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Bachelor of Science in Education with a comprehensive major in Integrated Language Arts (Grades 7-12)

Assessment – Assessment in teacher education programs begins with admission to teacher education and continues throughout the program. Exit assessment includes a professional portfolio and completion of all appropriate interim assessments. See the Education section of the catalog for the detailed description of the entire process.

Course Number and Title

Hrs.

Prerequisites

ENG 101 English Comp. I

3

ENG 100 or Equiv.

ENG 102 English Comp. II

3

ENG 101

ENG 201 Introduction to Creative Writing

3

None

ENG 202 Introduction to Literary Studies

3

ENG 101

ENG 218 Studies in Shakespeare

3

ENG 102

ENG 351 Advanced Composition

3

ENG 102

ENG 417 English Grammar & Usage

3

ENG 102

ENG 450 Senior Portfolio in Literary Studies

0

Senior Status

JDM 203 Writing for Media

3

None

COM 208 Argumentation & Advocacy

3

COM 101

Choose 2 courses from:

6

 

ENG 309 African American Literature

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 314 Literature and Gender

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 316 Postcolonial Literature

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 330 African Literature

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 340 Studies in Jewish Literature

(3)

ENG 102

Choose 2 courses from:

6

 

ENG 401 Lit. of Early England

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 404 English Renaissance

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 406 17th Cent. English Literature

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 408 18th Cent. English Literature

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 418 History of English Language

(3)

ENG 102

Choose 2 courses from:

6

 

ENG 325 Major Writers Seminar

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 410 Romantic Movement

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 411 Victorian Period

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 413 Modern Anglophone Literature

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 414 Global Literature

(3)

ENG 102

Choose 2 courses from:

6

 

ENG 425 American Literature I

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 426 American Literature II

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 427 American Literature III

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 428 American Literature IV

(3)

ENG 102

Choose 1 course from:

3

 

JDM 307 Adv. Reporting

(3)

JDM 245, 246

JDM 320 Feature Writing

(3)

JDM 245

ENG 301 Writers’ Workshop: Poetry

(3)

ENG 101, 201

ENG 303 Writers’ Workshop: Screenwriting

(3)

ENG 101, 201

ENG 311 Writers’ Workshop: Fiction

(3)

ENG 101, 201

ENG 312 Writers’ Workshop: Creative Nonfiction

(3)

ENG 101, 201

TH 204 Script Analysis

(3)

None

Choose 1 course from:

3

 

ENG 332 Global Film

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 371 Literature and Film

(3)

ENG 102

 

57 hrs.

 

Education requirements:

 

 

EDFN 130 Intro. To Teaching

3

None

EDFN 202 Teaching & Learning Process

3

EDFN 130

EDIS 250 Intro. Ed. Intervention

3

None

PSYC 218 Psychology of Adolescence

3

None

EDCI 232 Instructional Design & Educational Tech for Teaming

3

EDFN 130, EDFN 202

EDCI 230SEC AYA (7-12) Fld. Exp. I

1

Concurrent with EDCI 232

EDCI 316 Teaching the 21st Century Adolescent: Language Arts

3

EDCI 230SEC or 236; concurrent with EDCI 330

EDCI 330SEC AYA (7-12) Fld. Exp. II

3

EDCI 230, 232; PSYC 218; concurrent with EDCI 316

EDCI 392 Content Area Reading

3

None

EDCI 312 Reading & Writing Methods for Middle Grades Students.

3

EDEC 140/540, 262/515 Middle Grades Only

EDFN 402 Social and Prof. Issues

2

Sr. Status; concurrent with EDCI 461

EDCI 461 Student Internship Gr. 7-12

10

All Student Internship Req; concurrent with EDFN 402.

Total Hours

97 hrs.

 

Institutional Core Requirements:

Communication Course

3

Critical Cultural Inquiry (CCI) 

3

Math/Logic course

3

Religion course

3

Historical Reasoning course

3

Composition

6

Natural Science

6

Humanities

6

Social Sciences

6

Aesthetics

6

Total Core Hours

45 hrs.

*To earn an Bachelor's degree through Ashland University, a student must earn at least 120 hours.

Courses and Descriptions

See List of Institutional Core Courses

See COM Courses

See EDCI Courses

See EDFN Courses

See EDIS Courses

See ENG Courses

See JDM Courses

See PSYC Courses

See TH Courses