Secondary Education English - Nevada State College - Henderson NV

Secondary Education English from Nevada State College - Henderson NV is a Campus Bachelor Teaching degree that prepares you for a Education career. Curriculum I) College Core Curriculum... 31-47 1. English (3-8 credits) ? Refer to the English section of the Core Curriculum 2. Study and Technology Skills (0-2 credits) - Refer to the Study and Technology Skills section of the Core Curriculum 3. Mathematics (3-5 credits) - Refer to the Mathematics section of the Core Curriculum 4. Natural Sciences (7-8 credits) - Refer to the Natural Sciences section of the Core Curriculum 5. Social Sciences (3 credits) - Refer to the Social Science section of the Core Curriculum 6. Fine Arts (3 credits) - Refer to the Fine Arts section of the Core Curriculum 7. Humanities (6 credits) - Refer to the Humanities section of the Core Curriculum 8. Constitution (3-6 credits) - Refer to the Constitution section of the Core Curriculum Community-Based Learning Capstone (3 credits) - Refer to the Community-Based Learning section of the Core Curriculum II) Additional College Requirements... 3-19 1. Foreign Language - 3 options (0-16 credits) 1. Complete and/or transfer to NSC a fourth semester in a foreign language or American Sign Language (AM) 2. Demonstrate proficiency through a placement exam 3. Show transcript evidence of successful completion of a fourth year high school course in foreign language 2. COM 101 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication... 3 III) Major Requirements.... 78 1. Required Classes (6 credits) 1. ENG 298 - Writing about Literature... 3 2. ENG 303 - Introduction to Literary Theory and Criticism... 3 2. Additional English Requirements (15 credits) 1. An Upper Division British Literature Course 2. An Upper Division American Literature Course 3. An Upper Division Composition Course 4. ENG 411B ? Principles of Modern Grammar 5. COM 250 ? News Gathering and Writing I 3. 15 credits total must be completed in English requirements, at least 12 of which must be from 300 or 400 level courses. A maximum of three can be from 200-level courses. A class can only count towards one group, even if it appears in more than one group below. 1. Group 1: British and Celtic or Irish Literature (at least 6 credits) ENG 235 - Survey of English Literature I ENG 236 - Survey of English Literature II ENG 271 - Introduction to Shakespeare ENG 430A - Major Figures in British Literature ENG 432A - Chaucer ENG 434A - Shakespeare: Tragedies ENG 434B - Shakespeare: Comedies and Histories ENG 440A - Medieval English Literature ENG 441A - The Renaissance ENG 444A - The Romantic Movement ENG 445A - The Victorian Period ENG 445C - Nineteenth-Century Prose Writers ENG 446A - Modern British Literature ENG 447A - Contemporary British Literature ENG 449A - British Literature I ENG 449B - British Literature II ENG 464A - English Drama from Beginning to 1642 ENG 465B - Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Drama ENG 470A - The British Novel I ENG 470B - The British Novel II ENG 471A - Modern English Novel ENG 471B - Contemporary English Novel 2. Group 2: American Literature (at least 6 credits) ENG 241 - Survey of American Literature I ENG 242 - Survey of American Literature II ENG 290 - Introduction to African-American Literature ENG 292 - Introduction to Chicano Literature ENG 429B - Modern American Humor ENG 429C - Literature of the American West ENG 436A - Major Figures in American Literature ENG 450A - Studies in 20th Century Literature ENG 451A - American Literature I ENG 451B - American Literature II ENG 452A - American Literature, 1620-1865 ENG 453B - American Literature, 1918-Present ENG 462C - Modern American Poetry ENG 467B - Modern American Drama ENG 473C - The Contemporary American Novel ENG 494A - Native American Literature ENG 495A - Early African-American Literature ENG 495B - Modern African-American Literature ENG 295C - African American Literature ENG 496A - Themes in Modern Chicano Literature 3. Group 3: Cultural and Ethnic Studies (at least 6 credits) ENG 290 - Introduction to African-American Literature ENG 292 - Introduction to Chicano Literature ENG 410A - Semantics ENG 420A - Survey of Literary Criticism ENG 426A - Religion and Literature ENG 427A - Women and Literature ENG 476B - History of the American Film ENG 477A - Film and Literature ENG 477C - Genre Studies in Film ENG 490A - Gender and Sexual Identity in Literature ENG 491B - Environmental Literature ENG 494A - Native American Literature ENG 495A - Early African-American Literature ENG 495B - Modern African-American Literature ENG 495C - African American Literature ENG 496A - Themes in Modern Chicano Literature 4. Group 4: World and Comparative Literature (at least 3 credits) ENG 231 - World Literature 1 ENG 232 - World Literature II ENG 481A - Comparative Literature ENG 481B - Modern Comparative Literature ENG 484A - The Bible as Literature ENG 485 - Topics in Comparative Literature ENG 485A - Asian Literature 5. Group 5: Electives (can fulfill up to 9 outstanding credits) ENG 243 - Introduction to the Short Story ENG 252 - Introduction to Drama ENG 253 - Contemporary Drama ENG 261 - Introduction to Poetry ENG 275 - Contemporary Literature ENG 278 - Readings in the Contemporary Novel ENG 401A - Advanced Composition ENG 407A - Fundamentals of Business Writing ENG 407B - Fundamentals of Technical Writing ENG 411B - Principles of Modern Grammar ENG 414A - History of the English Language ENG 416A - Special Problems in Language ENG 416C - Special Problems in English ENG 499 - Independent Study 4. Secondary Education Courses (42 credits) 1. EDRL 427 -Teaching Writing across School Curriculum... 3 2. EDRL 471 - Language Acquisition, Development and Learning... 3 3. EDSC 321 - Secondary Pedagogy I... 3 4. EDSC 403- Teaching Methods Secondary (specific subject area)... 3 5. EDSC 404 - Secondary Pedagogy II... 3 6. EDSC 483 ? Secondary Supervised Teaching Internship... 12 7. EDSP 411 - Students with Disabilities in General Education Settings... 3 8. EDU 250 ? Foundations of Education ... 3 9. EL 401 - Law & Ethics for Educators... 3 10. PSY 307 - Principles of Educational Psychology... 3 11. PSY 434 - Developmental Psychology: Adolescence to Adulthood... 3 View more details on Nevada State College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Teaching courses.