Inclusive Adolescent Education, BS

Program Requirements

Professional Education Courses

1. EDU 103

   Introduction to Inclusive Schooling
   3
2. EDU 104

   Experience in Inclusive School
   1
3. EDU 105

   Principles of Teaching in ENL Inclusive Classrooms
   3
4. EDU 106

   Clinical Simulations in K-12 Teacher Preparation
   1
5. SPE 111

   Disability in School and Community
   3
6. SPE 212

   Differentiation for Inclusive Education
   3
7. EDU 215

   Early Grades Content Methods and Curriculum
   3
8. RED 215

   Foundational Literacy Methods
   3
9. EDU 220

   Field Experience and Seminar I
   2
10. EDU 310

    The American School

    As published: “The American School (This course counts as liberal arts credit.)”
    3
11. RED 315

    Disciplinary Literacy Methods and Curriculum
    3
12. EDU 320

    Field Experience and Seminar II
    2
13. EDU 321

    International Education for Transformation
    3
14. EDU 336

    Social Studies Methods and Curriculum
    3
15. EDU 337

    Science Methods and Curriculum
    3
16. IDE 405

    Digital Pedagogies and Assistive Technology
    3
17. EDU 420

    Field Experience and Seminar III
    2

Students must choose the following topic:

Adolescent Education

1. SPE 434

   Inclusive Pedagogy and Practice
   3
2. EDU 438

   Mathematics Methods and Curriculum
   3
3. EDU 516

   Equitable Assessment for Inclusive Classrooms
   3
4. EDU 520

   Inclusive Student Teaching
   12

Students choose one of the following topics:

Std Teach Bio/Special Ed

Std Teach Chem/Special Ed

Std Teach Earth Sci/Special Ed

Std Teach English/Special Ed

Std Teach Math/Special Ed

Std Teach Physics/Special Ed

Std Teach Soc Stud/Special Ed

Liberal Arts Requirements

Students must choose a liberal arts degree to complete this degree. Degree options are listed below.

1. WRT 105

   Studio 1: Practices of Academic Writing

   or: WRT 109 Studio 1: Practices of Academic Writing (Honors)
   3
2. WRT 205

   Studio 2: Critical Research and Writing

   or: WRT 209 Studio 2: Critical Research and Writing (Honors)
   3
3. EDU 310

   The American School
   3
4. FYS 101

   First Year Seminar
   1

Two Courses in English

1. Two courses in English (ENG) any level, Literature (LIT) any level, or Writing (WRT) 300 level or above. Students can also take WRT 255 to fulfill three credits of this requirement.

   Not resolved to a course
   0-6

Note: Students that choose a liberal arts degree in English and Textual Studies satisfy this requirement with their BA degree.

One Course in Humanities or Social Science

1. Students can fulfill this requirement by taking a course in one of the following areas: AAS, ANT, ECN, GEO (except physical), HIS, PST, PSC, PSY, MAX, or SOC.

   Not resolved to a course
   0-3

​​​​​​​Note: Students that choose a liberal arts degree in History satisfy this requirement with their BA degree.

One Course in History

1. ​​​​​​​Note: Students that choose a liberal arts degree in History satisfy this requirement with their BA degree.

   Not resolved to a course
   0-3

Two Courses in Mathematics

1. Note: Students that choose a liberal arts degree in English and Textual Studies or History must take MAT 117 and MAT 118 to satisfy this requirement.

   Not resolved to a course
   0-6

Note: Students that choose a liberal arts degree in Biology, Chemistry or Mathematics satisfy this requirement with their B.A. degree.

Note: Students that choose a liberal arts degree in Earth Science satisfy three credits of this requirement with their B.A. degree by taking MAT 194.

Note: Students that choose a liberal arts degree in Physics satisfy this requirement with their B.A. degree by taking MAT 295 and MAT 296.

Two Courses in Science

1. Students must take science from any of the following areas: AST, BIO, CHE, EAR, GEO (physical), NEU, PHY, and SCI.

   Not resolved to a course
   0-6

Note: Students that choose a liberal arts degree in Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science or Physics satisfy this requirement with their B.A. degree.

One Course in Speech Communication

1. Note: Students in the English and Textual Studies, B.A. are required to take one speech communication course from the list below. All other majors do not take one of these courses.

   Not resolved to a course
   0-3
2. CRS 225

   Public Advocacy

   or: CRS 325 Presentational Speaking
   3

Liberal Arts Major

1. Students must declare a liberal arts major in Arts & Sciences from the list below

   Not resolved to a course
   30-50

Liberal Arts Electives

1. Based on the liberal arts major that students choose they will have between 0-3 credits of electives in Arts & Sciences.

   Not resolved to a course
   0-3