Admissions
1) Completion of an undergraduate history or social science major or equivalent, with a minimum of 21 credits in history.
2) Minimum 3.0 overall undergraduate GPA and in the major.
3) Three letters of recommendation. Two should be from faculty members.
4) Attend an interview and complete an on-site essay.
Program Requirements
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Course Number |
Course Title |
Credits |
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I. Education Courses |
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EDUC 7500A |
Adolescent Learning and Development |
3 |
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EDSE 7600A |
Issues for Secondary School Teachers |
2 |
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SPED 5000K |
Introduction to Inclusive Education |
3 |
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EDSE 1200E |
Reading and Writing Instruction |
3 |
|
EDSE 2100E |
Methods of Teaching Secondary Social Studies |
4 |
|
EDSE 2300E |
Development of the Secondary School: Philosophy, Urban Issues, and Curriculum Development in Secondary School Social Studies |
4 |
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II. Content Courses |
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History/Social Sciences Course |
3 |
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History/Social Sciences Course |
3 |
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History/Social Sciences Course |
3 |
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History/Social Sciences Course |
3 |
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III. Research Courses |
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EDSE 7200I (Spring Only)
EDUC 7000I EDUC 7100I |
Master’s Project OR Introduction to Education Research AND Independent Study and Research |
3
2 2 |
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IV. Student Teaching Courses |
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EDSE 7600G* |
Student Teaching |
4 |
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EDUC 1900G |
Workshops on Child Abuse Identification, School Violence Prevention, Dignity for All Students Act (DASA), and Other Professional Topics. |
0 |
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EDSE 7603G* |
Seminar in Student Teaching in Secondary Schools |
2 |
*Candidates must apply for these classes. Check deadlines in the Office of Field Experiences.
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