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K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2000-2002
 

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dAdvising
dUniversity General Education
dHonors Program
dSupport Facilities and Programs
dTeacher Education
dElementary Education Program
dSecondary Education Program
dSecondary Education Teaching Fields
dOptional Secondary Certification Programs
dOptional Secondary Certification Program at the Middle Level
dSecondary Education Programs Outside the College of Education
dOther Program Choices
dGeneral Courses
dCounseling and Educational Psychology
dEducational Administration and Leadership
dElementary Education
dFoundations and Adult Education
dSecondary Education
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Secondary Education Program

Bachelor of science
Minimum of 126 hours required
Certification grades 7-12

All students wishing to teach in secondary schools must fully complete the approved teacher education program regardless of which college awards the degree. The approved program consists of: general education studies, professional education studies, and teaching field studies as specifically outlined in the following sections.

General education requirements

Communications (8-9 hours)
ENGL 100Expository Writing I 3
ENGL 200Expository Writing II 3
SPCH 105Public Speaking IA 2
or
SPCH 106Public Speaking I 3
or
SPCH 109Public Speaking Honors 3
 
Humanities (9 hours)
Literature
Any department of English literature (except ENGL 230, 231, 233, 234, 355, or 545) or Department of Modern Languages literature course 3
 
Fine arts appreciation
Any nonperformance appreciation class in the Departments of Art, Music, Speech (theater or dance courses), or university general education approved courses from the College of Architecture, Planning, and Design 3
 
Restricted elective
Any course offered in the Department of Philosophy (except PHILO 110 or 220) or SPCH 320, 330, or 434, or any course in a modern language, or ENGL 230, 231, 233, or 234 3
 
Social science (9 hours)
History
Any course from the Department of History 3
 
Non-Western cultures
Recommended: ANTH 204; additional courses are available in ANTH, ECON, GEOG, HIST, POLSC, and SOCIO. See your advisor for approved courses 3
 
Restricted elective
Any course in the Departments of Anthropology (except ANTH 280 and 281), Economics, Geography, (except GEOG 220 and 221), History, Political Science, Psychology, or Sociology 3
 
Natural science (7 hours)
One lab required.
 
Quantitative sciences (6 hours)
(College Algebra is a prerequisite for statistics and computer science.)
MATH 100College Algebra (or higher level
math course) (Grade of C or better) 3
STAT 320Elements of Statistics (or higher level statistics course) (Grade of C or better) 3
General education electives (6 hours)
 
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Professional education requirements
Pre-professional education
Required for admission to teacher education and prerequisite for Block I.
EDSEC 102Teaching as a Career  1
FSHS 110Introduction to Human Development  3
 
Non-blocked courses—These courses must be taken prior to or concurrent with Block I.
EDCIP 310Foundations of Education  3
EDETC 318Instructional Media and Technology  2
 
Block I—Admission to teacher education required. Courses must be taken concurrently and are a prerequisite for Block II.
EDCEP 315Educational Psychology  3
EDSP 323Exceptional Students/
Secondary School  2
EDSEC 376Core Teaching Skills and Lab  3
 
Block II—Courses must be taken concurrently and are a prerequisite for Block III.
EDSEC 477Middle Level/Secondary Reading  2
EDSEC 500Content Area Methods/
Secondary School  2
EDSEC 520Content and Reading Methods Lab  1
 
EDCIP 455Teaching in a Multicultural Society  1
EDCEP 525Interpersonal Relations in the School  1
 
Block III—Courses must be taken concurrently.
EDSEC 586Teaching Participation/
Secondary School 12
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Electives
Hours will vary with majors

Total credit hours required for graduation  126

Topics within Education:
dAdvising dSecondary Education Teaching Fields dEducational Administration and Leadership
dUniversity General Education dOptional Secondary Certification Programs dElementary Education
dHonors Program dOptional Secondary Certification Program at the Middle Level dFoundations and Adult Education
dSupport Facilities and Programs dSecondary Education Programs Outside the College of Education dSecondary Education
dTeacher Education dOther Program Choices dSpecial Education
dElementary Education Program dGeneral Courses   
dSecondary Education Program dCounseling and Educational Psychology   
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November 10, 2000