Fulltime: Traditional Student Teaching Pathway
In the traditional multiple subjects credential program, you can earn your credential in two consecutive fulltime semesters if all academic and experiential prerequisites have been completed. The following would be a typical pathway that you might follow to complete the requirements as a fulltime student.
Semester/Stage I
ED 538: Intro to Classrm Tech Level 1
ED 601: Stage I Student Tchg & Sem MS
ED 609: Math Methods
ED 611: Teaching & Learning
ED 612: Pedagogy for Ling Diversity
ED 616: Lang/Literacy Curriculum I
ED 675: Health for Elem School Child
ED 676: PE for Elem School Child
Semester/Stage II
ED 603: Stage II Student Tchg & Sem MS
ED 608: Science Meth K-8 Classroom
ED 615: Social Studies C & I K8
ED 617: Lang/Literacy Curriculum II
ED 619: Visual & PerfArts C & I K8
SPED 560: Inclusionary Practices
Internship Pathway
The Internship pathway takes four continuous school terms, beginning in June of one summer and ending the end of July the following summer if all academic and experiential prerequisites have been completed. This pathway includes one course, the Teacher’s Academy, required by the state to prepare Intern teachers for some practical aspects of taking over their own classroom in the fall.
The following would be a typical pathway that you might follow to complete the requirements through the Internship pathway in that time frame. It is possible to ease the load on a given semester by extending your time in the program by one or two semesters.
First Summer
ED 575: Teachers Academy
ED 611: Teaching & Learning
ED 612: Pedagogy for Ling Diversity
Fall Semester
ED 538: Intro to Classrm Tech Level 1
ED 601: Stage I Student Tchg & Sem MS
ED 616: Lang/Literacy Curriculum I
ED 675: Health for Elem School Child
ED 676: PE for Elem School Child
Spring Semester
ED 603: Stage II Student Tchg & Sem MS
ED 608: Science Meth K-8 Classroom
ED 615: Social Studies C & I K8
ED 617: Lang/Literacy Curriculum II
ED 619: Visual & PerfArts C & I K8
Second Summer
ED 609: Math Methods
SPED 560: Inclusionary Practices