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Elective A student may choose any 4 elective courses from: SPANor FLL prefix in Civilization, Culture, Literature, Special Topics, SPAN31400, SPAN51100 or FLL 46400 B. Multicultural/Multilingual Experience *International Educational Experience may include a study abroad (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED); an experience supervised by the department such as reports, journals, research papers, assignment requirements and proof of completion; or a supervised senior project on an international topic or a contemporary issue (3-6 credits). FLL 49000 - SPAN 40800, SPAN 49000 Option One: 3cr. hours *International Educational Experience approved by the department 3cr. hours *International Educational Experience approved by the department OR Option Two: 3cr. hours *International Educational Experience approved by the department. 3 cr. hours Practicum approved by the department. C. Two Foreign Language courses These include departmental credits (issued after passing a course) and coursework in any one language taught at Purdue University Calumet or credits transferred in fromanother university. D. International Focus Coursework with an international focus in the major or such areas as political science, management, history, economics, film, tourism, literature or another language. E. Career Emphasis Advisor-approved fromfields such as sociology, communication, English, supervision, computer information, management, political science, history, hospitality and tourismmanagement, foreign languages other than the major or a combination of foreign languages/FLL courses (10100 without 10200 is not acceptable). Electives Open Electives Bachelor of Arts, French Teaching (124-130 credits) School and University Requirements for the Bachelor’s degree plus: 1. French Courses FR 26100 Composition FR 36500 Conversation FR 46100 Intermediate Composition FR 46500 Intermediate Conversation FR 51100 Advanced Conversation two literature one civilization one culture two electives (Highly recommended as an Elective is FLL 46400, Comparative Study of Modern Languages.) (A student may choose one approved course, in addition to FLL 46400, carrying the major foreign language or FLL prefix, but taught in English.) 2. Education Requirements EDPS 22000 Psychology of Learning EDFA 20000 History and Philosophy of Education EDPS 26000 Introduction to Special Education EDCI 35500 Planning and Assessment EDPS 26000 Special Education EDCI 34200 Foreign Language instruction in Middle School, Junior High, & High School EDPS 37000** Teaching Students w/Diverse Needs in the K-12 Classroom EDCI 32300 Educational Technology for Teaching and Learning EDCI 36600 Use of Assessment in the K-12 Classroom EDCI 49700** Supervised Teaching **Admission to Teacher Education required. Bachelor of Arts, Spanish Teaching Heritage and Non-Heritage Select the Heritage or Non-Heritage Option (127-130 CREDITS) 1. Spanish Teaching Heritage SPAN 31300 Spanish for Spanish Speakers I SPAN 31400 Spanish for Spanish Speakers II SPAN 30600 Spanish Grammar SPAN 30400 Readings from the Hispanic World SPAN 45100 Spanish Civilization OR SPAN 48100 Spanish Culture SPAN 48200 Latin American Civilization SPAN 51100 Advanced Conversation SPAN 51500 Advanced Composition SPAN 40500 Intro to Spanish Literature I OR SPAN 40600 Intro to Spanish Literature II SPAN 43500 Spanish American Literature to Modernism OR SPAN 43600 Spanish American Literature from Modernism to Present SPAN 42700 Spanish Linguistics SPAN Electives - 6 credits Any 10100 foreign language course other than SPAN or ENGL 2. Spanish Teaching Non-Heritage SPAN 36500 Conversation SPAN 26100 Composition SPAN 30600 Spanish Grammar SPAN 30400 Readings from the Hispanic World SPAN 46500 Intermediate Conversation SPAN 46100 Intermediate Composition SPAN 45100 Spanish Civilization OR SPAN 48100 Spanish Culture SPAN 48200 Latin American Civilization SPAN 51100 Advanced Conversation SPAN 51500 Advanced Composition SPAN 40500 Intro to Spanish Literature I OR SPAN 40600 Intro to Spanish Literature II SPAN 43500 Spanish American Literature to Modernism OR SPAN 43600 Spanish American Literature from Modernism to Present SPAN 42600 Spanish Linguistics Any 10100 foreign language course other than SPAN or ENGL 3. Education Requirements EDPS 22000 Psychology of Learning EDFA 20000 History and Philosophy of Education EDPS 26000 Introduction to Special Education EDCI 35500 Planning and Assessment EDPS 26000 Special Education EDCI 34200 Foreign Language instruction in Middle School, Junior High, & High School EDPS 37000** Teaching Students w/Diverse Needs in the K-12 Classroom EDCI 32300 Educational Technology for Teaching and Learning EDCI 36600 Use of Assessment in the K-12 Classroom EDCI 49700** Supervised Teaching **Admission toTeacher Education required. departments / schools departments / schools | 99
departments / schools Foreign Language Minor (15 credits) Fifteen credits of coursework (not to include departmental credit) beyond 20200, including a course in composition and a course in conversation. (Courses must be in the same language.) Certificate – Spanish Translation (18 credit hours required for certificate completion) Required courses: SPAN 37300 Spanish Translation SPAN 47300 Intermediate Spanish Translation SPAN 51500 Advanced Spanish Composition ENGL 26000 Introduction to World Literature: to 1700 ENGL 26100 Introduction to World Literature: since 1700 ENGL 42000 Business Writing Highly recommended additional courses (3 class hrs. ea.): SPAN 30600 Spanish Grammar SPAN 30700 Commercial Spanish SPAN 40500 Introduction to Spanish Literature I SPAN 40600 Introduction to Spanish Literature II SPAN 43500 Spanish American Literature to Modernism SPAN 43600 Spanish American Literature from Modernism to Present ENGL 24000 Survey of the Literature of England: from the beginnings ENGL 24100 Survey of the Literature of England: from the Rise of Romanticism to the Modern Period ENGL 35000 Survey of American Literature from its beginnings to 1865 ENGL 35100 Survey of American Literature from 1865to the Post World War II Period ENGL 38100 The British Novel ENGL 42300 Technical Publications Writing 100 | departments / schools
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