Education Associate in Arts (TEACH-AA)

Provides the first two years of baccalaureate program in teacher education. The program serves students who plan to teach in preprimary, early childhood, elementary, middle grades, special education or related settings. Students who want to teach in a high school setting (grades 9 through 12) should major in the appropriate content area.

Students should consult with an advisor at the college or university they plan to attend for the specific courses recommended by that institution. We strongly encourage you to contact the Pensacola State College Education Department for assistance in planning your program of study.

Two courses, EDF 1005 and EDF 2085, require service learning in a public school setting. Background checks may be required.

Department Head:

Susan Morgan, (850) 484-1425

smorgan@pensacolastate.edu

Program Contact:

Betsy Werre, (850) 484-1448

bwerre@pensacolastate.edu

Degree Requirements

Semester 1 (16 cc)

EME 2040Introduction to Technology for Educators

3 cc

ENC 1101CEnglish Composition I

3 cc

Foreign Language I or Elective

3 cc

See Choices Natural Sciences (General Education Core Course)

3 cc

Natural Science Companion Lab

1 cc

 

Choose one of the following Mathematics General Education Courses:

MAC 1105College Algebra

3 cc

MGF 1106Mathematics for Liberal Arts I

3 cc

MGF 1107Mathematics for Liberal Arts II

3 cc

STA 2023Elementary Statistics

3 cc

Foreign Language I must be selected if the foreign language requirement has not been met.

The required companion lab may be taken this semester or with the Natural Science course in semester 3.

MGF 1106 is highly recommended and prepares students for the General Knowledge Teacher Certification Exam.

See general education course list for general education course options.

Semester 2 (15 cc)

ENC 1102English Composition II

3 cc

EDF 1005Introduction to the Teaching Profession

3 cc

General Education Elective or Foreign Language II

3 cc

Electives

6 cc

Choose one of the following Mathematics General Education courses (not selected in semester 1):

MAC 1105College Algebra

3 cc

MGF 1106Mathematics for Liberal Arts I

3 cc

MGF 1107Mathematics for Liberal Arts II

3 cc

STA 2023Elementary Statistics

3 cc

Foreign Language II must be selected if the foreign language requirement has not been met.

EDF 1005 includes field experience or service learning. See course description.

Semester 3 (15 cc)

EEX 2010Introduction to Exceptional Children

3 cc

See Choices Any Natural Sciences General Education Course

3 cc

See Choices Humanities (Literature LIT, AML, or ENL prefix)

3 cc

 

Choose one of the following Mathematics General Education courses (not selected in semester 1):

MAC 1105College Algebra

3 cc

MGF 1106Mathematics for Liberal Arts I

3 cc

MGF 1107Mathematics for Liberal Arts II

3 cc

STA 2023Elementary Statistics

3 cc

General Education Electives

3 cc

If a biological science was selected in semester 1, then a physical science must be selected in semester 3.  If a physical science was selected in semester 1, then a biological science must be selected in semester 3.

MGF 1107 is highly recommended and prepares students for the General Knowledge Teacher Certification Exam.

See general education course list for general education course options.

Semester 4 (14 cc)

EDF 2085Introduction to Diversity for Educators

3 cc

See Choices Humanities (General Education Core Course)

3 cc

See Choices Social Sciences (General Education Core Course)

3 cc

Any Social Sciences General Education Course

3 cc

Electives

2 cc

EDF 2085 includes field experience or service learning.  See course description.

Recommended Electives

DEP 2001Child Development

3 cc

DEP 2004Human Growth and Development

3 cc

EEX 1600Behavior Management

3 cc

GEA 2000World Regional Geography

3 cc

SPC 1608Public Speaking

3 cc

SPC 2300Interpersonal Communication

3 cc

Total Credit Hours: 60

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