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Bachelor of Science in Education - Certification in Spanish K-12 for Elementary
Education Majors Progress Sheet
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Spanish certification is K-12. All students seeking certification will be certified to teach Spanish in grades K-12. Therefore, you may follow the regular BS Ed sheet. However, the courses listed before are recommended for those students who are also seeking ELED certification.
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| See also Teacher Education Policy Manual, available in 105 McKay Education Building. |
| Basic Skill Courses: (0-18 hours). These credits may be exempted through a department placement exam, AP credits or CLEP credits. Native speakers should consult the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures. |
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Prerequisite |
| ______ 101 Spanish Language and Culture I (every semester) |
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| ______ 102 Spanish Language and Culture II (every semester) |
Spanish 101 or equivalent |
| ______ 103 Spanish Language and Culture III (every semester) |
Spanish 102 or equivalent |
| ______ 200 Spanish Grammar and Composition I (every spring) |
Spanish 103 or equivalent |
| ______ 201 Spanish Conversation I (every fall) |
Spanish 103 or equivalent |
| ______ 220 Reading in Spanish (every fall) |
Spanish 103 or equivalent |
| Required Spanish Courses: (24 hours) |
| ______ 350 Spanish Phonetics and Linguistics |
6 hours at the 200-level |
| ______ 300 Spanish Grammar & Composition II (every fall) |
Spanish 200 and 201 or 220 |
| ______ 302 Comm. in Spanish for ELED Majors (Spring 2003) |
Spanish 201 |
| ______ 400 Spanish Grammar & Comp III (every fall) |
9 hours at the 300-level including 300 |
| ______ 401Spanish Conversation III (every fall) |
9 hrs. at the 300-level including 301 |
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| One of the following civilization courses: |
| ______ 305 Spanish Civilization (even spring) |
6 hours at the 200-level |
| ______ 306 The Civilization of South America (odd spring) |
6 hours at the 200-level |
| ______ 307 U.S. Spanish-Speaking Minority Cultures (odd fall) |
6 hours at the 200-level. |
| ______ 308 The Civilization of Mexico/Central America (even fall) |
6 hours at the 200-level. |
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| The following civilization course: Offered every third semester. |
| ______ 309 Hispanic Civilization for the Elem. Classroom (recommended for Elem. focus) (Spring 2005) |
6 hours at the 200 level |
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| The following literature survey courses: Offered every third semester. |
| ______ 318 Hispanic Children's Literature (recommended for elementary focus) (Spring 2004) |
6 hours at the 200-level. |
| ______ 330 Spanish Literature: 1800 to Present (even spring) |
Spanish 220 and 200 or 201 |
| ______ 332 Spanish-American Literature: 19th Century to Present (odd spring) |
Spanish 220 and 200 or 201 |
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| One of the following literature courses: Offered in rotation; one every fall semester. |
| ______431 Medieval through 18th Peninsular Literature (odd fall) |
6 hours at the 300-level |
| ______432 Early Latin American Literature (even fall) |
6 hours at the 300-level |
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| Spanish Electives: For students, such as native speakers, who exempt any of the required core. Any Spanish course may be used in this block except 210: Literature in translation. |
| Education Courses in addition to those required for elementary certification: |
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Prerequisite: |
| ________ ELEC 17:325 Current Approaches to ELED Foreign Language Teaching OR |
Oral proficiency rating of Intermediate High |
| ________ SEFE 15:323 Teaching of Foreign Modern Languages (every fall) |
Oral proficiency rating of Intermediate High plus 24 credits in Spanish |
| ________ SEFE 15:329 Elements of Instruction (TR)* |
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| ________ SEFE 15:375 Language Arts Across the Curriculum (TR)* (may be waived) |
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| ________ SEFE 15:426 Practicum in Secondary Education (TR)* |
Oral proficiency rating of Advanced for student teaching. Student teaching will be one half elementary and one half Spanish. |
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| *Field Semester |
SEFE 200 plus 24 hours toward the specialization. (This may vary depending on your placement.) |
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| Study Abroad Program (Highly recommended.) |
| Students should plan to spend a summer or semester in a country where Spanish is spoken. Credits earned may be used to fill the above requirements. |
| Assessment of Majors |