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Oct 05, 2024
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2018-2019 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Secondary Education Teacher Certification Programs
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Programs leading to the certification of teachers for grades 7-12 are offered in cooperation among the Schools of Arts and Sciences, Business Administration and Education. Candidates earn their academic degrees through the Schools of Arts and Sciences and Business Administration to obtain teacher certification through the School of Education, Health Professions & Human Development.
The following are requirements for degrees that incorporate the provision of teacher certification:
- Satisfy the requirements for the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Business Management.
- For the Bachelor of Arts option, candidates can indicate a choice of plan as Humanities with either English or History, or students may indicate a choice of plan as Mathematical Science with Math and students may indicate a choice of plan as Spanish.
- For the Bachelor of Science option, candidates indicate a choice of plan as either computer science or mathematics or Biology (Science certification).
- The Bachelor of Business Management applies to those electing to choose a plan in management and obtain a business education certificate, grades 6-12.
- All teacher certification candidates must have 9 semester hours of English, 6 of which must be in composition.
- Advising for content related courses is provided by School of Business or School of Arts and Sciences.
- Complete courses in fundamentals of speech and computer proficiency (not more than 5 years old), and complete a minimum of six hours of laboratory natural science courses for the B.B.A. or eight hours of laboratory natural science courses for the B.A. or B.S. degrees.
- Secure admission to teacher education through the School of Education, Health Professions & Human Development.
- Complete 24 hours of Professional of Development/Education courses:
- Satisfy requirements in one of the teaching fields, consistent with the courses meeting new state standards.
- Grade of C or better is required in courses pertaining to the Content Area and Teacher Education Program.
- Candidates must take and pass the state content TExES exam and EC-12 PPR TExES #160 before student teaching.
Secondary Education
The candidate must to be certified under standards mandated by the State Texas Education Agency as follows:
- Completion of the courses which fulfill the standards in one of the following teaching fields: Business; Computer Science; English, Language Arts, Reading; History; Mathematics; Science; Spanish; Speech.
- Completion of all degree requirements for an academic degree incorporating one of the areas above.
- Completion of professional development courses as follows:
CUIN 3323 Instructional Design
CUIN 4313 Secondary Teaching Strategies
LITY 4364 Content Area Literacy and Study Skills
INDS 3323 Child Development and Its Application To Learning
SEDU 4303 /SEDU 4304 Secondary School Student Teaching
SEDU 4308 Secondary School Education Professional Seminar
FEDU 3321 Educational Foundations for Teaching
- Pass TExES in Professional Development and appropriate secondary field TExES.
- Apply for teaching certificate when all course work has been completed.
- Students already holding a bachelor’s degree should request a certification plan.
- Meet all TExES Academic Program requirements.
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Student Teaching and Professional Seminar
(Prerequisites - Admission by Application to the Director of Field Experiences - application deadline for fall is March 1st, spring deadline is September 15th)
Secondary Education Program
*C or better in courses pertaining to your Content Area and Teacher Education Program*
TSI complete/exempt, GPA of 2.75 overall and 2.50 English, lower division core courses complete, background check results and admission to the Teacher Education Program REQUIRED BEFORE taking block courses
Block Courses
Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education
Classes have field based requirements and must be taken concurrently and must be taken before moving on to the rest of the Education classes.
Students should take and pas PPR upon completion of Block I courses.
Additional Education Courses
Student Teaching
Candidates must take and pass the state content exam and PPR EC - 12 TExES # 160 before student teaching.
Prerequisite(s): Admission by application to Director of Field Experiences (Applications deadline for fall is March 1st, spring deadline is September 15th)
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