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Secondary Education Minor

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The Department of Education Studies offers a minor in Secondary Education which leads to initial licensure in classroom teaching in one of the following areas: Biology (8-12), Chemistry (8-12), English (8-12), Foreign Language-French (5-12), Foreign Language-Spanish (5-12), History (8-12), Mathematics (8-12).

Required Education Courses: Secondary

Required Education courses

Note:

In order to register for EDU 437 - Practicum: Secondary Education 5-12 Level  or EDU 439 - Practicum: Secondary Education 8-12 Level  and EDU 440 - Practicum: Reflective Seminar  during senior year, the Secondary Education minor must: (a) hold a 3.0 GPA; (b) pass all sections of the Massachusetts Tests of Educational Licensure (MTEL); and (c) complete all Education coursework, or obtain consent of the Department Chair. EDU 437  or EDU 439  may be completed either fall or spring semester of senior year, in consultation with the student’s education advisor.

Required Courses (specific to major)

Recommended Education Courses (all majors)

Liberal Arts/Science Major

In addition to Education coursework, Secondary Education minors must complete a liberal arts/science major from the following list: Biology, Chemistry, English, Foreign Language (French and/or Spanish), History, or Mathematics.

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