Elementary Education Program
The Elementary Education program offers
inital certification degrees at the undergraduate and graduate level -
the Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education for undergraduates and
the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) for graduate students whose
baccalaureate degree is in a field other than education. This option
leads to a certficate for grades K-9 with an emphasis at the primary
level.
In
addition, graduate students, whose baccalaureate degree is in a field
other than education, have the option of following the certification track. Graduate
students, who choose the certification track, follow the same program
as undergraduate students; the methods courses they take are at the
graduate level.
Link to CSU Graduate and
Undergraduate Catalogs
- Bachelor of Science in Education
in Elementary Elementary Education Program Description
- Master of Arts in Teaching in
Elementary Education Program Description
- Substantive Specialization
The department recommends eight areas of concentration for
Elementary and Middle School Education undergraduate majors. The areas
of concentration
are: Computer Science/Educational Technology, English and Language
Arts, General Science, Literacy and Reading, Mathematics, Social
Studies, and Spanish. Beginning Fall 2002, candidates now have the
option of choosing an 18-hour concentration in the middle school.
Assessment Plan in LiveText [Visitor
Code is 9E6265B6]
Documents and Resources
- Fact Sheet
- Brochure
- Student Handbook
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