Spanish (Grades EC-12, All-Level), B.A. with Teacher Certification

General

(See General Requirements for all Bachelor’s Degrees )

Academic Foundations and Core Curriculum, plus additional requirements - 43 hours

• ENGL 1143 - Academic Research and Writing 3
• SPCH 1133 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication 3
• EDUC 2013 - School and Society 3
• HIST 1133 - Survey of American History to 1865 3
• HIST 1233 - Survey of American History since 1865 3
• POLS 1333 - American Government 3
• POLS 1433 - American Government 3
• SPAN 1134 - Elementary Spanish I 4

Additional General Requirements - 19 hours

• COUN 2143 - Human Diversity 3
• EPSY 3153 - Educational Psychology 3
• ECED 3173 - ESL Methods and Materials 3

• 10 hours electives

Major in Spanish - 38 hours

• SPAN 1134 - Elementary Spanish I 4 *
• SPAN 1234 - Elementary Spanish II 4
• SPAN 2133 - Intermediate Spanish I 3
• SPAN 2233 - Intermediate Spanish II 3
• SPAN 3003 - Introduction to Hispanic Literature 3

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• SPAN 3013 - Spanish Civilization 3

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• SPAN 3023 - Spanish American Civilization 3

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• SPAN 3333 - Conversation and Composition 3

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• SPAN 4133 - Advanced Oral Expression 3

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• SPAN 4233 - Advanced Grammar and Composition 3

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• SPAN 4433 - Advanced Comprehensive Skills 3

Professional Education for All-Level Certification - 24 hours

• EDUC 3163 - Classroom Management 3
• EDUC 3183 - Classroom Assessment 3
• EDUC 4113 - Planning and Assessment for Secondary Education and All-Level 3
• EDUC 4166 - Clinical Teaching for Undergraduate Students 6 semester hours
• ETEC 4003 - Advanced Technology Integration 3
• READ 4273 - Content Reading 3
• SPED 3613 - Exceptional Individuals 3

Total Semester Hours - 120

Note:

Students pursuing a major or minor in Spanish have the option to receive up to 12 advanced semester credit hours through participation in an intensive Spanish language training institution facilitated through the MSU Office of International Education.  All credit will be awarded by Midwestern State University through the Department of World Languages and Cultures.  Courses will be focused on language, culture, and the profession of the student’s corresponding major.  In order to be eligible for this option, a minimum of six semester credit hours must be attained through courses taught by MSU faculty online or on campus, or through special permission from the Chair of the World Languages and Cultures Department.