B.S. ED. in Middle Level Education - Legacy

Four-Year Degree Pathway Example

Four-year plans may vary based on course availability and individual goals. Students should consult their advisor about degree requirements and reference the Course Catalog.

First Year

Fall Semester

Recommended Course SelectionsCredits
ENGL 110: English Composition3
MATH 104: Fundamentals of Math I3
SPED 101: Intro to Special Education3
ECON 100: Introductory Economics3
BIOL 100 (L): General Biology4
Total Credits for Semester16

Spring Semester

Recommended Course SelectionsCredits
COMM 100: Fundamentals of Speech3
ENGL 242 (W): Reading our World3
PSYC 227: Development of the Child and Adolescent [1] Footnote details3
HIST 200: Reimaging Holidays and Heroes3
MATH 204/205/230 Algebra/Geometry/Prob-Stat for Middle- Level [2] Footnote details3
Total Credits for Semester15

Second Year

Fall Semester

Recommended Course SelectionsCredits
MATH 204/205/230 Algebra/Geometry/Prob-Stat for Middle- Level [3] Footnote details3
GEOG 141: World Regional Geography3
WELL 175: Wellness: Concepts of Health and Fitness3
MDED 335: Literature for Children and Young Adults3
CHEM 103 (L): General Organic Biochem 1 (non-math/science concentrations) OR CHEM 111 (L): Introductory Chemistry 1 (math/science concentrations) or CHEM 111 (L): Introductory Chemistry 1 (math/science concentrations)4
Total Credits for Semester16

Spring Semester

Recommended Course SelectionsCredits
EDFN 211 (D): Foundations of Modern Education3
EDFN 241: Psychological Foundations of Teaching3
MATH 204/205/230 Algebra/Geometry/Prob-Stat for Middle- Level [4] Footnote details3
ENGL 220: Intro to Language Studies3
GEOG 130: Environmental Science OR ESCI 120: Environmental Geology OR BIOL 140: Intro to Geology (G2) OR BIOL 340: Perspectives in Environ. Awareness (P)3-4
Total Credits for Semester15

Third Year

Fall Semester

Recommended Course SelectionsCredits
PHYS 101: Survey of Physics3
ENGL 311 or other (AW): Advanced Composition3
GOVT 111: Introduction to American Government3
Concentration Course 13
Concentration Course 24
Total Credits for Semester16

Spring Semester

Recommended Course SelectionsCredits
SPED 331: Positive Learning Environments for All Students3
MDED 425: Teaching of Literacy3
MDED 486 (P): Teaching English Language Learners at Middle Level3
Concentration Course 33
Concentration Course 43
Total Credits for Semester15

Fourth Year

Fall Semester

Recommended Course SelectionsCredits
MDED 323 (W): Teaching Reading in the Content Areas3
MDED 446: Teaching Social Studies3
MDED 456: Teaching Middle Level Math3
MDED 466: Teaching of Science3
SPED 311 (W): Assessment for Designing and Implementing Instruction3
Total Credits for Semester15

Spring Semester

Recommended Course SelectionsCredits
EDEL 461: Student Teaching6
EDEL 462: Student Teaching6
Total Credits for Semester12
  1. With a waiver for PSYC 100.
  2. Take all three, as available in offerings.
  3. Take all three, as available in offerings.
  4. Take all three, as available in offerings.

Notes:

  • Sophomore Year, Fall Semester - Be Aware of APS Status
  • Transfer Students - Junior Year: Pass the Pre-Service Testing Requirement by the end of this semester
  • Junior Year Spring Semester - Complete student teaching application on Field Services website.
  • Junior Year Spring Semester - PDS interviews if doing Professional Block II in the fall semester of senior year.
  • Senior Year Fall Semester - PROFESSIONAL BLOCK II
  • You must have 3 writing (W) courses
  • Total Credits = 120-123 depending upon concentration

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