Course of Study Term Course No.
Course Title
SH
Variable
RLP 540**
Teaching Content Area Literacy at the Middle and Secondary Level Human Learning and Development in Instructional Contexts Introduction to Exceptional Children and Adolescents/Special Education Methods and Materials for Teaching English as a Second Language
3
LSE 511** SPE 500
2 3
CIL 505
3
Winter/Spring
SEC 502 EDUC 510
Introduction to Teaching at the Secondary Level
3
Social Justice Perspective: History and Philosophy of American Education 2
Fall
SEC 502 SEC 512 SEC 514 SEC 516 SEC 518 SEC 522
Methods of Teaching Biology at the Secondary Level Methods of Teaching Language Arts/English at the Secondary Level Methods of Teaching Mathematics at the Secondary Level Methods of Teaching Physical Science at the Secondary Level Methods of Teaching Social Studies at the Secondary Level Methods of Teaching Classical Languages at the Secondary Level Methods of Teaching World Languages at the Secondary Level Practicum in Teaching at the K-12 and Secondary Level Student Teaching Secondary School Language Arts/English Student Teaching Secondary School Mathematics Student Teaching Secondary School Physical Science Student Teaching Secondary School Social Studies Student Teaching K-12: Classical or World Languages Student Teaching Secondary School Biology
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 6
SEC 524
SEC 581 A-F
Winter
SEC 590A SEC 590B SEC 590C SEC 590D SEC 590E SEC 590F
*For courses SEC 510 - 524 and SEC 590 A – F, each student will choose a content area and take the corresponding course with the appropriate course number ONLY. These second-term courses may change campus locations and day of the week for some candidates. Since methods instructors are often practicing teachers, time restrictions, school district commitments, and or travel times are considered when selecting a location. **Students may register for these courses before admission. They must be completed prior to student teaching. To complete the M.A.T. degree, students must decide on a particular program area and complete 2 courses from that program area within 6 years of completing the first course in the M.A.T. program. Electives must be within one program area only - e.g. Special Education.
22 / Secondary Education MAT Handbook
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