+ Russian
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Education, 419-372-7372
A
graduate completing a Russian 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
(29 hours beyond 202)
- RUSN 313,
317, 318, 320, 401, 417, 419 (19)
- RUSN electives
beyond 202 (10)
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 Russian also are offered by the College
of Arts and Sciences.
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