2009â2010 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

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Concordia University Ann Arbor 2009–2010 Academic Catalog Pass the MTTC Basic Skills Test Application for admission to Teacher Education Soph./First Soph./Second EDU431 Methods in Teaching Secondary Reading 3 credits Junior/Fall Fall Only EDU461-469 Instructional Methods: 3-6 credits (Select the methods course for each area of specialty studies.) Offered in the Fall Only EDU461 Methods in Teaching 3 credits Sec English & Language Arts EDU462 Methods in Teaching Sec Social Studies 3 credits EDU463 Methods in Teaching Sec Science 3 credits EDU464 Methods in Teaching Sec Mathematics 3 credits EDU465 Methods in Teaching Sec Music 3 credits EDU467 Methods in Teaching 3 credits Sec Physical Education EDU468 Methods in Teaching 3 credits Sec Foreign Language EDU469 Methods in Teaching 3 credits Sec Speech & Communication Application for admission to the Professional Semester EDU436 Sec School Community 3 weeks 2 credits Sr./Second Sr./Second & Classroom Management EDU446 Directed Teaching: 12 weeks 12 credits Sr./Second Sr./Second Secondary Total professional studies credit hours: 32-35 credits Subject Area Specialty Studies - Secondary Education (Note: Due to the State of Michigan’s implementation of the federal “No Child Left Behind” laws, secondary education majors and minors are currently under review and may be changed before this catalog is published. Candidates should refer to the revised Teacher Education Handbook for more up-to-date information.) Secondary education candidates must complete both a major and a minor (or, if preferred, a double major) and the teaching methods course for each. All majors and minors are described in a separate section of this handbook. Concordia’s approved majors for teacher candidates in secondary education include: Specialty Area State Code Major (credits) Minor (credits) Art Education K-12 LQ Yes (90) No Biology DA Yes (32) Yes (21) Chemistry DC No Yes (21) English BA Yes (31) Yes (21) History CC No Yes (21) Mathematics EX Yes (33) Yes (23) Music Education K-12 JQ Yes (105) No Physical Education MB Yes (30) Yes (21) ++Physics DE No Yes (21) Psychology CE Yes (30) Yes (21) Social Studies RX Yes (36) No Pg. 43 of 118
Concordia University Ann Arbor 2009–2010 Academic Catalog Spanish FF No Yes (24) Speech BD No Yes (20) ++ Courses take at CUAA & Eastern Michigan University. Endorsement issued by EMU. Lutheran Teacher Diploma (LTD) The LTD program is designed to prepare confirmed members of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod to serve as rostered members of the teaching ministry in the schools and congregations of the church. Designed for both elementary and secondary teacher education programs, it requires 19 credits, 6 of which are included in general studies, in addition to the graduation requirements for the elementary and secondary teacher education programs. Courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher. The courses might also be taken as electives by any student. Lutheran Teacher Diploma —Elementary Education and Secondary Education Programs Required Courses 19 credits EDU408 Teaching the Christian Faith (w) 2 EDU445 Office of the Christian Teacher (Taken in the Professional Semester) 2 REL241 Biblical Literature I-Old Testament 3 (Credits may be applied to General Studies Religion Requirement) REL242 Biblical Literature II-New Testament 3 (Credits may be applied to General Studies Religion Requirement) REL321 History of Christian Thought 3 (Credits may be applied to General Studies Religion Requirement) THY301 Christian Doctrine I 3 THY302 Christian Doctrine II 3 Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Certification Concordia offers a post-baccalaureate teacher certification program which is designed to enable individuals who have already earned a bachelor’s degree to complete requirements for teacher certification in approximately four semesters. The Professional Studies and Specialty Studies in Education requirements are identical to those in the undergraduate teacher education programs. A minimum of 6 credits in the field(s) of specialization must be taken in residence. SCHOOL OF ARTS & SCIENCES Pre-Engineering By means of a formal agreement with Kettering University, Flint, MI, Concordia University offers a two-year, pre-engineering program which provides students the opportunity to transfer to Kettering after two years. By successfully completing an individually prescribed academic plan while at Concordia, the student meets the academic requirements of Kettering with no loss of credits. In order to complete their pre-engineering studies in two years at Concordia, students must prepare themselves well during high school by taking a year of chemistry, a year of physics, and mathematics through pre-calculus. The specific courses included in a preengineering student’s academic plan will vary with the intended engineering field. However, academic plans typically include the courses below. Please consult with the pre-engineering faculty advisor in the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. Pre-Engineering (Courses taken at Concordia University) 58-61 credits Science Courses CHE211 Chemistry I 4 CHE212 Chemistry II 4 Pg. 44 of 118
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