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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS<br />

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requirement of the College. In the event that a teacher candidate does not achieve a<br />

passing score on the required edTPA submission, the following action steps will be<br />

followed.<br />

(1) The candidate must schedule a meeting with the edTPA supervisor and department<br />

chair to discuss the candidate’s score report and to determine a course of action.<br />

(2) If deemed appropriate by the edTPA supervisor, the candidate will immediately revise<br />

and resubmit the “failed” portions of the edTPA to Pearson within a time frame<br />

established by the edTPA supervisor.<br />

(3) If the edTPA needs significant revisions or must be entirely redone, the candidate will<br />

have two options.<br />

Option 1: The candidate can choose to graduate with a non-certification major.<br />

Candidates who select this option may not seek the College’s support for an<br />

additional opportunity to retake the edTPA and will be required to sign official<br />

documentation affirming this decision. Candidates who select this option will<br />

not be recommended for Alabama Certification.<br />

Option 2: The candidate can choose to retake the edTPA in a fall or spring<br />

term, thus delaying graduation. The candidate will receive an incomplete<br />

grade in the internship course and will be required to enroll in a remedial<br />

internship course during the next fall or spring term. This course is worth<br />

one and one-half units and lasts six weeks. Candidates who choose this option<br />

should be mindful of financial aid regulations. Some courses may not be<br />

covered because they are not in the required program. Candidates can only reenroll<br />

in the remedial internship course one time.<br />

Elementary/Collaborative Education<br />

Gay F. Barnes, Louanne C. Jacobs, Kelly A. Russell, and Amelia G. Spencer, Advisors<br />

The elementary/collaborative education program leads to recommendation to the<br />

Alabama State Department of Education for Class B teaching certificates in Collaborative<br />

Teacher (Special Education) and in Elementary Education K-6.<br />

The following courses are required (19 units):<br />

ED 201<br />

ED 219<br />

ED 299<br />

ED 312<br />

ED 313<br />

ED 315<br />

ED 316<br />

ED 317<br />

Birmingham-Southern College <strong>Catalog</strong> <strong>2023</strong>-<strong>2024</strong>

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