Middle School Education, BA English/Language Arts Emphasis (Grades 5-9)

77 credit hours 

Requirements

Major Coursework

47 credit hours of coursework from the following options: 

EDU 11110	Orientation to Educational Experiences with Field Experiences	3
EDU 20200	Psychology of Teaching and Learning	3
EDU 21501	Teacher Education Seminar I	1
EDU 30710	Content Literacy for Diverse Learners	3
EDU 32100	Middle/High School Classroom Teaching and Technology	3
EDU 33542	Secondary Methods of Teaching and Learning with Field Experience	3
EDU 34100	Education of the Exceptional Child	3
EDU 34310	Middle/High School Differentiation and Classroom Management with Field Experiences	3
EDU 38700	Reading/Writing across Curriculum	3
EDU 38800	Middle School Psychology	3
EDU 38910	Middle School Philosophy, Curriculum, and Instruction	4
EDU 40400	Advanced Measurement and Evaluation to Enhance Learning	3
EDU 41000	Student Teaching	12

Oral Communications Coursework

3 credit hours of coursework from the following option:

SW 20000

Intercultural Communication

3

English/Language Arts Emphasis Coursework

3 credit hours of coursework from the following options:

ENGL 20100	Premodern World Literature	3
ENGL 20101	Modern World Literature	3
ENGL 20500	British Literature: Fact, Fiction, and Everything In-Between	3
ENGL 23500	American Literature: Slavery and War	3
ENGL 24100	Celtic Literature	3
ENGL 24200	Viking Literature	3
ENGL 25300	The Arthurian Legend	3
ENGL 25400	Mythology and Folklore	3
ENGL 25900	Existentialism: Absurdity, Angst, and the Meaning of Life	3
ENGL 26000	Gothic Literature: Monsters & Madness	3

Elective Coursework I

6 credit hours of coursework from the following options:

ENGL 30700	The Teaching of Writing	3
ENGL 37200	Grammar and Writing	3

Elective Coursework II

3 credit hours of coursework from the following options:

EDU 24700	Adolescent Literature	3
ENGL 37100	Reading and Writing of the Young Adult Novel	3

Elective Coursework III

15 credit hours of coursework from the following options:

ENGL 20000-20099	Introduction to Literature	3
ENGL 22200	Writing about Reality	3
ENGL 25600	Greek Myth, Epic, and Tragedy	3
ENGL 30100	Methods of Literary Study	3
ENGL 33200	Chaucer	3
ENGL 33300	Shakespeare	3
ENGL 33800	Medieval Literature	3
ENGL 33900	Early Modern Literature	3
ENGL 34101	London in the Eighteenth Century	3
ENGL 34200	Politics, Passion, Poetry and Problems: The Romantic Movement	3
ENGL 34300	Victorians: Vile or Virtuous?	3
ENGL 35300	Twentieth-Century American Literature	3
ENGL 35500	Literary Modernism: Experiment, Method, and Mystery	3
ENGL 37600	African American Literature	3
ENGL 40400	History of the English Language	3

Note: No duplication of coursework is allowed.