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Bachelor degree in Education Middle School Education at Bethany College - Bethany, WV
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Bachelor Degree in Education Middle School Education at Bethany College - Bethany, WV |
Bethany College - Bethany, WV
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Bethany College - Bethany, WV is a Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above Baccalaureate Colleges--Arts & Sciences with 815 students in Bethany, WV.
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This school offers the following degree levels:
Bachelor degree |
| Also, students of this school are eligible for federal aid such as Pell Grants and Direct Loans from the US Department of Education. |
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Mission:
The teaching and advancing of knowledge form the mission of Bethany College.
Central to this broad purpose is providing a liberal arts education for
undergraduates, including the preparation of professionals, and the inspiring of
lifelong learners. This is accomplished in a learning community where primary
attention is given to the cultivation of social responsibility, human dignity,
truth, and beauty. |
Bethany College - Bethany, WV
Bachelor degree
Education
Middle School Education
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Courses Required for a Middle Childhood Education Major
*EDUC 203 Human Development 3 credits
*SPED 207 Exceptionalities and Diversities 3 credits
*SPED 208 Special Education Process (for PHED 5-9 content area,
* PHED 333 suffices) 3 credits
*SOCI 210 Human Diversity 3 credits
*EDUC 242 Professional Principles 3 credits
*EDUC 282 Instructional Technology in the Classroom 3 credits
*EDUC 295 Multicultural Field Experience NC
*EDUC 348 Classroom Discipline and Instruction 3 credits
*EDUC 351 Integrated Mthds in Elem Sch: Lang Arts & Soc St – or –
*EDUC 352 Integrated Mthds in Elem Sch: Math & Sci 3 credits
(except PHED can take PHED 353 & FORL can take FORL 481) 3 credits
*EDUC 376 Content Reading and Research 3 credits
*EDUC 426 Principles and Techniques of Middle School Ed 2 credits
*EDUC 427 Middle School Curriculum and Organization 1 credit
EDUC 47 Internship (only if not seeking certification) 2-4 credits
EDUC 490 Senior Project 2 credits
Additional Professional Courses Required for Certification
EDUC 445 Professional Issues in Education 3 credits
EDUC 470 & EDUC 471 Clinical Practice: Student Teaching 4-8 credits
EDUC 472 Student Teaching Seminar 1 credits
Additional courses are required to complete the Minor in Multicategorical
Special Education, the Autism Endorsement and/or the Reading Endorsement. A Professional Portfolio is also required.
Completion of the other requirements for a Bethany BA degree:
First year Seminar 3 credits English Writing Requirement 3 credits
Biblical Literature Seminar 3 credits Creative Arts 3 credits
Wellness course 3 credits FORL Requirement 8 credits
Liberal Arts Core
Contemporary Society and Institutions
Culture Awareness (SOCI 210)
Human Behavior (EDUC 203)
International Understanding
Life Science
Literature
Mathematical Understanding
Physical Science
The Western Tradition
Additional credits for a student who uses courses in the program for LAC
Choose two of the content areas below:
Courses required for English 5-9
*ENGL 160 Introduction to Film 3 credits
ENGL 111 College Writing 3 credits
*ENGL 156 Introduction to Literary Studies 3 credits
*ENGL 200 Literature and Literary Diversity 3 credits
*ENGL 240 Creative Writing Workshop 3 credits
*ENGL/FORL 370 Intro. to Linguistics & Hist. of English Lang. 3 credits
ENGL 379* Introduction to Language and Language Systems 3 credits
ENGL/EDUC 480* Methods of Teaching English 3 credits
ENGL 483* Teaching Composition and Language 3 credits
THEA 120 Beginning Acting 2 credit
Courses required for French 5-9
*FREN 110 French I 4 credits
*FREN 120 French II 4 credits
*FREN 130 French III 4 credits
*FORL 481 Foreign Languages for Middle Childhood 3 credits
*Three credits in one of the following courses 3 credits
FREN 220 Conversation and Composition: France
FREN 221 Conversation and Composition: The Francophone World
*Three credits in one of the following courses 3 credits
FREN 320 French Civilization
FREN 321 Contemporary France
Courses required for General Science 5-9
*BIOL 100 .Modern Concepts in Life Science 4 credits
GENS 151 Astronomy 4 credits
*GENS 200 Laboratory safety and care of animals 1 credit
*GENS 202 Physical and Cultural Geography 3 credits
*GENS 480* Mthds & Materials of Teaching Physical& Life Sci. 3 credits
*Four credits in one of the following courses 4 credits
CHEM 100 Consumer Chem.
CHEM 101 General Chem.
*Four credits in one of the following courses 4 credits
PHYS 103 Everyday Physics
PHYS 201 General Physics
Courses required for German 5-9
*GRMN 110 German I 4 credits
*GRMN 120 German II 4 credits
*GRMN 130 German III 4 credits
*FORL 481 Foreign Languages for Middle Childhood 3 credits
*Three credits in one of the following courses 3 credits
GRMN 220 Conversation & Composition: Germany
GRMN 221 Conversation and Composition: The German Speaking World
*Three credits in one of the following courses 3 credits
GRMN 320 Civilization of Germany
GRMN 321 Civilization of the German-Speaking World
Courses required for Mathematics 5-9
*MATH 103 College Algebra (or higher) 3 credits
*MATH 105 Pre-Calculus 3 credits
*MATH 201 Calculus I 4 credits
MATH 210 Discrete Mathematical Structures 3 credits
MATH 252* Mathematics for Teaches: Algebra and Geometry 3 credits
*MATH 281 Statistical Methods I 3 credits
MATH 430 History of Mathematics 2 credits
MATH 480* Methods of Materials in Teaching Mathematics 3 credits
Courses required for Social Studies 5-9
PSYC 100 General Psychology 4 credits
SOCI 150 Society and Social Issues 3 credits
*HIST 101 World Civilizations I 3 credits
*HIST 102 World Civilizations II 3 credits
*HIST 201 United States History I 3 credits
*HIST 202 United States History II 3 credits
HIST 225 WV History, Government and Geography 2 credits
*GENS 202 Physical and Cultural Geography 3 credits
*POLI 225 American Government 3 credits
Three credits in one of the following courses 3 credits
ECON 162 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 163 Principles of Microeconomics
*EDUC 480 Materials and Methods in Teaching Social Studies 3 credits
Courses required for Physical Education 5-9
BIOL 168 Intro. to Mammalian Anatomy and Physiology I 3 credits
BIOL 169 Intro. to Mammalian Anatomy and Physiology II 3 credits
*PHED 110 Advanced Aquatics I (Lifeguarding) 1 credit
*PHED 175 Introduction to Teaching Physical Activities 3 credits
*PHED 211 Lab Analysis: Football-Basketball 2 credits
*PHED 212 Lab Analysis: Soccer-Volleyball 2 credits
*PHED 213 Lab Analysis: Track and Field-Softball/Baseball 2 credits
*PHED 214 Lab Analysis: Lifetime Sports (Golf & Tennis) 2 credits
*PHED 215 Lab Analysis: Life. Leisure Act. (Camping & Dance) 2 credits
*PHED 216 Lab Analysis: Fundamentals and Principles 2 credits of Movement, Fitness, and Nutrition
PHED 243 Socio-Psychological Perspective of Physical Actvt. 3 credits
PHED 244 Phil.-Hist. Perspective of Phys. Activities 3 credits
PHED 326 Kinesiology 3 credits
PHED 327 Physiology of Muscular Activity 3 credits
*PHED 333 Adapted and Therapeutic Physical Activities 3 credits
*EDUC 353 Integrated Methods: Health and Physical Education 3 credits
Courses required for Spanish 5-9
*SPAN 110 Spanish I 4 credits
*SPAN 120 Spanish II 4 credits
*SPAN 130 Spanish III 4 credits
*FORL 481 Foreign Languages for Middle Childhood 3 credits
*Three credits in one of the following courses 3 credits
SPAN 220 Conversation and Composition: Spain
SPAN 221 Conversation and Composition: Latin America
*Three credits in one of the following courses 3 credits
SPAN 320 Civilization of Spain
SPAN 321 Civilization of Latin America
* Prerequisite to student teaching. Candidates must also be admitted to the
Education Program in order to enroll in student teaching.
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