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B A C H E L O R O F S C I E N C E I N M I D D L E G R A D E S M A T H E M A T I C S E D U C A T I O N ( B . S . E . ) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION The first sixty credits in the following program of study are designed to prepare students not only for the A.A. degree, but also for the General Knowledge exam and Middle Grades Math Subject Area exam in the Florida Teacher Certification Exam (FTCE). If you plan to be a middle grades math teacher and are just beginning your A.A. degree, this program of study will best prepare you for that career choice. If you have already completed your A.A. degree and some of your general education courses differ from those listed below, your A.A. degree will still meet that component of the admission process; however, you may need to complete additional coursework, independent study, or workshops to be well prepared for the Middle Grades Math Subject Area FTCE exam. A passing score on the FTCE Middle Grades Mathematics Subject Area exam is one of the graduation requirements for this degree. For a detailed summary of graduation requirements for this degree program, see page 60. Courses with the “C” designation include an extra number of lab hours to accommodate field experiences. Substitutions for any coursework in this program of study must be approved by the Teacher Education Department Chair. Please note that some courses below may require lower division prerequisites not specified as program requirements. Requirements for teacher education programs may change due to legislative mandate. Candidates must inquire with the Teacher Education Department Chair to obtain the most current requirements. Bachelor of Science in Middle Grades Mathematics Education Admission Program Objective Code S200M LOWER DIVISION (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) COURSES Unless otherwise specified, select courses from each category; see page 79-80. General Education Course Requirements Credit Hours ENC 1101 English Composition I................................................3 ENC 1102 English Composition II...............................................3 ____ ____ General Education Mathematics.............................6 ____ ____ General Education Humanities................................6 ____ ____ General Education Social Science/History/ Government............................................................3 PSY 2012 Psychology...................................................................3 GLY 2010C Physical Geology 1, 2 ....................................................4 ____ ____ General Education Biological Science 1 ..................4 ____ ____ General Education Science 1 .....................................4 Total General Education Credits.............................................. 36 1 At least one physical or biological science must include a lab. 2 Other general education natural science courses may meet program requirement; see your advisor. Common Prerequisites Credit Hours EDF 1005 Introduction to the Teaching Profession................3 EDF 2085 Introduction to Diversity for Educators..................3 EME 2040 Introduction to Technology for Educators.............3 MAC 2311 Calculus I......................................................................4 MAC ____ ...................................................................................4 Total Common Prerequisites Credits...................................... 17 LOWER DIVISION ELECTIVES Select 7 credits from the following: MAC 1105 College Algebra...........................................................3 MAC 1140 Pre-Calculus Algebra..................................................3 MAC 1114 Trigonometry...............................................................3 MAC 1147 Pre-Calc Algebra & Trigonometry............................5 MAC 2233 Calculus for Business.................................................3 Total Lower Division Elective Credits........................................ 7 TOTAL LOWER DIVISION (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) REQUIREMENTS 3 .................................................................. 60 3 Students who have not met the foreign language requirement at the high school level will need to complete (8) college credits of foreign language. UPPER DIVISION COURSES Core Professional Education Courses Credit Hours EDF 3131 Learning and the Developing Adolescent.............3 EDF 3430 Measurement, Evaluation & Assessment in Education .....................................3 EEX 3070 Methods of Inclusion & Collaboration...................3 EDG 3410C Classroom Management, School Safety, Law & Ethics ...........................................................3 EDG 3343 Instructional Strategies...............................................3 EME 3410C Integrating Technology in the Classroom..............3 TSL 3081C TESOL Issues and Practice........................................3 RED 3335C Teaching Reading in the Content Areas................3 RED 3324C Teaching in the Middle Grades Curriculum..........3 Total Core Professional Education Credits............................. 27 Additional Methods and Content Courses Required Credit Hours MAE 4312C How Children Learn Math........................................3 MAE 4320C Teaching Methods in Middle Grades Math..........3 MAE 4940C Teaching Methods in Middle Grades Math Field Experience.............1 MTG 2206 College Geometry......................................................3 MAC 2312 Calculus II or another department approved Math elective..........................................................4 MHF 4404 The History of Math...................................................3 MHF 3202 Set Theory and Logic.................................................3 OR MAD 3107 STA 2023 Applied Discrete Mathematics................................3 Statistics or another department approved Statistics course......................................................3 Total Additional Methods and Content Required Credits................................................................... 23 Internship Credit Hours MAE 4945 Internship: Middle Grades Math Education..........9 MAE 4930C Seminar in Math Education......................................1 Total Internship and Seminar Credits..................................... 10 TOTAL UPPER DIVISION CREDITS......................................... 60 TOTAL CREDITS FOR THE DEGREE...................................... 120 72 D E G R E E S
B A C H E L O R O F S C I E N C E I N M I D D L E G R A D E S G E N E R A L S C I E N C E S E D U C A T I O N ( B . S . E . ) The first sixty credits in the following program of study are designed to prepare students not only for the A.A. degree, but also for the General Knowledge exam and Middle Grades General Science Subject Area exam in the Florida Teacher Certification Exam (FTCE). If you plan to be a middle grades science teacher and are just beginning your A.A. degree, this program of study will best prepare you for that career choice. If you have already completed your A.A. degree and some of your general education courses differ from those listed below, your A.A. degree will still meet that component of the admission process; however, you may need to complete additional coursework, independent study, or workshops to be well prepared for the Middle Grades General Science Subject Area FTCE exam. A passing score on the FTCE Middle Grades General Science Subject Area exam is one of the graduation requirements for this degree. For a detailed summary of graduation requirements for this degree program, see page 60. Courses with the “C” designation include an extra number of lab hours to accommodate field experiences. Substitutions for any coursework in this program of study must be approved by the Teacher Education Department Chair. Please note that some courses below may require lower division prerequisites not specified as program requirements. Requirements for teacher education programs may change due to legislative mandate. Candidates must inquire with the Chair of the Bachelor of Science in Education to obtain the most current requirements. Bachelor of Science in Middle Grades General Science Education BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Admission Program Objective Code S200S LOWER DIVISION (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) COURSES Unless otherwise specified, select courses from each category; see page 79-80. General Education Courses Credit Hours ENC 1101 English Composition I................................................3 ENC 1102 English Composition II...............................................3 MAC 1105 College Algebra...........................................................3 MAC 1140 Pre-calculus Algebra...................................................3 ____ ____ General Education Humanities................................6 ____ ____ General Education Social Science/ History/Government.............................................3 PSY 2012 Psychology...................................................................3 GLY 2010C Physical Geology 1 .......................................................4 BSC 1010C Principles of Biology I 2 ...............................................4 CHM 1025 Chemical Science OR PHY 1020 Physical Science..........................................................4 Total General Education Credits.............................................. 36 Common Prerequisites Credit Hours EDF 1005 Introduction to the Teaching Profession................3 EDF 2085 Introduction to Diversity for Educators..................3 EME 2040 Introduction to Technology for Educators.............3 GLY ____C Department approved Geology course 1,3 .............4 BSC 1011C Principles of Biology II 2 ..............................................4 OCE ____C Department approved Oceanography course.....3 Total Common Prerequisites Credits...................................... 20 Lower Division Elective Credit Hours ____ ____ Physical Science Elective...........................................4 Total Lower Division Elective Credits........................................ 4 TOTAL LOWER DIVISION (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) REQUIREMENTS 4 ...................................................................... 60 1 Other general education natural science courses may meet program requirement; see your advisor. 2 All students must take a two-course science sequence with a lab. If you substitute CHM 1045C or PHY 1053C for BSC 1010C in our General Education, then you must substitute CHM 1046C or PHY 1054C for BSC 1011C in the Common Prerequisites. However, NWFSC General Education requirements include biological science; these college requirements cannot be waived for students completing their degree at NWFSC. UPPER DIVISION COURSES Core Professional Education Courses Credit Hours EDF 3131 Learning and the Developing Adolescent.............3 EDF 3430 Measurement, Evaluation & Assessment in Education .....................................3 EEX 3070 Methods of Inclusion & Collaboration...................3 EDG 3410C Classroom Management, School Safety, Law & Ethics ...........................................................3 EDG 3343 Instructional Strategies...............................................3 EME 3410C Integrating Technology in the Classroom..............3 TSL 3081C TESOL Issues and Practice........................................3 RED 3335C Teaching Reading in the Content Areas................3 RED 3324C Teaching in the Middle Grades Curriculum..........3 Total Core Professional Education Credits............................. 27 Additional Methods and Content Courses Required Credit Hours SCE 4320C Teaching Methods in Middle Grades Science......3 SCE 4940C Teaching Methods in Middle Grades Science Field Experience.........1 ISC 4145 Environmental Systems..............................................3 CHM 1025 Chemical Science OR PHY 1020 Physical Science..........................................................4 ____ ____ Three department approved science electives.... 12 Total Additional Methods and Content Required Credits................................................................... 23 Internship Credit Hours SCE 4945 Internship: Middle Grades Science Education.....9 SCE 4930C Seminar in Science Education..................................1 Total Internship and Seminar Credits..................................... 10 TOTAL UPPER DIVISION CREDITS......................................... 60 TOTAL CREDITS FOR THE DEGREE...................................... 120 3 Some students may have satisfied this requirement in their General Education courses, in which case another college credit course may be substituted here. 4 Students who have not met the foreign language requirement at the high school level will need to complete (8) college credits of foreign language. 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