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EDUCATION BUILDING (ROOM 489)
(313) 577-1601
education.wayne.edu
ADVISING
Student Last Name A-K
Shawntae Mintline, [email protected]
Student Last Name L-Z
Cassie Tackett, [email protected]
Appointments
advisingworks.wayne.edu
Drop-Ins
Every Tuesday 9am to 4pm
GENERAL EDUCATION
Competency Requirements:
Basic Composition (BC)
Intermediate Composition (ICN)
Oral Communication (OC)
Quantitative Experience (QE)
Wayne Experience (First Year Only)
Inquiry Requirements:
Natural Scientific Inquiry (NSI)
Natural Scientific Inq. w/Lab (NSIL)
Civic Literacy Inquiry (CIV)
Social Inquiry (SI)
Cultural Inquiry (CI)
Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inq. (DEI)
Global Learning Inquiry (GL)
MICHGAN TRANSFER AGREEMENT
(MTA)
Will meet all general education
requirements at WSU
Issued by the Two Year Institution
Minimum of 30 credits in certain areas
Can be completed while attending
WSU
COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS
course also meets gen ed
PSY 1010/1020 (3-4cr)
PS 1030/1010 (3-4cr)
HE 2310/HE 3300/LFA 2330 (3cr)
BIO 1030/1050/1500/1510 (3-4cr)
TED 2250-Becoming an Urban
Educator (3cr)-Includes a 40-hour
service learning field experience
ADVISING GUIDE
Secondary Education
STEM
Integrated Science
Biology
Chemistry
Earth/Space
Mathematics
Physics
Social Studies
Economics
History
Political Science
Social Studies Group
Social Studies Comp
Language Arts
English
World Languages
Arabic
French
Spanish
Arabic, French and
Spanish can also lead to
K-12 certification
Add K-12 Certification
MAJORS (ONE REQUIRED) Certification in grades (6-12)
STEM
Biology
Chemistry
Earth/Space
Mathematics
Physics
Social Studies
Economics
History
Political Science
2nd Language Learners
Bilingual-Bicultural
English as a Second
Language
World Languages
Arabic
French
Spanish
Language Arts
English
Not pursuing a minor
MINORS (OPTIONAL) Certification in grades (6-12)
WHAT I AM GOING TO TEACH?
NAME______________________________ACCESS ID__________
SUBJECT MAJOR________________________________________
SUBJECT MINOR________________________________________
PLACEMENTS
MAT____________ENG____________BIO____________
CREATED ON:
LEVEL 1 PROFESSIONAL ED
Methods
Courses
Clinical
Experiences
Graduation
Apply
Attend the
Cornerstone
Welcome
LEVEL 2
Gen Eds including ICN
TED 2250
Some Subject Courses
Some Education Courses
SINGLE SUBJECT MAJORS
MATHEMATICS (41 credits minimum):
MAT 2010: Calculus I (4cr)
MAT 2020: Calculus II (4cr)
MAT 2030: Calculus III (4cr)
MAT 2210: Probability & Statistics (4cr)
MAT 2250: Elementary Linear Algebra (3cr)
MAT 2860: Discrete Mathematics (3cr)
MAT 5000: Math & Proof Writing (3cr)
MAT 5070: Elementary Analysis (4cr) or
MAT 5400: Elementary Theory of Num (3cr) or MAT 5520: Introduction to Topology (3cr)
MAT 6140: Geometry (3cr)
MAT 5420: Algebra 1 (4cr) or
MAT 6170: Algebra: Ring Theory & Proof (4cr)
MAE 6200: Teaching Algebra, & Functions (3cr)
MAE 6210: Teaching Geo, Stats, & Discrete (3cr)
ENGLISH (30 credits minimum):
ENG 2200: Shakespeare (3cr)
ENG 2390: Intro African-American Lit (3cr)
ENG 3110: English Literature to 1700 (3cr)
ENG 3120: English Literature after 1700 (3cr)
ENG 3130: American Literature to 1865 (3cr)
ENG 3140: American Literature after 1865 (3cr)
ENG 5420: American Lit 1865-1914 (3cr) or
ENG 5450: Modern American Literature (3cr)
ENG 5720: Linguistics & Education (3cr)
ENG 5730: English Grammar (3cr)
ENG 6010: Tutoring Practicum (3cr)
COMPREHENSIVE/GROUP MAJORS
ADVISING GUIDE
Secondary Education Content Areas fulfills a general education requirement
SOCIAL STUDIES GROUP (36 credits minimum):
PS 1010: American Government (4cr)
PS 3070: Michigan Politics (4cr)
GPH 1100: World Geography (4cr)
GPH 2200: Geography of Michigan (3cr)
HIS 1000: World Civilization to 1500 (4cr)
HIS 1300: Europe & World: 1500-1945 (4cr)
HIS 2040: United States to 1877 (3-4cr)
HIS 2050: United States Since 1877 (3-4cr)
HIS 2240: History of Michigan (3-4cr)
ECO 2010: Microeconomics (4cr)
ECO 2020: Macroeconomics (4cr)
SOCIAL STUDIES COMPREHENSIVE (54 credits minimum):
All courses from the Social Studies Group
plus the following:
PS 2420: Ethics & Politics of Public Policy (4cr)
PS 2820: Intro to Peace & Conflict Studies (3cr)
GPH 2000: Intro to Urban Studies (4cr)
HIS 1400: The World Since 1945 (4cr)
ECO 5410: Economics of Race and Gender (4cr)
INTEGRATED SCIENCE (61 credits minimum):
BIO 1500: Basic Life Diversity (4cr)
BIO 1510: Basic Life Mechanisms (4cr)
BIO 2200: Introductory Microbiology (5cr)
BIO 3070: Genetics (4cr)
BIO 4120: Comparative Phys (4cr)
CHM 1220/30: Gen Chem I w/Lab (5cr)
CHM 1240/50: Organic Chem I w/Lab (5cr)
CHM 2220/30: Organic Chemistry II w/Lab (5cr)
SCE 6010: Safety in the Science Classroom (2cr)
PHY 2130/31: Physics I w/Lab (5cr)
PHY 2140/41: Physics II w/Lab (5cr)
PHY 5015/3310: Physics for Educators (5cr)
AST 2010/11: Astronomy w/Lab (5cr)
GEL 1010/11: Geology w/Lab (4cr)
GEL 1370: Meteorology (3cr)
MAT 1800: Elementary Functions (4cr)
Elective in Math or Computer Science (2cr)
SOCIAL STUDIES SINGLE SUBJECT MAJORS (30 credits minimum): Coursework for Majors in History Political Science
Economics
can be found at https://bulletins.wayne.edu/undergraduate/college-education/teacher-education/bs-education-secondary-education/#teachingmajorstext
BIOLOGY (32 credits minimum):
BIO 1500: Basic Life Diversity (4cr)
BIO 1510: Basic Life Mechanisms (4cr)
BIO 2200: Introductory Microbiology (5cr)
BIO 2600: Introduction to Cell Biology (3cr)
BIO 2870: Anatomy and Physiology (5cr)
BIO 3070: Genetics (4cr)
BIO 3500: Ecology and the Environment (3cr)
BIO 4200: Evolution (3cr)
Science Electives (5cr)
CHEMISTRY (32 credits minimum):
CHM 1220: General Chemistry I (4cr)
CHM 1230: Lab (concurrently with 1220) (1cr)
CHM 1240: Organic Chemistry I (4cr)
CHM 1250: Lab (concurrently with 1240) (1cr)
CHM 2220: Organic Chemistry II (4cr)
CHM 2230: Lab (concurrently with 2220) (1cr)
CHM 2280: General Chemistry II (3cr)
CHM 2290: Lab (concurrently with 2280) (2cr)
CHM 3020: Inter Inorganic Chemistry I (3cr)
CHM 5400: Biological Physical Chemistry (4cr)
CHM 5550: Lab (concurrently with 5400) (2cr)
CHM 5600: Survey of Biochemistry (3cr)
Science Electives (4cr)
Additional coursework to meet pre-reqs in major
MAT 2020: Calculus II (4cr)
MAT 2030: Calculus III (4cr)
PHY 2170: General Physics I w/lab (5cr)
PHYSICS (32 credits minimum):
PHY 2170: University Physics I (4cr)
PHY 2171: Lab (concurrently with 2170) (1cr)
PHY 2180: University Physics II (4cr)
PHY 2181: Lab (concurrently with 2180) (1cr)
PHY 3100: The Sounds of Music (4cr)
PHY 3300: Introductory Modern Physics (3cr)
PHY 3310: Lab (concurrently with 3300) (2cr)
PHY 5200: Classical Mechanics I (3cr)
PHY 5340: Optics (3cr)
PHY 5341: Lab (concurrently with 5340) (2cr)
PHY 5620: Electronics & Electrical Measure (3cr)
PHY 6600: Electromagnetic Fields I (3cr)
Science Electives (4 cr)
Additional coursework to meet pre-reqs in major
MAT 2020/2030: Calculus II & III (8cr)
MAT 2150: Differential Equations (4cr)
PHY 5100: Methods Theoretical Physics I (3cr)
EARTH/SPACE (32 credits minimum):
GEL 1010: Geology (3cr)
GEL 1011: Lab (concurrently with 1010) (1cr)
GEL 1020: Interpreting the Earth (4cr)
GEL 1050: Oceanography (4cr)
GEL 1370: Meteorology (3cr)
GEL 2130: Mineralogy (4cr)
GEL 3300: Structural Geology (4cr)
GEL 3400: Sedimentology & Stratigraphy (4cr)
AST 2010: Descriptive Astronomy (4cr)
AST 2011: Lab (concurrently with 2010) (1cr)
SCIENCE MAJORS
Science majors require additional coursework in the following areas. Courses below in the same subject area as the major are not included in this requirement.
CHM 1220: General Chemistry I (4cr)
CHM 1230: Lab (concurrently w/1220) (1cr)
SCE 6010: Safety in the Science Class (2cr)
GEL 1010: Geology (3cr)
GEL 1011: Lab (concurrently w/1010) (1cr)
PHY 2130: General Physics I (4cr)
PHY 2131: Lab (concurrently with 2130) (1cr)
BIO 1050: An Introduction to Life w/Lab (4cr)
MAT 2010: Calculus I (4cr)
MAT 2210: Probability & Statistics (4cr)
2ND LANGUAGE LEARNER
MINORS
ADVISING GUIDE
Secondary Education Content Areas fulfills a general education requirement
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) Minor (21 credits minimum):
LED 6520: Teaching English as a 2nd Lang (3cr)
LED 6510: ESL Acquisition & Grammar(3cr)
LED 6565: Assessment in Lang Teaching (3cr)
BBE 6850: Applied Linguistics (3cr)
LED 6580: Culture & Language Teaching (3cr)
RLL 6700: 2nd Language Literacy in K-12 (3cr)
LED 6555: Lang & Content in Teaching (3cr)
Additional Testing:
Students must score at the Advanced Low Level in
French, or Spanish, or at the Intermediate High
Level in Arabic as measured by the Oral Proficiency
Interview (OPI) from the American Council on the
Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) .
Additional Methods for K-12 Certification:
LED 6500: Teaching World Languages (3cr)
EDP 5480 : Adolescent Psychology (3cr)
RLL 6700: 2nd Language Literacy in K-12 (3cr)
ARABIC MAJOR (30 credits minimum):
ARB 3110: Advanced Arabic (3cr)
ARB 3120: Advanced Arabic II (3cr)
ARB 3210: Spoken Arabic (3cr)
ARB 5230/NE 5230: Structure of Arabic (3cr)
ARB 5140: Modern Arabic Literature (3cr)
ARB 5010: Medieval Arabic (3cr)
ARB 5020: Media Arabic (3cr)
ARB 5240: Quranic Arabic (3cr)
NE 3040: 20th Century Middle East (3cr)
NE 3550: Arab Society in Transition (3cr)
FRENCH MAJOR (30 credits minimum):
FRE 3200: French Café (3cr)
FRE 3300: Prose, Poetry, and Perf (3cr)
FRE 4610: Intro to Literary Text Analysis (3cr)
FRE 4620: Sociocultural Analysis (3cr)
FRE 5100: Advanced Composition (3cr)
FRE 5200: Phonetics & Pronunciation (3cr)
FRE 5305: Adv Grammar & Stylistics (3cr)
FRE 6450: French Civilization (3cr) or
FRE 6470: French Society & Institutions (3cr)
Select two of the course below (6cr):
FRE 6510
FRE 6630
FRE 6650
FRE 6770
FRE 6810
FRE 6840
FRE 6860
SPANISH MAJOR (30 credits minimum):
SPA 3025: Culture, Grammar and Comp II (3cr)
SPA 3200: Conversation (3cr)
SPA 3300: Cultural & Literary Analysis (3cr)
SPA 4610: Early Modern Spanish Lit (3cr) or
SPA 4620: Intro to Modern Lit (3cr)
SPA 4630: Colonial Latin Am Lit (3cr) or
SPA 4640: Intro to Modern Latin Am Lit (3cr)
SPA 5100: Advanced Composition (3cr)
SPA 5200: Spanish Phonetics (3cr)
SPA 5550: Spanish Culture (3cr) or
SPA 5560: Spanish American Cultures (3cr) or SPA 5570: Hispanic Culture or Language (3cr)
SPA 6400: Intro to Hispanic Linguistics (3cr)
SPA 6560: Cervantes (3cr) or
SPA 6620: Latin Am Novel (3cr)
WORLD LANGUAGES
OTHER MAJORS FOR SECONDARY EDUCATION
HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHING (K-12) Last Names A-K: Last Names L-Z:
Fawne Allossery Kurt Troutman
[email protected] [email protected]
https://education.wayne.edu/health-physical-education-teaching/bs
MUSIC (VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL) Dr. Abigail Butler
(313) 577-2673
ag7752@w ayne.edu
https://music.wayne.edu/music-education/index.php
VISUAL ARTS EDUCATION Last Names A-K: Last Names L-Z:
Shawntae Mintline Cassie Tackett
[email protected] [email protected]
https://education.wayne.edu/students/curriculum-guides#definition-80632
BILINGUAL-BICULTURAL (BBE) Minor (21 credits minimum):
BBE 5500: Intro to BBE Education Ed (3cr)
BBE 6560: Teaching Methods in BBE Ed (3cr)
LED 6520: Teaching English as a 2nd Lang (3cr)
BBE 6850: Applied Linguistics (3cr)
BBE 6590: Culture & Language in BBE (3cr)
RLL 6700: 2nd Language Literacy in K-12 (3cr)
LED 6555: Lang & Content in Teaching (3cr)
*Students must demonstrate proficiency in a non-English language through testing .
SINGLE SUBJECT MINORS (20 credits minimum): Coursework for Minors in Arabic Biology
Chemistry
Earth/Space Economics
English
French History
Mathematics
Physics
Political Science Spanish
can be found at https://bulletins.wayne.edu/undergraduate/college-education/teacher-education/bs-education-secondary-education/#teachingminorstext
PRE STUDENT TEACHING
TED 5650: Pre-Student Teaching for
Secondary (5cr)
*Subject area methods course
*Requires formal application
EDP 5480: Adolescent Psychology (2cr)
EHP 3600: Introduction to the Philosophy of Education (3cr)
RLL 6121: Reading: Middle & Secondary Subject Areas (3cr)
ADVISING GUIDE
Professional Education Sequence (39 CREDITS)
IMPORTANT RESTRICTIONS & REQUIREMENTS
BBE 1005: Multicultural Ed in Urban American (2cr)
TED 2020: Computer Applications in Teaching (3cr)
SED 5010: Inclusive Teaching (2cr)
EDUCATION COURSES (7 CREDITS)
The following courses may be taken in Level 1 or 2
LEVEL 2 COURSEWORK
Methods Courses (6-9 CREDITS)
ENGLISH
EED 5200: Methods of Teaching English:
Grades 6-12 (3cr)
EED 6120: English Composition in
Secondary School (3cr) or
EED 6330: Teaching Literature in
Secondary Schools (3cr)
STUDENT TEACHING
TED 5780: Directed Teaching & Conference
(10-12cr)
*TED 5650 & All other coursework
*Requires formal application
LEVEL 2 REQUIREMENTS
53 Credits– Can be in progress for and
includes transfer and course taken at
Wayne State
2.5 Minimum GPA
12 Credits in Subject Major- Can be in
progress
Intermediate Composition Course
TED 2250– Can be in progress
40 Hours of Group Work with
Children Form (not needed if TED
2250 taken at WSU in last 5 years)
Official ACT/SAT/GRE Scores-Must
appear in your Wayne State Student
Record.
Negative Tuberculosis Test– Valid
within 3 years
Castle Branch Criminal History Check
Apply at go.wayne.edu/edulevel2
Attend the Cornerstone Welcome
MICHIGAN TEST FOR TEACHER
CERTIFICATION (MTTC)
MTTC Information
www.mttc.nesinc.com/
MTTC Support
Daniel Lewis
education.wayne.edu/students/mttc
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
LED 6520: Teaching ESL/Foreign Language
Methods I (3cr)
LED 6530: Teaching ESL/Foreign Language
Methods II (3cr)
MATHEMATICS
MAE 5150: Methods and Materials:
Secondary Mathematics (3cr)
MAE 6050: Teaching Mathematics in the
Middle Grades (3cr)
INTEGRATED SCIECNE
SCE 5060: Methods & Materials: Secondary
Science I (3cr)
SCE 6030: Advanced Studies in Teaching
Science (3cr) or
BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, EARTH/
SPACE
SCE 5060: Methods & Materials: Secondary
Science I (3cr)
SCE 5070: Methods & Materials: Secondary
Science II (3cr)
SOCIAL STUDIES (ECONOMICS, HISTORY,
POLITICAL SCIENCE)
SSE 6710: Methods & Materials: Secondary
Social Studies (3cr)
SSE 6730: New Perspectives in Social
Studies Education (3cr)
Professional Education Courses (8 CREDITS)
Major Required (6 CREDITS) | Minor Optional (3 CREDITS)
Clinical Experiences (15-17) CREDITS)
GEN EDS COLLEGE
REQUIREMENTS
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
SEQUENCE
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