Secondary Education Minor, Mathematics

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The minor in Secondary Education from the Mathematics Department leads to achieving initial licensure. To earn a minor in Secondary Education from the Mathematics Department, a student must do all of the following:

1. Satisfy the requirements for a major in Mathematics:

The following are required electives for mathematics majors who minor in secondary education.

2. Satisfy requirements:

Outlined under the heading “Admission to Licensure Programs ” in the School of Education section of this catalog.

3. Successfully complete all Education and Support Course Requirements:

Education Component (27 credits total)

All Secondary Education students will take the following four education courses:

Pre-Practicum Methods Course (3 credits)

EDU 337M - Secondary School Curriculum Materials and Methodology in Mathematics (Pre-Practicum)

Student Teaching Practicum and Seminar (12 Credits)

EDU 495 - Practicum in Student Teaching in Secondary Education (9-12)

American Government and Psychology Support Courses (6 credits)

PSY 252 - Adolescent Psychology [Note:
PSY101 is a prerequisite for PSY252
]
Choose one American Government Course:
HST 204 - U.S. History and Constitutional Government I or
HST 208 - History of American Constitutions