040 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry 1
EDUC 1050 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis 1
EDUC 1100 Reimagining School and Society 2
EDUC 1025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I) 2
 Credits16
Year Two
Fall
Ultimate Questions: Philosophy 3
Ways of Thinking: Natural and Applied Sciences 3
Equity and Global Identities: Identities in Context Attribute  
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2100 Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 2150 Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design 1
EDUC 2200 Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12) 3
Equity and Global Identities: Dignity, Ethics, and a Just Society Attribute  
 Credits14
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in Contemplation 0
Eloquentia Perfecta: Oral & Visual Communication 3
Equity and Global Identities: Global Interdependence Attribute  
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2310 Principles of Early Childhood Education (Birth-Grade 3) 3
EDUC 2320 Play Across the Curriculum (Birth-Grade 3) 3
EDUC 3335 Curricular Foundations of Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 3) 3
Elective 3
 Credits16
Year Three
Fall
EDUC 3330 Curricular Foundations of Language and Literacy (Birth-Grade 3) 3
EDUC 3340 Socially Just Pedagogy in Early Childhood Education (Birth-Grade 3) 3
EDUC 3310 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Curriculum for Infants and Toddlers (Birth-Age 3) 4
EDUC 3320 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Curriculum for Preschoolers (Ages 3-5) 4
EDUC 3015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III) 1
 Credits15
Spring
Eloquentia Perfecta: Creative Expression 2-3
EDUC 3700 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3600 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3000 Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3150 Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management 1
EDUC 3350 Creative Arts for Young Children (Birth-Grade 3) 3
EDUC 3025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III) 1
 Credits16-17
Year Four
Fall
Collaborative Inquiry 2-3
EDUC 4150 Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments 1
EDUC 4000 Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities 3
EDUC 4310 Leadership in Early Childhood Education 3
EDUC 4015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4200 Internship 5
 Credits15-16
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in the World 1
EDUC 4300 Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4025 Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4500 Student Teaching 8
Reflection-in-Action Attribute  
 Credits13
 Total Credits120-123

Elementary Education: (Grades 1-6)

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
CORE 1000 Ignite First Year Seminar 2-3
Cura Personalis: Self in Community 1
Eloquentia Perfecta: Written and Visual Communication 3
EDUC 1200 Growth, Development, and Learning Fulfills: CORE Ways of Thinking: Social and Behavioral Sciences 3
EDUC 1015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I) 1
EDUC 1010 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity 1
EDUC 1030 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context 1
Elective 3
 Credits15-16
Spring
Ultimate Questions: Theology 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Writing Intensive Attribute  
EDUC 1025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I) 2
EDUC 1020 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose 1
EDUC 1040 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry 1
EDUC 1050 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis 1
EDUC 1100 Reimagining School and Society 2
EDUC 1300 Exceptional Learners 3
Elective 3
 Credits16
Year Two
Fall
Eloquentia Perfecta: Oral & Visual Communication 3
Ultimate Questions: Philosophy 3
Ways of Thinking: Natural and Applied Sciences 3
Equity and Global Identities: Identities in Context Attribute  
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2150 Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design 1
EDUC 2100 Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12) 3
Elective 3
 Credits17
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in Contemplation 0
Ways of Thinking: Quantitative Reasoning 3
Equity and Global Identities: Global Interdependence Attribute  
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2200 Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 2400 Literature and the Arts: A Tool for Advocacy, Equity, and Identity (Kindergarten-Grade 8) 3
Elective 3
Elective 2
 Credits15
Year Three
Fall
Eloquentia Perfecta: Creative Expression 2-3
EDUC 3330 Curricular Foundations of Language and Literacy (Birth-Grade 3) 3
EDUC 3335 Curricular Foundations of Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 3) 3
EDUC 3500 Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3550 Curricular Foundations of Mathematical/Scientific Problem-Solving (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III) 1
 Credits15-16
Spring
Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History and Culture 3
Equity and Global Identities: Dignity, Ethics, and a Just Society Attribute  
EDUC 3150 Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management 1
EDUC 3025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3000 Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3700 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3600 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3560 Promoting Health and Wellness Across the Elementary 2
 Credits16
Year Four
Fall
Collaborative Inquiry 2-3
EDUC 4015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4000 Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities 3
EDUC 4150 Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments 1
EDUC 4400 Understanding and Responding to All Mathematics Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4200 Internship 3-5
 Credits13-16
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in the World 1
EDUC 4025 Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4500 Student Teaching 8
EDUC 4300 Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
Reflection-in-Action Attribute  
 Credits13
 Total Credits120-125

Special Education for Mild/Moderate Disabilities: (Kindergarten-Grade 12)

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
CORE 1000 Ignite First Year Seminar 2-3
Cura Personalis: Self in Community 1
Eloquentia Perfecta: Written and Visual Communication 3
Ways of Thinking: Quantitative Reasoning 3
EDUC 1300 Exceptional Learners 3
EDUC 1015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I) 1
EDUC 1020 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose 1
EDUC 1030 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context 1
 Credits15-16
Spring
Ultimate Questions: Theology 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Writing Intensive Attribute  
Equity and Global Identities: Dignity, Ethics, and a Just Society Attribute  
EDUC 1200 Growth, Development, and Learning Fulfills: CORE Ways of Thinking: Social and Behavioral Sciences 3
EDUC 1025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I) 2
EDUC 1010 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity 1
EDUC 1100 Reimagining School and Society 2
EDUC 1040 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry 1
EDUC 1050 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis 1
 Credits13
Year Two
Fall
Eloquentia Perfecta: Oral & Visual Communication 3
Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History and Culture 3
Ways of Thinking: Natural and Applied Sciences 3
Equity and Global Identities: Global Interdependence Attribute  
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2410 Language Acquisition and Supports for Learners with Special Needs 3
EDUC 2100 Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12) 3
 Credits16
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in Contemplation 0
Ultimate Questions: Philosophy 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Creative Expression 2-3
Equity and Global Identities: Identities in Context Attribute  
EDUC 2150 Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design 1
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2200 Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 2400 Literature and the Arts: A Tool for Advocacy, Equity, and Identity (Kindergarten-Grade 8) 3
 Credits13-14
Year Three
Fall
EDUC 3335 Curricular Foundations of Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 3) 3
EDUC 3015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3330 Curricular Foundations of Language and Literacy (Birth-Grade 3) 3
EDUC 3440 Assessment to Inform Special Education Programming 3
EDUC 3500 Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3550 Curricular Foundations of Mathematical/Scientific Problem-Solving (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3470 Transition and Independence for Learners with Special Needs 2
 Credits18
Spring
EDUC 3480 Developing Strength-Based Class Communities in Specialized Settings 3
EDUC 3150 Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management 1
EDUC 3025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3000 Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3490 Designing and Implementing Curriculum for Learners with Mild/Moderate Educational Needs 3
EDUC 3600 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3700 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
 Credits17
Year Four
Fall
Collaborative Inquiry 2-3
EDUC 4015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4000 Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities 3
EDUC 4150 Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments 1
EDUC 4400 Understanding and Responding to All Mathematics Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4200 Internship 3-5
Elective 2
 Credits15-18
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in the World 1
Reflection-in-Action Attribute  
EDUC 4025 Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4300 Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4500 Student Teaching 8
 Credits13
 Total Credits120-125

Middle School Education Language Arts (Grades 5-9)

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
CORE 1000 Ignite First Year Seminar 2-3
Cura Personalis: Self in Community 1
ENGL 1900 Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research (Satisfies CORE 1900) 3
EDUC 1200 Growth, Development, and Learning (Satisfies CORE 3600) 3
EDUC 1015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I) 1
EDUC 1020 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose 1
EDUC 1300 Exceptional Learners 3
 Credits14-15
Spring
Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History and Culture 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Writing Intensive Attribute  
EDUC 1010 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity 1
EDUC 1100 Reimagining School and Society 2
EDUC 1030 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context 1
EDUC 1040 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry 1
EDUC 1050 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis 1
EDUC 1025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I) 2
ENGL 2250
or ENGL 2350
or ENGL 2450
or ENGL 2550
or ENGL 2650
or ENGL 2750
or ENGL 2850
Conflict, Social Justice and Literature
or Faith, Doubt and Literature
or Nature, Ecology & Literature
or Gender, Identity & Literature
or Technology, Media & Literature
or Film, Culture and Literature
or Nation, Identity and Literature
3
Elective 3
 Credits17
Year Two
Fall
Eloquentia Perfecta: Oral & Visual Communication 3
Ultimate Questions: Theology 3
Equity and Global Identities: Identities in Context Attribute  
ENGL 3241 Young Adult Literature 3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2150 Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design 1
EDUC 2100 Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12) 3
Elective 3
 Credits17
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in Contemplation 0
Ultimate Questions: Philosophy 3
Ways of Thinking: Natural and Applied Sciences 3
Equity and Global Identities: Global Interdependence Attribute  
ENGL 3854 Living Writing 3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2200 Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 2400 Literature and the Arts: A Tool for Advocacy, Equity, and Identity (Kindergarten-Grade 8) 3
 Credits16
Year Three
Fall
Ways of Thinking: Quantitative Reasoning 3
ENGL 3xxx History & Context 3
ENGL 3xxx Culture & Critique 3
EDUC 3015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3500 Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3800 Middle School Organization and Philosophy 2
EDUC 3150 Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management 1
 Credits16
Spring
Eloquentia Perfecta: Creative Expression 2-3
Equity and Global Identities: Dignity, Ethics, and a Just Society Attribute  
ENGL 4xxx 3
ENGL 4120
or ENGL 4100
or ENGL 4110
Writing with Style
or History of the English Language
or Introduction to Linguistics
3
EDUC 3025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3000 Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3700 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
 Credits15-16
Year Four
Fall
Collaborative Inquiry 2-3
EDUC 4015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4000 Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities 3
EDUC 4150 Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments 1
EDUC 4200 Internship 3-5
Elective 2
 Credits12-15
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in the World 1
Reflection-in-Action Attribute  
EDUC 4025 Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4300 Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4500 Student Teaching 8
 Credits13
 Total Credits120-125

Middle School Education Science (Grades 5-9)

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
CORE 1000 Ignite First Year Seminar 2-3
Cura Personalis: Self in Community 1
CHEM 1110 General Chemistry 1 (Satisfies CORE 3800) 3
CHEM 1115 General Chemistry 1 Laboratory 1
EDUC 1200 Growth, Development, and Learning (Satisfies CORE 3600) 3
EDUC 1015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I) 1
EDUC 1010 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity 1
EDUC 1020 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose 1
EDUC 1040 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry 1
 Credits14-15
Spring
Eloquentia Perfecta: Written and Visual Communication 3
Ways of Thinking: Quantitative Reasoning 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Writing Intensive Attribute  
EDUC 1025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I) 2
EDUC 1100 Reimagining School and Society 2
EDUC 1030 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context 1
EDUC 1050 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis 1
EDUC 1300 Exceptional Learners 3
 Credits15
Year Two
Fall
Eloquentia Perfecta: Oral & Visual Communication 3
Ultimate Questions: Theology 3
Equity and Global Identities: Identities in Context Attribute  
BIOL 1240 General Biology: Information Flow and Evolution 3
BIOL 1245 Principles of Biology I Laboratory 1
EAS 1420
or EAS 1430
or EAS 1450
Introduction to Atmospheric Science
or Introduction to the Solid Earth
or Introduction to Oceanography
3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2150 Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design 1
EDUC 2100 Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12) 3
 Credits18
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in Contemplation 0
Ultimate Questions: Philosophy 3
Equity and Global Identities: Global Interdependence Attribute  
EAS 1080
or EAS 2480 and EAS 2485
Introduction to Environmental Science
or Foundations of Environmental Science and Foundations of Environmental Science Lab
3-4
BIOL 1260 General Biology: Transformations of Energy and Matter 3
BIOL 1265 Principles of Biology II Laboratory 1
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2200 Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12) 3
 Credits14-15
Year Three
Fall
Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History and Culture 3
PHYS 1310 College Physics I 3
PHYS 1320 College Physics I Laboratory 1
EDUC 3015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3550 Curricular Foundations of Mathematical/Scientific Problem-Solving (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3500 Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3800 Middle School Organization and Philosophy 2
EDUC 3150 Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management 1
 Credits17
Spring
Eloquentia Perfecta: Creative Expression 2-3
Equity and Global Identities: Dignity, Ethics, and a Just Society Attribute  
PHYS 1330 College Physics II 3
PHYS 1340 College Physics II Laboratory 1
EDUC 3025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3000 Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3600 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
Elective 1
 Credits14-15
Year Four
Fall
Collaborative Inquiry 2-3
EDUC 4015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4000 Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities 3
EDUC 4150 Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments 1
EDUC 4400 Understanding and Responding to All Mathematics Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4200 Internship 3-5
Elective 2
 Credits15-18
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in the World 1
Reflection-in-Action Attribute  
EDUC 4025 Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4300 Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4500 Student Teaching 8
 Credits13
 Total Credits120-126

Middle School Education Mathematics (Grades 5-9)

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
CORE 1000 Ignite First Year Seminar 2-3
Cura Personalis: Self in Community 1
MATH 1510 Calculus I (Satisfies CORE 3200) 4
EDUC 1010 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity 1
EDUC 1015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I) 1
EDUC 1020 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose 1
EDUC 1040 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry 1
EDUC 1200 Growth, Development, and Learning (Satisfies CORE 3600) 3
Elective 2
 Credits16-17
Spring
Eloquentia Perfecta: Written and Visual Communication 3
MATH 1520 Calculus II 4
EDUC 1100 Reimagining School and Society 2
EDUC 1025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I) 2
EDUC 1030 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context 1
EDUC 1050 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis 1
EDUC 1300 Exceptional Learners 3
 Credits16
Year Two
Fall
Eloquentia Perfecta: Oral & Visual Communication 3
Ultimate Questions: Theology 3
MATH 1660
or MATH 2660
Discrete Mathematics
or Principles of Mathematics
3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2150 Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design 1
EDUC 2100 Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12) 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Writing Intensive Attribute  
Elective 1
 Credits15
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in Contemplation 0
Ultimate Questions: Philosophy 3
Ways of Thinking: Natural and Applied Sciences 3
STAT 1100
or STAT 1300
or STAT 3850
Introduction to Statistics
or Elementary Statistics with Computers
or Foundation of Statistics
3
CSCI 1040
or CSCI 1050
or CSCI 1080
Introduction to Computer Science: Mobile Computing
or Introduction to Computer Science: Multimedia
or Introduction to Computer Science: World Wide Web
3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2200 Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12) 3
 Credits16
Year Three
Fall
Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History and Culture 3
Equity and Global Identities: Dignity, Ethics, and a Just Society Attribute  
EDUC MATH Content TBD 3
EDUC 3015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3550 Curricular Foundations of Mathematical/Scientific Problem-Solving (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3500 Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3800 Middle School Organization and Philosophy 2
EDUC 3150 Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management 1
 Credits16
Spring
Eloquentia Perfecta: Creative Expression 2-3
Equity and Global Identities: Identities in Context Attribute  
EDUC Math Content TBD 3
EDUC 3025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3000 Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3600 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
Elective 3
 Credits15-16
Year Four
Fall
Collaborative Inquiry 2-3
EDUC 4000 Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities 3
EDUC 4015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4150 Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments 1
EDUC 4400 Understanding and Responding to All Mathematics Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4200 Internship 3-5
Equity and Global Identities: Global Interdependence Attribute  
 Credits13-16
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in the World 1
Reflection-in-Action Attribute  
EDUC 4025 Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4300 Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4500 Student Teaching 8
 Credits13
 Total Credits120-125

Middle School Education Social Science (Grades 5-9)

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
CORE 1000 Ignite First Year Seminar 2-3
Cura Personalis: Self in Community 1
Ways of Thinking: Quantitative Reasoning 3
EDUC 1200 Growth, Development, and Learning (Satisfies CORE 3600) 3
EDUC 1015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I) 1
EDUC 1010 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity 1
EDUC 1040 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry 1
HIST 1110 Origins of the Modern World to 1500 3
 Credits15-16
Spring
Eloquentia Perfecta: Written and Visual Communication 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Writing Intensive Attribute  
HIST 1120 Origins of the Modern World (1500 to Present) 3
EDUC 1100 Reimagining School and Society 2
EDUC 1025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I) 2
EDUC 1020 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose 1
EDUC 1030 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context 1
EDUC 1050 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis 1
EDUC 1300 Exceptional Learners 3
 Credits16
Year Two
Fall
Eloquentia Perfecta: Oral & Visual Communication 3
Ultimate Questions: Theology 3
Ways of Thinking: Natural and Applied Sciences 3
Equity and Global Identities: Global Interdependence Attribute  
HIST 1600 History of the United States of America to 1865 (Satisfies CORE 3400) 3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2150 Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design 1
EDUC 2100 Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12) 3
 Credits17
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in Contemplation 0
Ultimate Questions: Philosophy 3
Equity and Global Identities: Identities in Context Attribute  
HIST 1610 History of the United States Since 1865 3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2200 Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 2400 Literature and the Arts: A Tool for Advocacy, Equity, and Identity (Kindergarten-Grade 8) 3
Elective 2
 Credits15
Year Three
Fall
Equity and Global Identities: Dignity, Ethics, and a Just Society Attribute  
POLS 1150 American Political Systems 3
ECON 1900 Principles of Economics 3
EDUC 3015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3500 Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3800 Middle School Organization and Philosophy 2
EDUC 3150 Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management 1
Elective 3
 Credits16
Spring
Eloquentia Perfecta: Creative Expression 2-3
SOC 1180
or EAS 1170
World Geography
or Physical Geography
3
PSY 1010
or SOC 1100
or SOC 1110
or SOC 1120
or ANTH 1200
General Psychology
or Introduction to Sociology
or Introduction to Sociology: Diversity Emphasis
or Introduction to Sociology: Diversity and Health Emphasis
or Introduction to Anthropology
3
EDUC 3025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3000 Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3700 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
 Credits15-16
Year Four
Fall
Collaborative Inquiry 2-3
EDUC 4015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4000 Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities 3
EDUC 4150 Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments 1
EDUC 4200 Internship 3-5
Elective 3
 Credits13-16
Spring
Reflection-in-Action Attribute  
Cura Personalis: Self in the World 1
EDUC 4025 Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4300 Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4500 Student Teaching 8
 Credits13
 Total Credits120-125

Secondary English (Grades 9-12)

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
CORE 1000 Ignite First Year Seminar 2-3
Cura Personalis: Self in Community 1
ENGL 1900 Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research (Satisfies CORE 1900) 3
EDUC 1010 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity 1
EDUC 1015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I) 1
EDUC 1040 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry 1
EDUC 1200 Growth, Development, and Learning (Satisfies CORE 3600) 3
EDUC 1300 Exceptional Learners 3
 Credits15-16
Spring
Ultimate Questions: Theology 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Writing Intensive Attribute  
ENGL 2250
or ENGL 2450
or ENGL 2550
or ENGL 2650
or ENGL 2750
or ENGL 2850
Conflict, Social Justice and Literature (Satisfies CORE 3400)
or Nature, Ecology & Literature
or Gender, Identity & Literature
or Technology, Media & Literature
or Film, Culture and Literature
or Nation, Identity and Literature
3
EDUC 1025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I) 2
EDUC 1020 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose 1
EDUC 1030 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context 1
EDUC 1050 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis 1
EDUC 1100 Reimagining School and Society 2
 Credits13
Year Two
Fall
Equity and Global Identities: Identities in Context Attribute  
Ways of Thinking: Natural and Applied Sciences 3
ENGL 3xxx (World Lit) Culture/Critique 3
ENGL 3241 Young Adult Literature 3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2150 Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design 1
EDUC 2100 Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12) 3
Elective 1
 Credits15
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in Contemplation 0
Ultimate Questions: Philosophy 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Oral & Visual Communication 3
Equity and Global Identities: Global Interdependence Attribute  
ENGL 3854 Living Writing 3
ENGL 3xxx (American Lit) History & Context 3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2200 Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12) 3
 Credits16
Year Three
Fall
Ways of Thinking: Quantitative Reasoning 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Creative Expression 2-3
ENGL 3xxx (Comp/Rhetoric) 3
ENGL 4xxx (World Lit) 3
EDUC 3015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3500 Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3150 Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management 1
 Credits16-17
Spring
Equity and Global Identities: Dignity, Ethics, and a Just Society Attribute  
ENGL 4xxx (Comp/Rhetoric) 3
ENGL 4100
or ENGL 4110
or ENGL 4120
History of the English Language
or Introduction to Linguistics
or Writing with Style
3
EDUC 3025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3000 Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3700 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
Elective 3
 Credits16
Year Four
Fall
Collaborative Inquiry 2-3
ENGL 4100
or ENGL 4110
or ENGL 4120
History of the English Language
or Introduction to Linguistics
or Writing with Style
3
ENGL 4xxx 3
EDUC 4150 Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments 1
EDUC 4000 Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities 3
EDUC 4015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4200 Internship 3-5
 Credits16-19
Spring
Reflection-in-Action Attribute  
Cura Personalis: Self in the World 1
EDUC 4025 Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4300 Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4500 Student Teaching 8
 Credits13
 Total Credits120-125

Secondary Mathematics (Grades 9-12)

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
CORE 1000 Ignite First Year Seminar 2-3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Written and Visual Communication 3
Cura Personalis: Self in Community 1
MATH 1510 Calculus I (Satisfies CORE 3200) 4
EDUC 1200 Growth, Development, and Learning (Satisfies CORE 3600) 3
EDUC 1015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I) 1
EDUC 1010 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity 1
EDUC 1040 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry 1
 Credits16-17
Spring
Ultimate Questions: Theology 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Writing Intensive Attribute  
MATH 1520 Calculus II 4
EDUC 1025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I) 2
EDUC 1020 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose 1
EDUC 1030 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context 1
EDUC 1100 Reimagining School and Society 2
EDUC 1050 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis 1
EDUC 1300 Exceptional Learners 3
 Credits17
Year Two
Fall
Eloquentia Perfecta: Oral & Visual Communication 3
Ways of Thinking: Natural and Applied Sciences 3
Equity and Global Identities: Identities in Context Attribute  
MATH 2530 Calculus III 4
MATH 2660 Principles of Mathematics 3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2100 Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12) 3
 Credits17
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in Contemplation 0
Ultimate Questions: Philosophy 3
Equity and Global Identities: Global Interdependence Attribute  
MATH 3120 Introduction to Linear Algebra 3
MATH 4410
or MATH 4430
Foundations of Geometry
or Non-Euclidean Geometry
3
EDUC 2150 Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design 1
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2200 Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12) 3
 Credits14
Year Three
Fall
Eloquentia Perfecta: Creative Expression 2-3
Equity and Global Identities: Dignity, Ethics, and a Just Society Attribute  
MATH 4110
or MATH 4120
Introduction to Abstract Algebra
or Linear Algebra
3
STAT 3850 Foundation of Statistics 3
EDUC 3015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3500 Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3550 Curricular Foundations of Mathematical/Scientific Problem-Solving (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3150 Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management 1
 Credits16-17
Spring
Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History and Culture 3
CSCI 1060
or CSCI 1300
Introduction to Computer Science: Scientific Programming
or Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
3-4
MATH 4050 History of Mathematics 3
EDUC 3025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3000 Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3600 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Mathematics/Science Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
 Credits16-17
Year Four
Fall
Collaborative Inquiry 2-3
MATH 3550
or MATH 4150
or MATH 4800
or MATH 4850
or STAT 4870
Differential Equations
or Number Theory
or Probability Theory
or Mathematical Statistics
or Applied Regression
3
EDUC 4015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4400 Understanding and Responding to All Mathematics Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4000 Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities 3
EDUC 4150 Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments 1
EDUC 4200 Internship 3-5
 Credits16-19
Spring
Reflection-in-Action Attribute  
Cura Personalis: Self in the World 1
EDUC 4025 Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4300 Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4500 Student Teaching 8
 Credits13
 Total Credits125-131

Secondary Social Science (Grades 9-12)

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
CORE 1000 Ignite First Year Seminar 2-3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Written and Visual Communication 3
Cura Personalis: Self in Community 1
HIST 1110 Origins of the Modern World to 1500 3
EAS 1170
or SOC 1180
Physical Geography
or World Geography
3
EDUC 1015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase I) 1
EDUC 1010 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Identity 1
EDUC 1020 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Purpose 1
 Credits15-16
Spring
Ultimate Questions: Theology 3
Equity and Global Identities: Global Interdependence Attribute  
HIST 1120 Origins of the Modern World (1500 to Present) 3
EDUC 1200 Growth, Development, and Learning (Satisfies CORE 3600) 3
EDUC 1025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar with Field Experience (Phase I) 2
EDUC 1030 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Context 1
EDUC 1040 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Inquiry 1
EDUC 1050 Introduction to Teaching: Sense of Praxis 1
EDUC 1100 Reimagining School and Society 2
 Credits16
Year Two
Fall
Ways of Thinking: Natural and Applied Sciences 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Writing Intensive Attribute  
PSY 1010
or SOC 1100
or SOC 1110
or SOC 1120
or ANTH 1200
General Psychology
or Introduction to Sociology
or Introduction to Sociology: Diversity Emphasis
or Introduction to Sociology: Diversity and Health Emphasis
or Introduction to Anthropology
3
HIST 1600 History of the United States of America to 1865 (Satisfies CORE 3400) 3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 1300 Exceptional Learners 3
EDUC 2150 Environments for Learning 1: Space and Classroom Design 1
EDUC 2100 Big Ideas: Literacy and Social Studies (Birth-Grade 12) 3
 Credits17
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in Contemplation 0
Ultimate Questions: Philosophy 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Oral & Visual Communication 3
Equity and Global Identities: Identities in Context Attribute  
SOC 1100
or PSY 1010
or SOC 1120
or ANTH 1200
Introduction to Sociology
or General Psychology
or Introduction to Sociology: Diversity and Health Emphasis
or Introduction to Anthropology
3
HIST 1610 History of the United States Since 1865 3
EDUC 2015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase II) 1
EDUC 2200 Big Ideas: Mathematics and Science (Birth-Grade 12) 3
 Credits16
Year Three
Fall
Ways of Thinking: Quantitative Reasoning 3
Eloquentia Perfecta: Creative Expression 2-3
POLS 1000 Introduction to Politics 3
World History Elective 3
EDUC 3015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Teachers as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3500 Curricular Foundations of Disciplinary Literacy (Grades 4-12) 3
EDUC 3150 Environments for Learning 2: Intentional Design for Classroom Management 1
 Credits16-17
Spring
Equity and Global Identities: Dignity, Ethics, and a Just Society Attribute  
American History Elective 3
ECON 1900 Principles of Economics 3
POLS 1000
or POLS 1000
or POLS 1100
or POLS 1150
or POLS 1700
or POLS 2100
or POLS 2200
Introduction to Politics
or Introduction to Politics
or Introduction to American Government
or American Political Systems
or Foundations of Political Theory
or The American Constitution
or State and Local Politics
3
EDUC 3025 Teacher Learning Community Seminar - Learners as Researchers (Phase III) 1
EDUC 3000 Inclusive Practices in Instructional Settings (Birth-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 3700 Designing, Delivering, and Documenting Integrated Literacy/Social Studies Curriculum (Kdg-Grade 12) 3
 Credits16
Year Four
Fall
Collaborative Inquiry 2-3
American History Elective 3
EDUC 4150 Environments for Learning 3: Creating Culturally Sustaining Learning Environments 1
EDUC 4000 Collaboration in Education: Families and Communities 3
EDUC 4015 Teacher Learning Community Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4200 Internship 3-5
 Credits13-16
Spring
Cura Personalis: Self in the World 1
Reflection-in-Action Attribute  
EDUC 4025 Teacher Learning Community - Senior Seminar (Phase IV) 1
EDUC 4300 Understanding and Responding to All Literacy Learners (Kindergarten-Grade 12) 3
EDUC 4500 Student Teaching 8
 Credits13
 Total Credits122-127

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