Early Childhood EducationCourse # Course Name State Requirement Duration

ECE 513 Early Childhood Growth and Development The behavior and developmentof the young child

4 weeks

ECE 510 Effective Instruction for Early Childhood Education Curriculum for early childhood education 4 weeks

ECE 511 Language and Literacy Methods in EarlyChildhood Education

Methods and materials for early childhood 4 weeks

RDNG 500RDNG 501

Reading Methods: Primary Reading Methods: Elementary

Teaching reading at the elementary levelor emergent literacy

4 weeks4 weeks

TCH 503 Teaching Methods: Elementary Mathematics Content course in math 4 weeks

TCH 504 Teaching Methods: Elementary Science Content course in science 4 weeks

TCH 505 Teaching Methods: Elementary Social Studies Content course in social studies 4 weeks

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Elementary Education Course # Course Name State Requirement Duration

RDNG 501 Reading Methods: Elementary Teaching of reading in the elementary school 4 weeks

EDUC 525 Theories of Growing and Learning Child growth and development 4 weeks

TCH 503 Teaching Methods: Elementary Mathematics Mathematics for the elementary school teacher

4 weeks

TCH 504 Teaching Methods: Elementary Science Science for the elementary teacher 4 weeks

TCH 505 Teaching Methods: Elementary Social Studies Social studies for the elementary teacher 4 weeks

TCH 502 TCH 501 HLTH 510

Teaching Methods: Elementary Language Arts Teaching Methods: Elementary Art Health and Nutrition for Educators

Literature for children, art for the elementary school teacher, music for the elementary teacher, or health for the elementary teacher

4 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks

Course # Course Name State Requirement Duration

TESOL 570 Foundations of Instruction Principles and strategies for teaching ESOL to elementary and secondary learners

4 weeks

TESOL 573 Applied Linguistics Linguistics 4 weeks

TESOL 575 Teaching Reading and Writing Teaching reading and writing to limited English proficient (LEP) learners

4 weeks

TESOL 572 Assessment Elective in testing/assessment for languageminority learners

4 weeks

TESOL 571 Instructional Techniques and Methods Elective in ESOL curriculum designand materials

4 weeks

Course # Course Name State Requirement Duration

EDUC 523 Middle School Curriculum Development and Instruction Middle-level curriculum and organization 4 weeks

EDUC 526 Overview of Adolescent Psychology Early adolescent growth and development and learning communities

4 weeks

RDNG 509 RDNG 510

Adolescent Reading and Writing Strategies Content Area Reading and Writing for Adolescents

Teaching reading and writing in the content area

4 weeks 4 weeks

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Literacy TeacherCourse # Course Name State Requirement Duration

RDNG 504 Phonological Theory and Application Foundations of reading 4 weeks

RDNG 511 Reading Assessment Assessment strategies for reading 4 weeks

RDNG 507 RDNG 510

Content Area Reading and Writing for Elementary Content Area Reading and Writing for Adolescents

Content area reading and writing 4 weeks 4 weeks

RDNG 501 RDNG 502

Reading Methods: Elementary Reading Methods: Secondary

Instructional strategies for reading 4 weeks 4 weeks

RDG 539 RDG 541

Reading Skills and Practicum (K-8) Reading Skills and Practicum (6-12)

Practicum in literacy 6 weeks 6 weeks

Literacy RequirementCourse # Course Name State Requirement Duration

RDNG 507 RDNG 510

Content Area Reading and Writing for Elementary Content Area Reading and Writing for Adolescents

Content area reading and writing 4 weeks 4 weeks

Course # Course Name State Requirement Duration

TCH 510 TCH 520MTE 559

Secondary Teaching MethodsTeaching MethodsCurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary Methods

General methods 4 weeks4 weeks6 weeks

TCH 501TCH 511MTE 534

Teaching Methods: Elementary ArtTeaching Methods: Secondary ArtCurriculum Constructs and Assessment:Visual and Performing Arts

Art 4 weeks4 weeks4 weeks

MTE 580 Curriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary Business and Marketing

Business 6 weeks

TCH 502MTE 566

Teaching Methods: Elementary Language ArtsCurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary English/Language Arts

English 4 weeks6 weeks

MTE 550 Curriculum Constructs and Assessment: Global Languages

Foreign language 6 weeks

TCH 503TCH 513TCH 543MTH 506MTE 564

Teaching Methods: Elementary MathematicsTeaching Methods: Secondary MathematicsTeaching Methods: Remedial MathematicsMethods of Teaching MathematicsCurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary Mathematics

Mathematics 4 weeks4 weeks4 weeks6 weeks6 weeks

TCH 502 Teaching Methods: Elementary Language Arts Middle school language arts 4 weeks

TCH 503MTH 506

Teaching Methods: Elementary MathematicsMethods of Teaching Mathematics

Middle school mathematics 4 weeks6 weeks

TCH 504 Teaching Methods: Elementary Science Middle school science 4 weeks

TCH 505 Teaching Methods: Elementary Social Studies Middle school social studies 4 weeks

MTE 551 Curriculum Constructs and Assessment: Physical Education

Physical education 6 weeks

TCH 514MTE 569

Teaching Methods: Secondary ScienceCurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary Science

Science (includes biology, chemistry, physics) 4 weeks6 weeks

TCH 505TCH 515MTE 567

Teaching Methods: Elementary Social StudiesTeaching Methods: Secondary History/Social StudiesCurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary History/Social Science

Social studies 4 weeks4 weeks6 weeks

MTE 534 Curriculum Constructs and Assessment: Visual and Performing Arts

Theater 4 weeks

EDUC 521ONL 502MTE 522MTE 523

Classroom Management for EducatorsOrganizing and Managing the Online ClassroomMaintaining an Effective Learning ClimateMaintaining an Effective Learning Climate

Classroom management 4 weeks4 weeks6 weeks6 weeks

SPED 530SPE 513

Introduction to Learners with Special NeedsOrientation to the Exceptional Child

Characteristics of exceptional children 4 weeks6 weeks

EDUC 526 Overview of Adolescent Psychology Educational psychology 4 weeks

EDUC 524ONL 504CUR 528CUR 530

Assessment and Evaluation for EducatorsAssessment in the Online ClassroomAssessment of LearningAssessment and Evaluation Methods

Assessment 4 weeks4 weeks6 weeks6 weeks

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