Elementary Education
A candidate for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education will obtain the knowledge, skills and dispositions to teach students ages 6-13, with or without disabilities. The program includes a Liberal Arts Sequence, Teacher Education Core Courses, Elementary Course Sequence and a Minor from approved program minors. Successful Praxis I and II requirements, and clinic and student teaching experiences are required for Wisconsin licensure.
Undergraduate candidates must pass Praxis I Mathematics, Reading and Writing before taking 300 and 400 level program courses.
- ART 445 Early/Middle Childhood Art Curriculum and Methods3
- BIO 380 Environmental Education Workshop0-1
- EDU 264 Literature for Teaching3
- EDU 347 Physical Education Curriculum and Methods2
- EDU 359 Clinic I1
- EDU 359 Clinic II1
- EDU 367 Reading and Language Arts Curriculum and Methods3
- EDU 368 Science Curriculum and Methods3
- EDU 369 Social Studies Curriculum and Methods3
- EDU 465 Mathematics Curriculum and Methods3
- MUS 342 Music Curriculum and Methods3
Approved Program Minors (22-24 credits)
- Biology
- Computer Science
- English
- History
- Mathematics
- Natural Science
- Psychology
- Social Science
- Spanish
Student Teaching Requirements for Middle Childhood - Early Adolescence Licensure
- EDU 453 Student Teaching Middle Childhood (ages 6-8 or 8-11)1-6
- Student Teaching Early Adolescence (ages 10-13)1-6
- Teacher Education Core Courses30
- Elementary Course Sequence25-26
- Minor selected from approved program minors 22-24
- Liberal Arts Studies 45-50
- Total Program Credits 122-130
