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| HIST
110 Western Civilization to 1700 OR |
EDUC
310 Inquiry into Education |
| HIST
111 Western Civilization 1700 to the Present |
EDUC
311 Psychological Foundations of Education |
| HIST
101 American History to 1877 OR |
EDUC
412 Analysis of Teaching and Learning |
| HIST
102 American History 1877 to the Present |
EDUC
428 Secondary Social Studies Methods |
| HIST
103 East Asian Civilization OR |
EDUC
388 Inclusion and Instruction |
| HIST
200 World History in the Twentieth Century |
EDUC
410 Reading in a Content Area I |
| HIST
201 Introduction to the Study of History |
EDUC
411 Reading in a Content Area II |
| HIST
496 Historical Research (American) OR |
EDUC
456 Internship |
| HIST
497 Historical Research (non-U.S.) |
EDUC
457 Internship Seminar |
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GENERAL
FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS |
| HIST
407 The Founding of the American Nation |
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| HIST
443 The United States since 1945 |
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During
initial advisement, the teacher candidate |
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see an education adviser. Certain GFR |
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courses
can also be used to meet specific |
| ECON
101 Principles of Microeconomics OR |
requirements
of the Education Certification Program. |
| ECON
102 Principles of Macroeconomics |
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| AN
INTRODUCTORY GEOGRAPHY COURSE |
* PSYC
100 Introduction to Psychology |
| POLI
100 American Government and Politics |
* Two
additional social science courses |
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* ENGL
100 Composition |
| * Three
arts and humanities course |
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* Three
language and culture courses |
| Six
elective courses must be taken. Of these,
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* A
mathematics course |
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least one course must relate to each of the |
* Two
science courses |
| following
areas: |
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Anthropology and sociology |
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| 2.
A pluralistic society |
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| 3.
Current affairs and controversial Issues |
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NOTE: See either a history advisor or an education
advisor for recommended courses in these areas. |