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University of Minnesota Duluth
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College of Education and Human Service Professions
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The sample plan below shows you one of several possible ways to complete this degree. Your academic plan may look different if you have already fulfilled some requirements, your math placement, overlapping liberal education electives, if you are pursuing an additional major(s) and/or minor(s), or if courses don't fit your schedule in a given term. Please work with your academic advisor to ensure that you are on track to graduate on time.
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Sample Plan: Integrated Elemetary and Special Education B.A.ScTOTAL CREDITS:120
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Year 1:Fall SemesterYear 1: Spring Semester
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CourseTitleCreditsLECourseTitleCreditsLE
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EDUC 1101Education to Modern Society3HUMEDUC 3412Technology for Teaching and Learning3
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IESE 1010Introduction to Elementary & Special Education: Inclusive & Anti-Racist Schooling3MU 3600Music in the Elementary Classroom3
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WRIT 1120College Writing3WILLEPart II Knowledge Domain4FA,HUM, NS or SS
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UST 1000Learning in Community1LEFine Arts, Humanities, or Social Sciences* with Global Perspectives4FA, HUM, SS* with GP
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LENatural Sciences with Lab, Sustainability4NS, S
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Year 2: Fall SemesterYear 2: Spring Semester
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CourseTitleCreditsLECourseTitleCreditsLE
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LEOral Communication & Languages3OCLMATH 1142Mathematics for Elementary Education II3
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IESE 2001Diversity and Education Implications3IESE 3331Children's Literature in the Elementary School3
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EDUC 1002Development and Learning Through Life3SS, CDSPED 4433Foundations in Special Education3
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MATH 1140Mathematics for Elementary Education I3LQRART 2810Art in Elementary Education3FA
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AHS 3300Health and Physical Education in the Elementary School3LETheorizing Race, Power, and Justice3RPJ
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Term credits15Term credits15
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Year 3: Fall SemesterYear 3:Spring Semester
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CourseTitleCreditsLECourseTitleCreditsLE
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IESE 3325Foundations of Literacy and Language3EDUC 4347Second Language Acquisition & ELL: How Second Languages are Learned & Methods for Teaching3
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IESE 4366Teaching Elementary Social Studies I3IESE 3355Critical Thinking Elementary Mathematics Methods I2
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SPED 4310Response to Intervention in the General Education Classroom3SPED 4204Assessment in the General and Special Education Classroom3
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SPED 4381Classroom and Behavior Management3SPED 4452Academic Interventions for Students with Disabilities 3
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SPED 4435Parent and Professional Communication and Collaboration3SPED 4585Individual Education Plans: Development and Implementation3
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IESE 4100Block 1 Field Experience Seminar1IESE 4200Block 2 Field Experience Seminar1
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Year 4:Fall SemesterYear 4:Spring Semester
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CourseTitleCreditsLECourseTitleCreditsLE
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EDUC 4381Teaching Indigenous Students3IESE 4600Elementary and Special Education Student Teaching6
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IESE 3326Advanced Literacy & Language: Designing & Implementing a Comprehensive Literacy Program3IESE 4600Elementary and Special Education Student Teaching6
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IESE 3356Elementary Mathematics Methods II3SPED 4455Transitional Planning for Adolescents with Disabilities3
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IESE 4344Teaching Science and Environmental Education I3
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IESE 4300Block 3 Field Experience Seminar1
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WRIT 3140Advanced Writing: Human Services3
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*Two courses taken in a category must be different subjects within the category (ex. GEOG and SOC).
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