2018-2019 Undergraduate Catalog

Teaching Major in Elementary Education (Grades K-6) (BA/BS)

102 credits

Required Courses

AHS 100Introduction to Art

3

BIO 102Biol Concepts for Teachers

3

EDEL 100Educ in a Democratic Society

3

EDEL 200Plan for Elem and EC Classroom

3

EDEL 244Early and Elem Educ Soc Just

3

EDEL 300Mgt, Org, and Instr Elem Clsrm

3

EDEL 350Tchg in the Elem Ed Classroom

3

EDEL 463Student Teaching: Elementary

6

EDEL 465Student Teaching: Elementary

6

EDFO 420Soc, Hist, Phil Found of Ed

3

EDPS 260Development Elementary

3

EDPS 393Educational Psych Elementary

3

EDRD 204Literature for Children

3

EDRD 300RDG and LA Instruction

3

EDRD 350Adv RDG and LA

3

EDRD 430Assess Interven Read Lang Arts

3

 

GEOG 101Earth Sea Sky: Geographic View

3

or

GEOL 101Planet Earth Geol Environment

3

 

HIST 201American History, 1492-1876

3

HSC 350Elem Schl Hlth Prgrms

3

MATH 201Num Oper Alg Reas Elem Teach

4

MATH 202Data Geo Meas Elem Teach

3

MATH 391Teach Mathematics Elementary

3

MUSE 265Music Basics for the Classroom

3

PHYC 101Phys Sci Concepts for Teachers

1 TO 3

SCI 397Teach Sci in the Elem Schl

3

SPCE 302Tch Studs and Dis in Gen Ed

3

SS 397Teaching SS in the Elemen Schl

3

Elective

2

Concentration area

12

Total Credit Hours:102

These major courses, AHS 100, BIO 102, GEOG 101 or GEOL 101, HIST 201, MATH 201, MUSE 265, PHYC 101, also fill a University Core Curriculum requirement.

English as a Second Language, 12 credits

Prepares teachers to work with non-native speakers of English in listening, writing, reading, and speaking skills. These courses can be applied toward licensure in Teaching English as a Second Language as well.

ENG 334Eng Linguistics for Educators

3

ENG 436Theory and Research in TESOL

3

ENG 437Methods and Materials in TESOL

3

ENG 457Practicum in TESOL

3

Total Credit Hours:12

The above requirements are for the English as a Second Language concentration area available for Teaching Majors in Elementary Education (Grades K-6) only.

Gifted and Talented, 12 credits

EDPS 420Intro Gifted Talented

3

EDPS 421Identif and Evaluation Gifted

3

EDPS 425Models and Strategies Gifted

3

 

EDPS 411Creative Thinking

3

or

EDPS 423Social Emotional Needs Gifted

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Kindergarten/Primary Education, 12 credits

EDEL 231Family and Community Relations

3

EDEL 252Creative Exp for Yng Children

3

EDEL 440Kindergarten Education

3

EDRD 390Early Emergent Literacy

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Language Arts, 12 credits

Exploration in depth of the theory and content of the study of literature, writing, and language. Courses selected for this concentration are particularly related to content, issues, and concerns of the elementary classroom.

Required course

EDEL 302Dev Elem Eng La Multicult Lit

3

Choose one of the following writing courses

ENG 213Intro to Digital Literacies

3

ENG 285Intro to Creative Writing

3

Choose one of the following literature courses

EDRD 318Lit for Young Children

3

ENG 205World Literature

3

ENG 206Reading Literature

3

ENG 414Young Adult Literature

3

Choose one of the following language courses

ENG 220Language and Society

3

ENG 320Intro to Linguistics Science

3

ENG 321English Linguistics

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Mathematics, 12 credits

Designed to provide a mathematics background in the content standards characterizing the K-12 mathematics curriculum. These courses can be applied toward requirements for licensure in middle school mathematics.

Required courses

MATH 310Algebra Elem Mid Scl Teach

3

MATH 316Num Thry Elem Mid Scl Teach

3

MATH 360Geometry Elem Mid Scl Teach

3

Choose from one of the following courses

MATH 181Elementary Probability Stats

3

MATH 331Technology Teach Assess Math

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Modern Languages, 12 credits

Modern Languages: Classical culture concentration

CC 301Classical Lit in English Trans

3 TO 6

CC 305Classical Myth and Theory

3

6 credits from CC, GRK, and LAT courses

6

Total Credit Hours:12

Modern Languages: French concentration

FR 202Intermediate French 2

3

FR 301Conversation

3

FR 302Composition

3

3 credits from any other 300-400-level FR course

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Modern Languages: German concentration

GER 202Intermediate German 2

3

GER 301Conversation

3

GER 302Composition

3

3 credits from any other 300-400-level GER course

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Modern Languages: Japanese concentration

JAPA 202Intermediate Japanese 2

4

JAPA 301Advanced Japanese 1

4

JAPA 302Advanced Japanese 2

4

Total Credit Hours:12

Modern Languages: Spanish concentration

SP 202Intermediate Spanish 2

3

SP 301Conversation and Composition

3

SP 302Composition and Grammar

3

3 credits from any other 300-400-level SP course

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Classical Languages, 12 credits

Classical Languages: Latin concentration

LAT 202Intermediate Latin 2

3

LAT 301Introduction to Prose 1

3

LAT 302Introduction to Poetry 1

3

3 credits from any other 300-400-level CC course

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Psychology and Counseling, 12 credits

Elementary teachers must understand the psychology of children; their thinking, feelings, behavior, development, learning, the measurement of these characteristics, and the environments in which they occur. These psychological issues are essential for understanding, interacting with, and instructing children.

12 credits from

Counseling psychology and guidance services

CPSY 400Fundamentals of Counseling

3

CPSY 420Psychological Interventions

3

CPSY 470Cross-Cult Counseling

3

Educational psychology

EDPS 306Behavior Analysis

3

EDPS 345Tests and Measurement

3

EDPS 350Child Psychology

3

EDPS 351Adolescent Psychology

3

Psychological science

PSYS 313Psych of Human Adjustment

3

PSYS 316Social Psychology

3

PSYS 317Personality

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Students electing PSYS courses must take PSYS 100 for University Core Curriculum to satisfy prerequisites.

Teacher of Reading for Elementary concentration/license, 12 credits

Required courses

EDRD 427Tchg Rdg to Diverse Learners

3

EDRD 450Reading Strategies and Pract

6

Choose 3 credits from the following courses

EDRD 320Disciplinary Literacy Elem Sch

3

EDRD 390Early Emergent Literacy

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Science, 12 credits

Includes a broad range of courses that cover life, earth, and physical sciences. Students seeking this concentration learn to use scientific knowledge, skills, and habits of mind to solve problems and think critically about the natural world. If GEOL 101 was selected for the University Core Curriculum requirement, then GEOL 201 must be selected for the concentration.

Choose a minimum of 12 credits from the following courses:

ASTR 101Astro Mat for Teacher

3

or

ASTR 120The Sun and Stars

3

 

BIO 112Principles of Biology 2

4

 

CHEM 100People and Chemistry

3

or

CHEM 101Gen, Org, Biochem and Hlth Sci

5

 

GEOL 101Planet Earth Geol Environment

3

or

GEOL 201Earth, Life, and Time

3

Total Credit Hours:12

State/World Connections, 12 credits

Includes a broad range of courses from the social sciences chosen to help prepare teachers for educating students in a world of ever-expanding worldwide connections. Students selecting this concentration will learn how to use this content in their own teaching of students in elementary grades.

Required course

SS 392Teaching State and World Conns

3

9 credits from three different subjects

ANTH 101Intro to Cultural Anthropology

3

ANTH 103Archaeology and Culture

3

ANTH 105Introduction Biological Anth

3

ANTH 111Anth, Cult, and Globalization

3

ANTH 342Anth of the United States

3

ECON 116Survey of Economic Ideas

3

ECON 279Problems of Emerging Nations

3

ECON 310Amer Econ Hist 2: 1860-1990

3

GEOG 150Global Geography

3

GEOG 350Geog United States and Canada

3

GEOG 351Latin American and Caribbean

3

GEOG 353Geography of Indiana

3

HIST 100Introduction to US History

3

HIST 198Non-Western Civilizations

3

HIST 201American History, 1492-1876

3

HIST 202US History, 1877 to Present

3

HIST 415History of Indiana

3

POLS 130American National Government

3

POLS 237State and Local Politics

3

POLS 280Comparative Political Systems

3

POLS 293International Relations

3

POLS 342Problems in Public Policy

3

PSYS 100Intro to Psychological Science

3

PSYS 316Social Psychology

3

SOC 100Principles of Sociology

3

SOC 421Racial and Cultural Minor US

3

SOC 424Family

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Technology, 12 credits

This concentration area provides the opportunity for students to acquire specialized professional knowledge beyond the minimum technological benchmarks expected of all future teachers.

“Technology is human innovation in action” (Technology for All. n.d., p.16). This action facilitates the generation of knowledge that leads to the development of solutions that assist and extend our capabilities as people.

Required courses

EDTE 350Curr Integration of Tech

3

EDTE 470Technology Policy and Ethics

3

TDPT 100Technology and Society

3

Choose 3 credits from the following courses

CS 110Intro Comp Sci and Web Prog

3

EDCU 331Public School Curriculum

3

EDRD 445Computers in Rdg Instruction

3

EDTE 352Multi Web Design and Dev Ed

3

EDTE 355Lrn and Tchng w Emerging Tech

3

EDTE 360Studies in Ed Tech

3

EDTE 365Visual and Digital Literacies

3

EDTE 480Internship in Educational Tech

2 TO 4

TDPT 400Capstone in Technology

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Wellness, 12 credits

Wellness: Nutrition and family concentration

Designed to provide an integrated approach to understanding relationships among wellness, nutrition, and the family environment. The teacher is prepared to identify children at risk and apply problem-solving skills using appropriate community health resources.

Required courses
FCFC 250Family Relations

3

NUTR 240Nutrition for Educators

3

Choose 6 credits from the following courses
FCFC 202Child and Family Wellness

3

FCFC 380Parenting

3

HOSP 110Prin Food Prep and Food Serv

3

HOSP 395Food and Culture

3

Total Credit Hours:12

NUTR 240 substitutes for NUTR 340 for prerequisite purposes.

Wellness: Physical education concentration

Provides both content knowledge and practical experiences in designing and implementing a developmentally appropriate physical education program on the elementary school level.

HSC 363Current Issue Admin Coord H PE

3

PEP 227Intro Adapted Physical Ed Act

3

PEP 252Teaching Fitness Activities

3

PEP 291Motor Development and Learn

3

Total Credit Hours:12

See Teachers College Interdepartmental for Dual Major in Elementary and Special Education.