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Bachelor of Science in Educational Studies (Effective Fall 2023)
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School of Education -- The undergraduate degree in Educational Studies does not lead to teacher certification
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MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (36 Credits)
STAGE: GATEWAYS FOR EXCELLENCE (33-39 Credits)
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Foundation Courses (15 Credits):Semester or TCCredits*FOUNDATIONS (9-15 Credits)
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ED 206/208Child or Adolescent Psychology STAGE 101First Year Seminar
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ED 212Educational PsychologyWRT 101Academic Writing
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ED 213Issues in EducationWRT 102Academic Writing II
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ED 232Children & Adolescent LiteratureQUANT
Quantitative Literacy (Math 180 Required)
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EDEL 240/EDSC 218Curriculum in the Inclusive Classroom
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SCIENCEScientific Reasoning
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Special Education Courses (9 Credits):Semester or TCCredits*
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EDSP 241Exceptional IndividualsBREADTH AND PROFICIENCY DEVELOPMENT (9-15 Credits)
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EDSP 344Strategies for Behavior ManagementXXXGlobal Cultures and Languages (Foreign Language I Required)
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EDSP 350Issues & Strategies in AssessmentXXXGlobal Cultures and Languages (Foreign Language II Required)
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XXXLiterature and Creative Arts
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Education Electives: (12 Credits):Semester or TCCredits*XXXPhilosophy and Religious Studies
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ED/GLOB 301Diverse Perspectives in EducationXXXHistory and Social Sciences
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ED 302Social & Emotional Learning
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ED 303Schools, Family & CommunityGATEWAY: GLOBAL LEARNING & SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (6-9 Credits)
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ED/GLOB 304Multilingualism: Ideology and PracticeStudents must complete all Foundation courses and 3 Breadth and Proficiency courses before taking Gateway courses. Each must be from a different discipline.
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EDEC 301*Curriculum and Instruction, Birth - Grade 2XXXDiscipline A (Math: Math 307 Required)
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EDEC 302*Emergent Literacy: Language and Reading DevelopmentXXXDiscipline B (Science Required. SCI 300 Current Environmental Issues Recommended
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EDMS 301**
Psychology of Middle School Student
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EDMS 302**Middle School Curriculum & Instruction
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EDSP 345Autism, Identity, and DisabilityRequired Freshmen Seminar (1)
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EDSP 347Mild Moderate Disabilities
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STAC 101STAC 101
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Concentration (30 credits)Semester or TCCredits*
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Major Requirements36036
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* Required for Early Childhood extension
** Required for Middle Childhood extension
The above courses are in one of the following and will be your concentration: English, History, Math, Psychology, Science, Social Sciences, Art, Spanish or Interdisciplinary Studies (2 areas in the liberal arts & sciences, 12 credits minimum in one area). A maximum of six credits in each concentration may come from the general education core; determined through advisement. A total of 120 credits is required for the degree.		Concentration Credits30030
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Foundation Credits15015
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Breath & Proficiency Credits15015
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Global Learning Credits909
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Required Freshmen Seminar101
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Free Elective Credits15015
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Total Credits1210121
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Notes: Transfer credits are formally accepted only when official transcripts from previous colleges are received indicating a grade of “C” or better. Please refer to the College catalog for information on guidelines for this major. Courses identified in the schedule as “general education requirement” courses may fulfill the Humanities, Natural Science and Social Science areas. All students must complete two semesters of foreign language.
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