+ Latin

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A graduate completing a Latin education major is eligible for a multi-age (ages 3-21) teaching certificate/license, providing that he or she has a 2.5 accumulative grade point average and has successfully completed the Praxis Examinations.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the baccalaureate degree, students in teacher education programs are expected to:

• Apply theories of human development and learning to their teaching through the design of lessons and units of instruction;
• Plan, implement and assess instructional strategies;
• Exhibit professional and ethical behavior when working with students, their parents, other educators and community members.

Content (31 hours beyond 202)

• Courses in LAT beyond 202 (31) (included may be CLCV 381, 486, LAT 351, 352, 361, 362, 451, 470 and a maximum of 6 hours of Greek)

Professional education (45 hours)

• EDAS 409 (3)
• EDCI 373, 429, 497 (24)
• EDTL 302 or EDCI 367 and EDTL 421 (6)
• EDHD 201 (2)
• EDFI 302, 402, 408 (9)
• EDSE 431 (3)

Other programs
Programs in Latin also are offered by the College of Arts and Sciences.