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Apr 20, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2011-2012 ARCHIVED [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
English, B.S.E.
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The English Major for Bachelor of Science in Education is designed to prepare graduates to teach composition, literature, and speech in secondary schools. In addition to gaining skills and knowledge of composition and literary study, students learn computer applications for text processing and language analysis. All DSU teacher education graduates complete a K-12 Educational Technology Endorsement program.
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Institutional Graduation Requirement (11 Credits)
Majors must take CIS 130 as part of the Institutional Graduation Requirement. Note
Students should complete professional education coursework concurrently with general education and content major coursework. Major Requirements (51 Credits)
Take 6 credits from the following courses (6 Credits)
Students select among alternative courses in order to provide study of a representative body of world literature to include British, American, young adult, and contemporary, and study analyzing literature from a broad historical prospective, a variety of genres, and a variety of authors by gender and ethnicity. Take 9 credits from the following (9 Credits)
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* Since content varies, courses may be repeated. Professional Education Courses (32 Credits)
Students must complete 30 hours of system-wide general education courses in their first 64 credit hours.
All Professional Education Courses must be completed with a “C” or better.
1 No grade less than a “C” and must be completed prior to admission to Teacher Education.
2 Requires field experience. Note
Admission to the Teacher Education Program is required for the remaining courses.
See Requirements for Admission in the College of Education section.
*Students planning to teach outside South Dakota are encouraged to take SPED 100 for 3 credits. Advanced Professional Block
Student Teaching Semester
Admission to Student Teaching is required for enrollment in SEED 488 . See Approval for Student Teaching in College of Education section. SEED 401 and SEED 440 are taught in a compressed format during the first four weeks of the semester and are usually taken in the same semester as student teaching. Students planning to teach outside South Dakota are encouraged to take
Minor/Endorsement Programs
(Minors leading to South Dakota certification)
See Education Endorsement Programs in College of Education section for a list of all available minor/endorsement programs for K-12 and Secondary Education majors. |
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