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Track I Subject Matter RequirementsIn Track I students take core courses in the subjects that they will be teaching. A minimum of 102 units distributed as specified in Areas I, II, III, IV, V and VI. No core classes may be taken credit-no-credit. Download Program Requirements Handout Track I_2084(PDF). *Program Requirement for students declared into Track 1 Fall 2008.* Area I: Language Studies (minimum 22 units) AREA I: LANGUAGE STUDIES (minimum 22 units) Group 1. Written Communication in English (3 units)
Group 2. Oral Communication in English (3 units) Choose one course from: COMM 130 Essentials of Public Speaking (3) OR equivalent course
Group 3. Literature in English (3-4 units) Choose one course from: CLSC 280 At Home in the Ancient World (3) ENGL 180 Appreciation of Literature (3) ENGL 250A,B Survey of English Literature (4) ENGL 270A,B Survey of American Literature (4) ENGL 375 American Ethnic Writers (3) Group 4. Applied Composition (4 units)
Group 5. Language Acquisition (3 units) Choose one course from: C D/LING 329 Introduction to Language Acquisition (3)
Group 6. Children’s Literature (3 units ) Choose one course from: AFRS 415 International Black Children’s Literature (3) COMM 352 Story Telling (3)
Group 7. CAPSTONE (3 units) Take: L/ST 400 Evaluating Literacy (3) AREA II: MATHEMATICS (minimum 12 units) Group 1. Probability and Activities-Based Statistics (3 units) Take:
Group 2. Real Numbers (3 units) Take: MTED 110 The Real Number System for Elementary and Middle School Teachers (3) Group 3. Geometry and Measurement: (3 units) Take: MTED 211 Geometry and Measurement for Elementary Teachers (3) Group 4. CAPSTONE (3 units) Take: MTED 402 Problem Solving Applications in Mathematics for Elementary & Middle School Teachers (3) AREA III: NATURAL SCIENCES (minimum 14 units) Group 1. Earth Science (4 units) Choose one course from: GEOL 102+104 General Geology + Geology Laboratory (3,1)
Group 2. Life Science (4 units) Take: BIOL 200 General Biology (4) Group 3. Physical Science (3 units) Take:
Group 4. CAPSTONE (3 units) Take: SCED 401 A Process Approach to Science (3) AREA IV: HISTORY/SOCIAL SCIENCE (minimum 19 units) Group 1. American History (3 units) Choose one course from: HIST 172 Early United States History (3) HIST 300 The United States Past and Present (3) Group 2. American Institutions (3 units) Choose one course from: POSC 100 Introduction to American Government (3)
Group 3. World History/Geography (4-6 units) Choose one course from:
*HIST/GEOG 250 is the preferred course Group 4. Multicultural Dimensions (3 units) Choose one course from: AIS/ASAM/AFRS/CHLS 215 U.S. Diversity and the Ethnic Experience (3) AIS/ASAM/AFRS/CHLS/W/ST 319 The Ethnic Experience in the U.S. (3) ANTH 421/LING 425 Education Across Cultures (3) Group 5. California History (3 units) Take:
AREA V: ARTS AND HUMANITIES (minimum 15 units) Group 1. Music (3 units) Take: MUS 180 Exploring Music (3) Group 2. Dance or Theatre (3 units) Choose one course from: CWL/THEA 124 Introduction to World Theatre and Drama (3) CWL/THEA 324I Theatre Today (3) DANC 110 Viewing Dance (3) DANC 179 Exploring Dance: The Language of Movement (3) THEA 113 Introduction to Acting (3) THEA 122 Appreciation of Theatre Arts (3) Group 3. Ethics, Values and Beliefs (3 units) Choose one course from: PHIL 100 Introduction to Philosophy (3) PHIL 160 Introductory Ethics (3) PHIL 160W Introduction to Ethics (4) (Lecture AND Workshop) PHIL 203 History of Early Western Philosophy (3) PHIL 204 History of Modern Western Philosophy (3) R/ST 100 Introduction to Religion (3) R/ST 202 Religion and Society (3) R/ST 485 Contemporary Religious Thought (3) Group 4. Visual Art (3 units) Take: ART 300 Art, Adolescence, and the Child (3) Group 5. CAPSTONE (3 units) Take: L/ST 404 Arts and Values (3) AREA VI: CRITICAL ISSUES IN TEACHING AND LEARNING (minimum 16 units) Group 1. Information and Technology Competencies (1-3 units) Choose one course from: ETEC 110 Introduction to Computers as Tools (1) ETEC 444 Computer Technology in Education, Level 1 (3) MTED 301 Computer Applications in Mathematics for Teachers (3) Group 2. Critical Thinking (3 units ) Choose one course from:
AFRS 150 Critical Thinking in Black Studies (3) CECS 100 Critical Thinking in the Digital Information Age (3)
CWL 161 Reading the World (3) ENGL 102 Critical Reading and Writing (3) HIST 101 Facts, Evidence and Explanation (3) PHIL 170 Critical Reasoning (3) POSC 105 Introduction to Critical Thinking (3)
Group 3. Child Development and Learning (3 units) Choose one course from:
HDEV 307I Approaches to Childhood Through Adolescence (3) PSY 361 Psychology of Child and Adolescent Development (3) Group 4. Family and School Partnerships (3 units) Take: EDSP 355 Collaborative Models of Inclusive Education (3) Group 5. Physical Education (3 units) Take:
Group 6. Health Science (3 units) Take: H SC 411A Health Science for Elementary Teachers (3) CONCENTRATION (12-15 units) All Track I students must complete a Concentration in an area of their choosing. Please make an appointment to meet with a Liberal Studies Advisor for more information. ELECTIVES (7-10 units) All Track I students must complete sufficient Elective course units to meet university graduation requirements. NOTE: These are CSULB courses. If you would like information about equivalent courses at other institutions, please visit the Liberal Studies Office in Academic Services (Library East), Room 127, or call (562) 985-4228.
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