Diné College Course Catalog 2008-2009 (pdf)
Diné College Course Catalog 2008-2009 (pdf)
Diné College Course Catalog 2008-2009 (pdf)
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Elementary Education<br />
The Associate of Arts degree in Elementary Education introduces students to teaching and encourages their<br />
reflection upon and pursuit of teaching as a career, and prepares them for successful participation in the field of<br />
education.<br />
Program Requirements<br />
EDU 111 Foundations of Education 3<br />
EDU 238 Children’s Literature 3<br />
EDU 240 Intro to Special Education 3<br />
EDU 290 Methods & Materials Nav Educ 3<br />
EDU 292 Bilingual-Bicultural Educ &<br />
Curriculum Critique 3<br />
Choose ONE of the following: 3<br />
• MTH 107 Math-Elem Teachers I<br />
(3)<br />
• MTH180 <strong>College</strong> Math-Elem<br />
Teachers I (3)<br />
Program Requirements 18<br />
Program Requirements 18<br />
General Education Requirements 46-48<br />
Total Program Credits 64-66<br />
Elementary Education – Transfer to Regional Programs<br />
Transferability of general education courses to Teacher Education programs at a regional four-year college or<br />
university varies. <strong>Diné</strong> <strong>College</strong> students desiring to take as many courses as possible at any of our campuses before<br />
transferring need to consult with their advisors. It is important to confirm that courses are transferable to the college<br />
where the baccalaureate degree will be completed. Advisement is critical and dependent upon the Teacher Education<br />
program chosen. Both the Center for <strong>Diné</strong> Teacher Education advisors and the four-year college or university<br />
advisor work together with students to confirm transferable <strong>Diné</strong> <strong>College</strong> courses.<br />
Fine Arts<br />
The Fine Arts program at <strong>Diné</strong> <strong>College</strong> offers a visual arts curriculum for students who expect to transfer to a fouryear<br />
program. The curriculum promotes personal development in the arts. It includes studio art courses in Ceramics,<br />
Drawing, Commercial Art, Graphics, Painting, Photography, and Sculpture, as well as in Art History and Art<br />
Education. Interested students should consult the catalogs of four-year institutions that offer Bachelor of Fine Arts<br />
programs and speak with Fine Arts advisors.<br />
Program Requirements<br />
Six credit hours of the following:<br />
ARH 211 Survey of Native American Art 3<br />
ARH 213 Survey World Art, Prehis-1500<br />
Or<br />
ARH 214 Survey World Art, 1500-Pres 3<br />
6 credit hours:<br />
FA 112 Basic Design 3<br />
FA 115 Beginning Drawing 3<br />
9 hours from ARH or FA courses 9<br />
Program Requirements 21<br />
Program Requirements 21<br />
General Education Requirements 42-43<br />
Elective Credits 3<br />
Total Program Credits 66-67
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