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Bachelor of Science in Education (Effective Fall 2019)
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Early Childhood and Childhood Education with STEM Concentration (Birth - Grade 6)
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School of Education | St. Thomas Aquinas College | Modified February 11, 2021 (S.R.SOE.)
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MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (39 Credits)Semester or TCCredits*
STAGE: GATEWAYS FOR EXCELLENCE (33 Credits)
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ED 206Child PsychologyFOUNDATIONS (15 Credits)
Semester or TC
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ED 212Educational PsychologySTAGE 101First Year Seminar
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ED 213Issues In EducationWRT 101Academic Writing
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ED 232Lit for Children & AdolescentsWRT 102Academic Writing II
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EDEL 240Curriculum f/Inclusive ClassroomsQUANT
Quantitative Literacy
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EDSP 241Exceptional Individuals SCIENCEScientific Reasoning (Satisfy w/SCI 101)
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EDEL 312Social Studies MethodsBREADTH AND PROFICIENCY DEVELOPMENT (15 Credits)
Semester or TC
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EDEL 313Mathematics MethodsXXXGlobal Cultures and Languages (Foreign Language I Required)
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EDEL 314Science & Technology MethodsXXXGlobal Cultures and Languages (Foreign Language II Required)
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EDEL 326Literacy: Reading MethodsXXXLiterature and Creative Arts
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EDEL 327Literacy: Writing MethodsXXXPhilosophy and Religious Studies
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EDSP 344Strategies For Behav. Mngmnt.XXXHistory and Social Sciences
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EDSP 350Issues & Strategies in AssessmentGATEWAY: GLOBAL LEARNING & SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (3 Credits)
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Early Childhood Education (6 credits)Semester or TCCredits*Students 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 301Curriculum & Instr, Birth - Gr 2XXXDiscipline A (Math: Math 307 Required)Satisfied by Concentration
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EDEC 302Emergent Literacy: Language / Reading DevelopmentXXXDiscipline B (Science Required) (SCI 300 Current Environmental Issues Recommended)Satisfied by Concentration
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Science and Technology (32 credits)Semester or TCCredits*XXXDiscipline C (Social Science Required. GLOB 301 Diverse Perspectives in Education recommended)
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ASTR 101Modern Mysteries/AstronomyRequired Freshmen Seminar (1 Credit)
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SCI 102Chemistry in our World or CHEM 101 Elements of Chemistry (if in Chemistry Sequence substitute a class from BIO, PHY, FS, CS, MATH or SCI.)STAC 101STAC 101
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SCI 120Exploring Physical Science (for Phys- ics Sequence, substitute a class from BIO, CHEM, FS, CS, MATH or SCI)Student Teaching (Final Semester) (12 Credits)
Semester or TC
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SCI 300Current Envionmental Issues Rec.EDEL 415
Student Teaching (9 credits)
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CS 101Intro to Computational ThinkingEDEL 420
Seminar on Reflective Teaching
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CS 300Programming Scientific Apps
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MATH 180Quantitative Literacy for Educators ICredits SummaryRequiredCompletedNeeded
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MATH 307Quantitative Literacy for Educators IIMajor Requirement Credits39039
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Biology or Chemistry or Physics SequenceEarly Childhood Education Credits606
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BIO 171General Biology IScience & Technology Concentration Credits32032
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BIO 173General Biology I LabStudent Teaching Semester Credits12012
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BIO 172General Biology IIFoundations Credits15015
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BIO 174General Biology II LabBreath & Proficiency Credits15015
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ORGlobal Learning Credits303
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CHEM 171General Chemistry IRequired Freshmen Seminar Credits101
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CHEM 173General Chemistry I LabTotal Credits1230123
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CHEM 172General Chemistry II
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CHEM 174General Chemistry II Lab
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ORNotes: Transfer credits are formally accepted only when official transcripts from previous colleges are received indicating a grade of “C” or better. All students must apply for admission to the Teacher Education program. Please refer to the College catalog for information on guidelines for this major. Courses identified in the schedule as “general education requirement” courses will fulfill the Humanities, Natural Science and Social Science areas. Students must take two semesters of the same foreign language.
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PHYS 201General Physics I
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PHYS 211General Physics I Lab9/16/2025
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PHYS 202General Physics II
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PHYS 212General Physics II Lab
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