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Educational Studies, B.A.

An advanced undergraduate may enroll in this non-teaching, non-licensure program by petitioning to and being approved by the associate dean of education. For additional details, contact the associate dean.

Adolescent to Young Adult Education Programs

Candidates who wish to teach in adolescent to young adult education, in multi-age education, or in career-technical settings must complete the same general education and professional education courses.

Required Professional Education Courses

EDU-1022Foundations of Education

2.0 credits
EDU-1031Foundations of Education Laboratory

1.0 credits
EDU-1042Educational Technology

2.0 credits
EDU-2023The Learner and the Learning Process

3.0 credits
EDU-2071Fundamentals of Planning & Instruction Laboratory

1.0 credits
EDU-2093Fundamentals of Planning and Instruction

3.0 credits
EDU-3013Teaching Reading in the Content Fields

3.0 credits
EDU-3043Classroom Management

3.0 credits
EDU-3063Education & Cultural Diversity

3.0 credits
EDU-3093Inclusion and Differentiated Instruction

3.0 credits
EDU-4001Content Area Teaching Methods Laboratory

1.0 credits
EDU-4012Multi-Age and Secondary Teaching Methods In the Content Areas

2.0 credits
EDU-4091Student Teaching Seminar

1.0 credits
EDU-4092Student Teaching

6.0-12. credits

Required Cognate Course

Select one of the following Communications courses: (3)

COM-1023Public Speaking

3.0 credits
COM-1053Introduction to Communication

3.0 credits

Select one of the following American History courses: (3)

HIS-2013United States History to 1865

3.0 credits
HIS-2023United States History Since 1865

3.0 credits
HIS-3013Colonial America

3.0 credits
HIS-3043Modern America

3.0 credits
HIS-3123History of Ohio

3.0 credits
POL-1003American Politics & Government

3.0 credits

Total 44 Hours