Content Area Course Requirements

Content Area Courses: an undergraduate major in Mathematics or 32 semester hours of math.  Either option must include from the below list.  An audit will be completed after admission and you will be notified of any deficiencies. 

• Standard 3-course calculus sequence
• Real Analysis
• Linear Algebra (matrices)
• Probability or Statistics
• Geometry

Professional Sequence Course Requirements:

• Year One Spring Semester
  • CI 401 M Introductory Teaching in a Diverse Society
  • CI 473 Disciplinary Literacy
• Year Two Fall Semester
  • CI 403 M Teaching a Diverse High School Student Population
  • CI/EPSY 485 Assessing Student Performance
  • SPED 405 General Educator's Role in SPED *or*
  • SPED 517 Disability Issues in SPED
• Year Two Spring Semester
  • CI 404 M Teaching and Assessing Secondary School Students
  • EDPR 442 Educational Practice in Secondary Education (Student Teaching)

Prior to Student Teaching

• Pass the ILTS Mathematics content-area test.

Minimum GPA Requirements

• Content and Professional Education GPA: 2.5
• Graduate GPA: 3.0
• *Note: State rules mandate that no course with a grade lower than C- can be used towards licensure, endorsement, or approvals.  This means courses with a D+ or lower cannot be used. 

Master Degree Requirements

In addition to the above professional sequence, students must complete the following to obtain a Master's degree:

• Three 500-level courses in Education (CI, EOL, EPOL, EPS, EPSY, HRD, SPED) or two 500-level courses in Education if SPED 517 is taken
• One approved 4-credit-hour foundations course

More information on the Master of Education program, including information on approved foundation courses, can be found in the College of Education Handbook and the Academic Catalog.

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