Secondary Education

The Department of Secondary Education has provided a pathway for students who are interested in Education but are not seeking a teaching certificate. This 18 credit program has an emphasis on social justice, which applies to many other areas of study and will give students an insight into the challenges that underserved schools face. 

Required Courses: 12 credits

• EDU 100 Perspectives on American Education         
• EDU 120 Hip Hop and Multicultural Education
• EDU 150 Meeting Instruction Needs of English Language Learners
• EDU 326 Introduction to Middle-Level education

Students Must choose 6 credits from the choices listed:

• SPA 110 Spanish for Educators
• SPU 201 Cognitive Development of Diverse Learners in a Standards Aligned System
• ELU 221 Literature for Upper Elementary and Middle-Level Learners 
• ITC 321 Instructional Technology in Education