Required Courses
The Middle Grades Education curriculum varies depending on your chosen concentration. Credit requirements for each concentration are satisfied by taking courses in four categories
- University General Education
- Education
- Teacher Education Certification
- Concentration
Language Arts Concentration
Core and elective courses for this 124-credit hour degree program may include
- Children's Literature and Folklore,
- Introduction to Inclusive Education, and
- Teaching and Learning Literacy in the Middle Grades.
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Mathematics Concentration
Core and elective courses for this 125-credit hour degree program may include
- Probability and Statistics,
- Functions and Modeling, and
- Teaching and Learning Math in the Middle Grades.
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Mathematics and Language Arts Concentration
Core and elective courses for this 126-credit hour degree program may include
- Elements of Statistics,
- Introduction to Linguistics, and
- Teaching and Learning Literacy in the Middle Grades.
Mathematics and Science Concentration
Core and elective courses for this 127-credit hour degree program may include
- Adolescent Development for Educators,
- Introduction to Astronomy, and
- Teaching and Learning Math in the Middle Grades.
Science Concentration
Core and elective courses for this 125-credit hour degree program may include
- Climate Change: Oceans To Atmosphere,
- Physical Geology, and
- Teaching and Learning Science in the Middle Grades.
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Science and Language Arts Concentration
Core and elective courses for this 126-credit hour degree program may include
- General Biology I,
- Literacy and Society, and
- Teaching and Learning Science in the Middle Grades.
Social Studies Concentration
Core and elective courses for this 124-credit hour degree program may include
- 20th Century Europe: A Continent in Crisis;
- Applications of Learning Theory to Middle Grades Education; and
- Cultures, Communities and Families.
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