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Dec 02, 2024
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2018-2019 General/Graduate Catalog - Expires August 2024 [Archived Catalog]
Foreign Language Teacher Preparation Minor
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The interdisciplinary minor in Foreign Language Teacher Preparation provides initial training for Classical and Modern Language students who want to explore teaching languages but who do not seek K-12 teacher certification. The minor emphasizes linguistic knowledge (how languages work), educational theory (how people learn), with advanced written and oral skills in the target language. It also features a high impact learning experience related to language and culture. [NOTE: Completion of this minor does not result in teaching certification.]
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Program Requirements
This minor requires the successful completion of 18-21 credit hours as described below.
Two required courses (6-7 credits):
Select two of the following courses (7-8 credits):
Select one course in target language (3 credits):
Select one high impact experience (2-3 credits):
Notes
* ED 393 - Clinical Experiences in Teaching and ED 394 - Experiences in Classroom Teaching must be taken together; for ED 394, the field experience placement and supervision is to be arranged, monitored and evaluated by CML rather than ED.
A maximum of two courses (4-8 credit hours) may double count for this minor and any major.
No grade of “D” will be accepted toward the Foreign Language Teacher Preparation minor.
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