Teacher Licensure

 

Through a partnership with the College of Education and Human Development and the Department of Teaching and Learning, students may seek secondary licensure in Art. The following program of study must be completed:

 

I. Requirements for the B.F.A. with major in Visual Arts.

 

II. Admission to the Secondary Program, normally while taking T&L 325. (See

College of Education and Human Development for admission and licensing requirements.)

 

III. The program in Secondary Education, to include:

 

T&L 250 .............. Exploring Teaching in Secondary Schools .......................... (3)

T&L 339 .............. Technology for Teachers ................................................. (2)

T&L 345 .............. Curriculum Development and Instruction .......................... (3)

T&L 350 .............. Development and Education of Adolescents ...................... (3)

T&L 386 .............. Field Experience (Optional) ............................................ (1)

T&L 390 .............. Special Topic ................................................................(1-3)

ART 461 .............. Methods and Materials of Teaching Middle and Secondary

School Art ............................................................................................... (3)

T&L 432 .............. Classroom Management ..................................................(3)

T&L 433 .............. Multicultural Education .................................................…(3)

T&L 486 .............. Field Experience ............................................................ (1)

T&L 487 .............. A full semester of student teaching, normally taken during

the semester of graduation ....................................................................... (16)

T&L 488 .............. Senior Seminar ............................................................ (1)

*T&L 390, Special Topics, may be taken as an elective.

 

Art majors seeking secondary licensure must have an adviser in both the Art Department and the Department of Teaching and Learning.