41. Fulbright Senior Specialists Program: Eligible Disciplines And Subdisciplines Li secondary Education and Teaching secondary School Administration/ PublicAdministration, general Public Administration, health and Human Services http://www.cies.org/specialists/ss_subdiscipline.htm

Fulbright Senior Specialists Program Eligible Disciplines and Subdisciplines Eligible fields for the Fulbright Senior Specialists Program are indicated below. For each field there are designated subdisciplines. To view the available subdisciplines in each field, click on the desired field in the list. At the time of application, an applicant will select one field and one subdiscipline from the list of available specializations for his/her field. Back to Top American (U.S.) Studies Anthropology Archaeology ... Back to Top American (U.S.) Studies African-American Studies American Indian/Native American Studies American Literature (United States) American/United States Government and Politics American/United States History American/United States Studies/Civilization Art History Communications Cultural Studies/Theory Dance, General

42. Secondary And K-12 Education - Master's In Teaching (MIT) The secondary Education Department offers a Master s in Teaching Degree program (PE/health); Music designated arts (choral, instrumental or general) http://www.wce.wwu.edu/Depts/SEC/MasterCert.shtml

Western Washington University Students Faculty/Staff Index ... Meeting Minutes Master's in Teaching (MIT) The Secondary Education Department offers a Master's in Teaching Degree program for students who wish to complete a master's degree while gaining State of Washington Residency certification. Students must have completed a baccalaureate degree and must have a major in one of the State-approved academic majors. This degree program combines the endorsable major with a graduate-level program of certification coursework to produce a Master's in Teaching program which is firmly backed by current research on effective teaching and reflects a conceptual framework which embraces three basic strands in education: artistic, scientific and professional. Woodring College of Education also offers a Master's of Education in Advanced Classroom Practice for certified teachers.

43.  Graduate Programs secondary Education School health secondary Education - Mathematics Mathematics, general Certification - Non-Teaching in (area) http://www.gradschool.eku.edu/programs.php

@import url(http://www.eku.edu/includes7/advanced.css); @import url(http://www.gradschool.eku.edu/includes/local.css); EKU Home President's Welcome A to Z Index Calendars ... Contact Us Graduate Programs Go Eastern Kentucky University offers over 30 master degree programs with over 80 different options. Use the following list of degrees and programs to fill out the Application for Admission. * Must be admitted to program prior to registration. MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION (MAED) Communication Disorders Elementary Education - Reading/Writing Elementary Education - Early Elementary Ed. Elementary Education - Middle Grade Education ... Special Education - Initial Cert. option LBD MASTER OF ARTS TEACHING (MAT) Elementary Education Must select two areas in Middle Grade when applying Middle Grade Education - Engl/Comm (T) Middle Grade Education - Mathematics (T) ... Middle Grade Education - Social Studies (T) Can only select one area in Secondary Education Secondary Education - Art (T) P-12 Secondary Education - Biology (T) Secondary Education - English (T) Secondary Education - Health (T) ... Secondary Education - Technology Ed. (T) 5-12

44. General Catalog In the areas of Art, Music, Physical and health Education, Theatre/Dance, A study of the general methods of teaching in the secondary school. http://www.gustavus.edu/oncampus/academics/general_catalog/04_05/educ.cfm

Go Quickly To... Academic Departments Admission Career Center Church Relations College Bookstore Diversity Finance Office Financial Aid Human Resources Library Personal Homepages President's Office Registrar's Office Residential Life Study Abroad at Gustavus in Calendar in Directory Internet CALENDAR ATHLETICS ACADEMICS ADMISSION ... A-Z DIRECTORY You Are Here: On-Campus Academics General Catalog Feedback ... Email Text: Smaller Larger ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION (EDU) John Clementson , Chairperson Kathryn Bode , Coordinator Michele Koomen Al Pearson Debra Pitton Jill Potts The department of Education provides programs in teacher education that lead to licensure in teaching kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, and secondary school. Graduates of teacher education programs at Gustavus also qualify for graduate study. The College is accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education. Teacher education programs at Gustavus are approved by the Minnesota Board of Teaching. Students who complete Gustavus Teacher Education Programs regularly pass all teacher licensure tests required by the state of Minnesota. The total number of students enrolled in teacher education is approximately 34. There are seven full-time faculty in teacher education and one full-time coordinator of field placements and admissions. Nine other faculty serve the programs across the campus, and three part-time faculty members teach within the program. The supervision ratio per supervising faculty member is low enough to provide weekly visits to students in the field. Teacher education students work with youth and children across their years in college, including a full-time four-week experience to start the program, multiple and lengthy methods practice opportunities, and a student teaching experience of at least fourteen weeks (560 hours).

45. FSU 2005-2006 General Bulletin Community health education; English education (middle and secondary English) Certificate in teaching English to speakers of other languages, http://registrar.fsu.edu/bulletin/undergrad/colleges/education.htm

Florida State University Office of the University Registrar Bulletins 2005 - 2006 Undergraduate Section Topics Programs Admission Standards Planning Guide Office of Academic Services ... Office of Minority Affairs College of Education The Florida State University's Teacher Education Unit's conceptual framework is based on a model that engages faculty, professional partners and candidates in a continuing process of Preparing Educational Leaders for our global and diverse society. The Florida State University prepares educational leaders who uphold high professional and academic standards, and employ scientific inquiry and assessment as a basis for the continual improvement of student learning. They address the needs and abilities of diverse students through the use of appropriate instructional strategies and technology. These qualities are developed as candidates study and work within a community of professional partners. Dean: Marcy P. Driscoll; Executive Associate Dean: Steve Rollin; Associate Deans: Carolyn Herrington, Lee Jones The primary purpose of the College of Education is to prepare teachers and a variety of human services practitioners for a wide range of educational careers. The faculty of the College of Education provides the experiences that enable students to acquire professional competencies required in each field.

46. Formal Education - Elementary And Secondary Education Upper secondary school subjects include general educational courses Therefore,in order to promote health education, schools are providing health http://www.mext.go.jp/english/org/formal/16.htm

Formal Education Elementary and Secondary Education 1.Overview of Elementary and Secondary Education Kindergarten Education The objective of kindergarten is to nurture young children from the age of 3 until they join elementary school, provide them with a suitable environment for learning and support their physical and mental development. Compulsory Education Elementary school aims to provide children aged between 6 and 12 with six years of general elementary education suited to the relevant stage of their physical and mental development. Lower secondary school aims to provide children between aged 12 and 15 with three years of general secondary education suited to the relevant stage of their physical and mental development, based on the education they have received in elementary school. Examination for Granting Equivalency Certificate of Lower Secondary School Graduates for Those Who are Exempted from or Who Have Postponed Compulsory Attendance This examination is aimed at students who have been unable to graduate from lower secondary school, students who have been unable to attend a lower secondary school due to illness or other unavoidable circumstances, and students who have graduated from schools for foreign nationals, among others. The examination determines whether such a student is equivalent or above the level of lower secondary school graduates in terms of academic achievement. Those that pass the examination are granted the qualification necessary to enter upper secondary school.

47. Chicago State University English And Speech Department - Secondary Education secondary Teaching in English Option. general Requirements 2 hours of electivecourses in health and/or physical development approved by advisor http://www.csu.edu/english/seced.htm

CSU X-Press Maps and Directions News and Events Calendars ... A-Z List SEARCH CSU Composition Program Other Courses Faculty Job Opportunities: Undergraduate Programs Literature Professional and Technical Writing Secondary Education Graduate Programs: Masters Degree Program Masters of Fine Arts Home Secondary Teaching in English Option General Requirements Admission to the program is contingent upon good academic standing and acceptance by the department. Admission to the College of Education is required prior to registration in any professional education courses other than ELCF 152 and 200; PSYC 210; S ED 301; READ 330. A grade of C or above is required in all English courses and supportive courses completed at Chicago State University or transferred from other universities. A grade of B is required in student teaching. A grade of C or above is required in all other professional education courses completed at Chicago State University or transferred from other universities. A maximum of nine hours of professional education courses taken at a junior or community college can be transferred into the program.

48. University Of West Florida Catalog Postsecondary Teaching, MST Business Administration, MBA department s web site general Industrial-Organizational Licensed Mental health Counselor http://uwf.edu/catalog/deg.htm

2005/2006 Catalog University of West Florida uwf.edu Table of Contents Welcome Telephone Directory Academic Calendars Year 2005/2006 Fall Semester 2005 Spring Semester 2006 Summer Semester 2006 ... Index Degrees, Areas of Specialization, and Minors UWF AWARDS THE FOLLOWING DEGREES: ASSOCIATE DEGREE A.A. Associate of Arts BACHELOR'S DEGREES B.A. Bachelor of Arts B.F.A. Bachelor of Fine Arts B.S. Bachelor of Science B.S.B.A. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration B.S.C.E. Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering B.S.E.E. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering B.S.N. Bachelor of Science in Nursing MASTER'S DEGREES M.A. Master of Arts M.Acc. Master of Accountancy M.A.T. Master of Arts in Teaching M.B.A. Master of Business Administration M.Ed. Master of Education M.P.H. Master of Public Health M.S. Master of Science M.S.A. Master of Science in Administration M.S.T. Master of Science in Teaching SPECIALIST DEGREE Ed.S. Specialist in Education DOCTORAL DEGREE Ed.D. Doctor of Education DEGREE PROGRAMS, SPECIALIZATIONS, AND MINORS OFFERED BY UWF INCLUDE: ASSOCIATE DEGREES Associate of Arts, A.A.

49. Youth Violence: A Report Of The Surgeon General See Tertiary Prevention, secondary Prevention, and Primary Prevention. Public health approach to youth violence, 23, 4-5. advantages of, 2, 4-5 http://www.surgeongeneral.gov/library/youthviolence/

Secretary's Message Foreword Preface Acknowledgments ... Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 The Magnitude of Youth Violence Chapter 3 The Developmental Dynamics of Youth Violence Chapter 4 Risk Factors for Youth Violence Chapter 5 Prevention and Intervention Chapter 6 A Vision for the Future Glossary Index List of Tables and Figures Executive Summary Index A Arrest record data, 1 Academic programs, 113-114 Active involvement, defined, 46 Adequate measurement, 115 Adult court, waivers to, 117-118 Adulthood, transition to, 51-52 Advisory labels on music and video games, 93 African American youths, 18, 20-21, 28-31, 33, 34, 43, 44, 46, 48, 51 disproportionate number of youth homicide victims, 21 arrest ratios, 29-30 peak age of onset of violence and, 43 cumulative prevalence of violence and, 46 age-specific prevalence of violence and, 44 victimization and, 51 adult violent behavior and, 46, 51 Age of child and effect of media violence, 92 Age-specific prevalence, 42, 43-44

50. College Of Education: Iowa State University Catalog 2005-2007 secondary Education—The College of Education provides secondary education earth sciences, English, foreign languages, general sciences, health, http://www.iastate.edu/~catalog/2005-07/curric/education.html

Iowa State University E-mail the Office of the Registrar ISU Search 2005-2007 Courses and Programs Iowa State University Catalog Information Catalog Home Policy Updates Academics Courses Curricula and Majors Graduate Studies Academic Life Other Information The University Academic Calendar Administration Faculty ... Research Organizations Catalog Index A B C D ... Z College of Education Editor’s Note: At the time this catalog went to press, the Board of Regents, State of Iowa, had just approved Iowa State University’s request to combine the College of Education and the College of Family and Consumer Sciences into one administrative unit. As of July 1, 2005, all academic programs and majors listed with these two colleges will be offered under the College of Human Sciences. www.educ.iastate.edu/ Jerry R. Thomas, Interim Dean Roger Smith, Associate Dean Ann Thompson, Interim Associate Dean Departments of the College Curriculum and Instruction www.educ.iastate.edu/ci/ Educational Leadership and Policy Studies www.educ.iastate.edu/elps/ Health and Human Performance www.educ.iastate.edu/hhp/

51. Health, Physical Education And Recreation Elementary And Secondary Group Teachin Elementary and secondary teaching certification requires a minimum overall This information is a general overview. It should not be viewed as the final http://www.olivetcollege.edu/departments/education/min_hpers_sec.htm

HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY GROUP TEACHING MINOR The Olivet College health, physical education and recreation elementary and secondary teaching minor requires successful completion of 24 semester hours in additon to education courses as outlined below. Elementary and secondary teaching certification requires a minimum overall grade point average of 2.5. NOTE: Course numbers followed by an asterisk (*) have prerequisites. Check the course description for details. This information is a general overview. It should not be viewed as the final authority on degree requirements. Speak with your portfolio mentor or career advisor to plan a specific program of study. Minor Courses (27 semester hours) Complete the following (20 sh) HWL 200: Wellness and the Health Fitness Profession (2) HWL 206* Human Anatomy (3) HWL 250: Nutrition (2) HWL 252: Substance Use and Abuse (2) PE 107: First Aid (2) PE 217: Theory of Teaching Physical Fitness (3) PE 401* Kinesiology (3) PE 405* Exercise Physiology (3) Complete 4 sh from the following PE 209: Elementary PE (2) PE 211: Theory of Teaching Team Activities (2) PE 214: Theory of Teaching Individual Activities (2) PE 215: Theory of Teaching Tumbling, Stunts and Rhythms (2)

52. Department Of Biology Degree Programs These students are referred to ENMU’s Allied health Sciences. secondary ScienceLicensure. Teaching Degree general Education Requirements (5556 hours). http://www.enmu.edu/academics/undergrad/colleges/las/biology/programs/index.shtm

Degree Programs ENMU ENMU Academics Undergraduate Programs ... Department of Biology Degree Programs Allied Health Sciences Programs Every undergraduate must complete 46-50 hours of general education requirements in addition to 23 hours of biology core courses and at least eight hours of elective course requirements (in consultation with academic advisor). Students may major in biology in a broad sense (selecting electives from course offerings in biology, botany, cellular/molecular biology, microbiology, or zoology), or they may major in biology with an emphasis in botany, cellular/molecular biology, microbiology, or zoology. Students may follow the specialized curriculum for the wildlife and fisheries science major, which meets requirements for certification with The Wildlife Society and The American Fisheries Society. Teaching degrees with a secondary licensure are also available. Allied Health Sciences Students who want to teach secondary school science in New Mexico may obtain a secondary science licensure. Students should seek teacher education requirements and secondary science licensure requirements.

53. 05-06 Undergrad Catalog | Secondary Education secondary education teacher. general Information. Teaching Majors, Minors health Science School health Education (73–78 hours) Latin Teaching (81–87 http://saas.byu.edu/catalog/current/depts/Teach_Ed/ScEd.aspx

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Search SAAS Feedback Directory BYU Home SAAS Home ... 2005-2006 Undergraduate Secondary Education Teacher Education General Information Faculty Early Childhood Education Program Information BS Early Childhood Education (MAP) Course Descriptions Elementary Education Program Information BS Elementary Education: (MAP) Early Childhood Education ... Course Descriptions Secondary Education Program Information BS Social Science (MAP) Course Descriptions Secondary Education Fingerprint and Background Check Failing to expunge a police record prior to the background check may result in a blocked registration while a panel reviews the charges. Candidates who cannot pass an FBI background check will be removed from the teacher education licensure program. The Discipline The Department of Teacher Education provides a program that licenses secondary teachers for the public schools. In addition to content courses in the field(s) in which they plan to teach, students complete professional education courses and practicum experiences that prepare them to teach in a secondary school setting. Career Opportunities Secondary education teacher.

54. Postgraduate Prospectus: PGCE General Information (Primary And Secondary) Postgraduate Prospectus PGCE general Information (Primary and secondary) course At secondary level, students concentrate on one main teaching subject, http://www.rdg.ac.uk/pg/taught/180.html

staff student search Postgraduate Prospectus Fees and Funding Support Programmes and Applications Excellence at Reading International Students Student Support Life at Reading UoR Home Postgraduate Prospectus List of Subjects Education > PGCE General Information (Primary and Secondary) PGCE General Information (Primary and Secondary) Duration: Full-time 10 months The PGCE is for graduates wishing to enter the teaching profession. It seeks to integrate Practical Experience of teaching with Professional Studies of educational theory and policies which inform classroom practice. It provides the prospective teacher with a sound skills and knowledge base to begin a career in teaching with confidence. There are three routes in the PGCE programme: Primary Education: Early Years (3-7 years) Primary Education: Primary Years (5-11 years) Secondary Education (11-18 years) School placements The University works in a formalised partnership with schools in the shared responsibilities of training teachers, much of the programme being school-based. During the year there is the opportunity to work in at least two different schools within your age range to ensure the broadest possible experience. School-based work includes observing children and teachers, and teacher tutorials. Trainees work alongside experienced teachers and gradually assume more responsibility for teaching until they take responsibility for the whole class group. During this work support is provided by experienced mentor teachers and by University tutors.

55. U Of U General Catalog - EDUCATIONAL STUDIES general education requirements. It is recommended that students take MATH secondary Education. The Department of Teaching Learning together with http://www.acs.utah.edu/GenCatalog/1038/deptdesc/t_l.html

University of Utah Home Feedback University of Utah General Catalog 2002-2003 Posted College of Education Department Office: 142 Milton Bennion Hall, 581-7158 Web Address: www.ed.utah.edu/TandL/index.html Interim Department Chair, Ted Packard Faculty Professors. D. Kauchak, C. Kennedy, S. Wade. Associate Professors. J. Dole, J. Settlage, N. Winitzky. Assistant Professor. N. Ares, W. Stroup, L. Yamagato-Lynch Clinical Associate Professor. E. Swan Clinical Instructors. C. Allen, D. Allen, A. Battaglia, M. Burbank, B. Kuehl, P. McCandless, G. Post. Undergraduate Program Director of Teacher Licensure, John Settlage, 142 Milton Bennion Hall, 587-7985. Admission. Prior to applying to the elementary and secondary education programs , students are required to enroll in T L 2100, Introduction to Teaching, and the Ethnic Studies prerequisite to ECS 4150, Introduction to Multicultural education. Preferably, students should take these courses during either their sophomore or junior years. Students seeking admission to the elementary education program should begin admission procedures at the end of fall semester during their sophmore year of study at the University of Utah. Students who wish to apply for admission to these programs should contact the Department of Teaching and Learning for current program and formal application requirements.

56. University Of Northern Colorado - Programs Of Study Biology secondary Teaching (S); Biomedical Sciences; Cell and Molecular Biology Instrumental Music K12 Teaching (K); Vocal; Piano; general Music K-12 http://www.unco.edu/admissions/freshman/choose/academics-majors_minors.html

academics costs housing financial aid - scholarships ... other services academics advanced placement choosing a major international baccalaureate majors and minors ... more academics Quicklinks schedule a campus visit request information National Undergraduate Scholarship meet the staff ... transfer admissions requirements Majors, Minors and Programs of Study Jump to: Majors Minors Pre-Degree Programs Professional Teacher Education Programs (programs to become a teacher) Abbreviation Key for majors available for teacher licensure Teacher Licensure level codes are shown in parenthesis for each emphasis area. (E) = Elementary Licensure, K-6 (S) = Secondary Licensure, 7-12 (SP) = Special Education Licensure, K-12 Majors Africana Studies BA Anthropology BA Interdisciplinary Audiology and Speech Language Sciences BS Biological Sciences BS Biology Secondary Teaching (S) Biomedical Sciences Cell and Molecular Biology Organismal Biology Business Administration BS Accounting Computer Information Systems Finance General Business Management Marketing Chemistry BS Biochemistry-ACS Certified Chemistry-ACS Certified Forensic Science Industrial Chemistry Pre-Health Secondary Teaching-ACS Certified (S) Communication Studies BA Human Communication, Secondary Teaching (S)

57. Bachelor Of Arts In Biochemistry BIO 181, general Biology I, 4 credits. BIO 182, general Biology II, 4 credits Bachelor of Science in Chemistry for secondary Teaching Bachelor of http://www.gcu.edu/campus/programs/bachelor-of-arts-in-biochemistry.php

Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry CLICK HERE TO VIEW ONLINE WEBSITE Bookmark this page Campus Experience GCU Community ... Contact Us Now Our Programs BIOCHEMISTRY (B.A. DEGREE; No Minor Required) Electives (as needed to satisfy the 128 semester hour minimum graduation requirement). Click here to view the program of study Online Experience Why GCU Our Programs ... online nursing programs Master of Education in Educational Administration - Online Master's Degree Our Master of Education in Education Administration degree program was created for professionals like you, who want a world-class education that readily accommodates your active lifestyle. Our M.Ed. in Education Administration is designed to introduce students to current best practices in education and the application of those practices to meet the operative needs of each individual school and district. See the Grand Canyon University in Phoenix AZ Online Masters Degree Programs GCU Student Newspaper - College News

58. College Of Education Introduction Pass with a C+ or higher in general professional education courses Ed 0122 and Ed pursuing a Master s and secondary Teaching Education Certification. http://www.temple.edu/bulletin/Academic_programs/schools_colleges/ed/intro/gener

Overview Enrolling Academic Policies Academic Programs ... Opportunities College of education Introduction General Information Academic Advising College Graduation Requirements Student Contact Information ... Faculty ProgramS Of Study Applied Communication Career and Technical Education Business, Computer, and Information Technology Education Industrial Education ... Physics other useful links Temple Policies University Core Course Descriptions Class Schedule ... Academic Programs / Education College Of Education Founded 1919 Kent McGuire, Dean 238 Ritter Annex 1301 Cecil B. Moore Avenue Philadelphia, PA www.temple.edu/education educate@temple.edu Mission Statement History ... Professional Programs And Teacher Certification Mission Statement The mission of the College of Education embodies the University's populist education vision - "that opens opportunities for university study to persons in every status and condition and that is dedicated to excellence in the education it provides them." The College's mission is based on a dynamic and delicate synthesis between two endeavors: advancing education through scholarship and service, and the preparation and development of educators. The mission is to produce and disseminate knowledge that grows from examining issues and problems relating to educational practice and contexts, and prepare skilled, reflective educators who use scholarly knowledge, systematic inquiry, and rigorous (or carefully conducted) research in their professional practice. This mission is a commitment to improving educational institutions, professional practice, and the education of educators.

59. Liberal Arts Introduction FiveYear Combined BA/Ed.M. secondary Education Teaching Certification Program general Labs Anderson Lecture Hall 21 830 am – 900 pm Monday – Thursday http://www.temple.edu/bulletin/Academic_programs/schools_colleges/cla/intro/gene

Overview Enrolling Academic Policies Academic Programs ... Opportunities Liberal Arts introduction General Information Academic Advising College Graduation Requirements Student Contact Information ... Faculty PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS African American Studies Minor American Culture and Media Arts American Studies ... Certificate, Foreign Language GREEK, HEBREW, AND ROMAN CLASSICS Classics Minor Minor, Ancient Mediterranean Studies Hebrew ... Certificate other useful links Temple Policies University Core Course Descriptions Class Schedule ... Academic Programs / Liberal Arts General Information Founded 1884 Susan Herbst, Dean 12th floor Anderson Hall 1114 W. Berks Street www.temple.edu/CLA Academic Advising Center 1st floor Sullivan Hall 1330 W. Berks Mall advisor@temple.edu Introduction Accreditation Special Programs ... Special Facilities Introduction Whatever your career aspirations, your future begins in the College of Liberal Arts. Our courses and majors build toward exciting internships and co-op opportunities, offering practical, valuable work experience as you explore literature, languages, history, psychology, criminal justice, the social sciences, and more. The College of Liberal Arts integrates skills in effective communication, critical and analytical thinking, problem solving, and technological literacy - tools necessary for any professional career. We offer degree programs at all Philadelphia area campuses as well as international options for study. In the College of Liberal Arts, you will be able to choose from among the nation’s leading scholars, professors who have connections both to the world of work and to graduate and professional schools.

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